HEYLOVE Frame Gel Milk Tea is a modelling gel in a beige-milky shade, inspired by the soft color of milk tea. This warm, creamy nude color is perfect for nail modelling, strengthening, shape restoration, no-file extensions and elegant natural salon looks.
The updated Frame Gel formula has a medium creamy consistency that spreads easily and self-levels, helping to create a smooth and even nail surface with minimal filing. The material offers a balanced combination of strength and elasticity, holds its shape well and provides stable wear.
In a thin layer, the gel remains elastic and helps reduce the risk of lifting near the cuticle area. In a 1 mm layer, it becomes hard with slight cushioning, making the coating resistant to chipping while still comfortable to work with. The formula is almost odorless, HEMA-free, TPO-free and CPNP-notified in the EU.
Benefits:
- Beige-milky shade
- Soft milk tea color
- Warm creamy nude finish
- Updated and improved Frame Gel formula
- Medium creamy consistency
- Self-leveling texture
- Creates a smooth surface with minimal filing
- Balanced strength and elasticity
- Holds its shape well
- Resistant to chipping
- Does not cause a burning sensation during curing
- Almost odorless
- HEMA-free and TPO-free
- CPNP-notified in the EU
- Suitable for upper and lower forms
- Ideal for no-file extensions
- Pump jar, 30 ml
How to use:
Prepare the nail plate with a 180-grit file or a 100-grit buffer. Degrease the nails, especially around the cuticle and sidewalls. Apply dehydrator and let it dry for 30 seconds. Apply a base coat with rubbing motions, level the surface and cure for 30 seconds. Dispense the required amount of Frame Gel using the pump and apply it as an architectural layer or with forms. Cure each nail for 30 seconds, then cure both hands for an additional 1–2 minutes. Remove the sticky layer, file if needed and finish with a top coat.
Consistency: medium
Attention! To avoid unnecessary polymerization of the material during operation, testing or removing the contents of the open bottle or penzlik, you need to trim it as a day light (especially in the case of direct sun changes). We also ask you to respect that when the weather is gloomy and gloomy, a large amount of ultraviolet radiation is passed through, which is sufficient for the material to begin to polymerize.
