Vina - Vina – Shade 58 – HEMA-Free Gel Polish 15ml
£7.50
Description
A premium HEMA-free gel polish in a richly pigmented shade (#58) from VINA’s professional gel colour line. Made in the UK, it’s formulated for both salon and home use and offers full coverage and chip-resistance. It cures with LED in about 60 seconds or UV in about 3 minutes.
How to use?
- Apply a thin base coat suitable for gel polish (if required) and cure under your LED or UV lamp.
- Apply one thin layer of the gel polish. Cure for approximately 60 seconds under an LED lamp.
- Apply a second thin layer of the gel polish to achieve full, even colour. Cure again under LED or UV as above.
- Apply a compatible gel top coat and cure it.
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FAQs
Does OPI Natural Strong have TPO products?
No, OPI Nature Strong nail polish does not contain TPO (triphenyl phosphate). OPI states that its Nature Strong line is a "9-free" formula, meaning it is free of nine common and potentially harmful chemicals, including TPO.
- TPO is not in Nature Strong: OPI confirms that Nature Strong does not contain TPO as part of its 9-free formula.
- What "9-free" means: The "9-free" claim indicates the absence of Formaldehyde, Formaldehyde Resin, Toluene, Xylene, Dibutyl phthalate (DBP), Camphor, Parabens, Ethyl Tosylamide, and Triphenyl Phosphate (TPO).
Do I need a base coat and top coat?
Yes, they are highly recommended. A base coat helps the polish adhere better, extends the life of your manicure, and creates a protective barrier to prevent pigmented polish from staining your natural nails. A top coat seals the color, adds shine (or a specific finish), helps prevent chipping, and can make your manicure last longer.
However, there are some products can be used without topcoat or basecoat. It is normally mentioned in the descriptions of products.
How do I prevent chipping?
Proper nail prep (cleaning the nail plate with remover before application), using a base and top coat, and "capping" or sealing the free edge (tip) of your nail with each coat can help prevent chipping.
Avoid soaking your nails in water before a manicure and wear gloves when using household cleaning products.
What are Pros and Cons of normal polishes?
Pros
- Cost-effective: Generally less expensive than gel polish and requires no special equipment, making it a budget-friendly option.
- Easy to apply and remove: Requires no special tools or UV light, and removal is quick and simple with standard nail polish remover.
- Frequent colour changes: The ease of removal and low cost makes it easy to switch colours often, satisfying a desire for frequent changes.
- Wide variety of choices: Available in a vast array of colours and finishes at most stores.
Cons
- Shorter lifespan: Lasts about 5 to 7 days before it starts to chip, chip, or fade.
- Prone to chipping: More susceptible to chipping and smudging, especially with active use of the hands.
- Drying time: Each coat needs to dry properly, and full hardness can take up to an hour or more, requiring patience and careful handling to avoid smudges.
How do I remove normal nail polish?
Normal nail polish is easily removed with standard nail polish remover, which can be acetone or non-acetone based. Acetone is a very effective solvent, but non-acetone removers can be less dehydrating for some individuals.
How should I store my nail polish?
Store your polish bottles upright in a cool, dark, and dry place (like a cabinet or drawer). Avoid direct sunlight, heat, and high humidity, which can cause the formula to separate or thicken.
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