The top coat protects the coating from scratches and chips and also helps reduce the risk of fading and unwanted yellowing. Its elastic structure makes the material comfortable to work with and suitable as a finishing coat.

HEYLOVE Top Black Side can be used on its own to create a glossy black coating or incorporated into different nail art designs, including rub-in effects. The product comes in a 15 ml bottle with a convenient brush.

The HELLO brand is changing its name to HEYLOVE, so new products are being released under the new brand name.

Benefits:

• No sticky layer.
• Colour: black.
• Glossy finish.
• Elastic structure.
• Consistency: medium-thick.
• Spreads evenly and helps create a smooth surface.
• Applied in a thin layer.
• Protects the coating from scratches and chips.
• Helps protect the coating from fading and unwanted yellowing.
• Suitable for rub-in effects.
• Can be used as a standalone coloured coating.
• Curing time: 60 seconds in a UV/LED lamp.
• Volume: 15 ml.

How to use:

1. Prepare the nail plate by correcting the shape with a file and buffing the surface.
2. Prepare the cuticle using your preferred classic or combined manicure technique.
3. Clean and degrease the nail plate, removing excess moisture and impurities.
4. If necessary, apply an acid primer or ultrabond before the base coat.
5. Apply the base coat and cure in a UV/LED lamp for 60 seconds.
6. Apply gel polish and cure in the lamp.
7. Apply HEYLOVE Top Black Side in a thin, even layer.
8. Cure in a UV/LED lamp for 60 seconds.
9. After finishing the coating, apply cuticle oil if necessary.

Ingredients: Acrylates Copolymer, HEMA, Pentaerythrityl Tetramercapto-Propionate, Trimethylbenzoyl Diphenyllphosphine Oxide, Hydroxycyclohexyl Phenyl Ketone, Silica.

The manufacturer may change the product formulation. The ingredient information may be inaccurate.

Precautions:

• To prevent unwanted polymerisation of the material during work, testing, or content creation, keep the open bottle or brush as far away from daylight as possible, especially from direct sunlight.
• Please note that even in cloudy weather, ultraviolet radiation may be sufficient to start polymerisation of the material.