The Macarons collection of gel polishes is designed to delight your senses from your very first manicure. Drawing inspiration from the beautiful pastel colors of classic French macarons, these highly pigmented polishes have a rich, creamy texture and offer perfect coverage. In most cases, just one coat is all you need for flawless nails.
Benefits of Cupio To Go!:
– Cupio To Go! gel polishes combine the simple application process of regular nail polish with the long-lasting durability of a UV gel, keeping your manicure looking great for up to 4-6 weeks.
– Depending on your preference, the color can be applied in one or two coats. All the shades work well with both the standard and apex application techniques.
– The Cupio To Go! collection is compatible with other systems and can be used over both acrylic and gel manicures, as long as a flexible top coat is used to finish.
– These polishes are a great choice for both professional salon use and for anyone who prefers to do their nails at home.
Volume: 15ml
Instructions for use:
1. Start with the usual nail prep: shape the nails, push back and remove cuticles, then buff away the shine from the natural nail.
2. Apply a layer of Cupio To Go! Base Lac. Cure for 30 seconds in an LED lamp or 120 seconds in a UV lamp.
3. Add one or two layers of color, curing each coat for at least 30 seconds before adding the next. Once all color layers are applied, cure the nails for 60 seconds in an LED lamp or 2-3 minutes in a UV lamp.
4. Seal with a top coat and cure for 60-90 seconds in an LED lamp or 3-4 minutes in a UV lamp.
5. Remove the tacky layer with a nail cleaner.
Removal instructions:
The polish can be removed by soaking, either with a specialized Soak Off Remover or with Pure Acetone. For the wrapping method, you’ll need remover wraps. Alternatively, use the soaking method: place nails in a dish or specialized caps with acetone or remover for 10-15 minutes. After soaking, gently push off the remaining product with a metal spatula.
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