GayaNE
650 AMD
One of the prominent characters in Armenian history was the Virgin Gayane, whose temple is still standing in Etchmiatsin. And this shade of pink fully reflects the deep and mysterious characters of all Gayanes.
👩🏻🔬7-FREE formula: NE Beauty nail polishes boast a formula devoid of carcinogens, allergens, irritants, and other detrimental elements. They are entirely safe for pregnant women to use.
💅🏻 Color Coverage from the First Coat: NE Beauty lab utilizes predominantly natural pigments, ensuring a more even and dense coverage right from the initial layer, resulting in nail polish that lasts up to 7-8 days.
✨ Prolonged Gloss: With NE Beauty nail polishes, experience a glossy finish akin to gel polishes, which remains impressive even without a top coat.
🐰 Ethically Produced: NE Beauty nail polishes uphold cruelty-free standards, abstaining from animal testing. All evaluations are conducted using laboratory equipment.
The composition is devoid of the following elements:
• Toluene (known to cause headaches and nausea)
• Formaldehyde (linked to skin allergies)
• Formaldehyde resin (associated with dermatitis)
• Camphor (may lead to skin irritation, headaches, and dizziness)
• Dibutyl phthalate (potentially affecting the menstrual cycle)
• Xylene (known to cause dizziness and nausea)
• Parabens (studies indicate a potential link to breast cancer)
| Weight | 54 g |
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| Color | |
| Contents |
Acetate ,Adipic acid ,Benzophenone-1 ,Butyl acetate ,Ethyl acetate ,Isopropanol ,Methyl isobutyrate ,Nitrocellulose ,Silicon dioxide with mineral components (1.39%-85%) ,Sucrose ,Trimethyl pentanyl diisobutyrate ,Triphenyl phosphate |
- Dehydrate the nails with Nail Prep to remove moisture,
- Apply a single layer of Titanium base coat and allow it to dry for 60 seconds,
- Apply the color in 2-3 coats, waiting 60-120 seconds between each layer,
- Complete the process with any of the NE top coats (Diamond, Fast Dry).
Reminder: Even after the manicure/pedicure is fully dried, avoid contact with water for 2-3 hours.
