This well-known nail polish manufacturer just introduced an LED starter kit that includes everything you need to make salon-quality gel manicures at home.
One of the most popular beauty treatments today is getting professional gel, or “shellac,” manicures regularly, but they can cost more than $35 per visit to maintain. However, a brand-new gel kit for use at ten times the price has just been released.
Iconic nail care brand Nails.INC has just launched its first home gel set. Nails.INC gelLED Manicure Starter Kit costs £50 and contains everything you need to create 14 professional-looking gel manis at home, including tools, LED lamp and a pretty pink shade of polish. Cheaper than some of the other home LED kits, using this Nails.INC kit means that each of your DIY manicures will cost £3.57; a fraction of the cost of going to the salon.
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The LED lamp in this kit, which promises “salon-quality results only a cure away,” cures the unique gel polish in 30 seconds and gives your nails a super-glossy appearance. The box comes with:
- LED Lamp
- 2-in-1 Nail File and Buffer
- Gel Nail Cleanser
- Gel nail primer
- 2-in-1 Top Coat and Base Coat
- Pink Chiffon Gel Color:
- Cuticle Stick
- Free 12x Lint Wipes
- Remover Dropper
- 10x Foil tins
- Tool for removing .
The set includes a timeless, pretty pale pink hue called Pink Chiffon, but there are 15 additional shades that you can purchase separately for £9 each.
While gel manicure sets like this one are fairly simple to understand if you follow the instructions, nail pros advise using identical brand nail polish and LED lamps. Because they were created to cure properly, mixing and matching different polish brands can cause uncured polish, which is one of the main drawbacks of using your own gels.
The Mylee Nail It Kit is another well-known at-home gel kit, which we thoroughly reviewed here. You’d typically spend £157 on the set, but it’s currently only going to cost you $84, which means that after just one or two uses, you’ll probably have saved more than you did getting professional manicures.
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Source: Mirror
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