Amfa Foil Effect 0,5g dust

• very fine grain, flour structure,
• very heavy, after opening the container it does not float or create dust,
• sticky structure, does not fall apart, so it lasts for a very long time,
• very easy application,
• 100% glass effect and uniform gloss without visible particles,
• the color of the product in the jar is white, after application it becomes transparent

There are many methods of using and applying dust, but no matter which one we choose, we will always achieve a unique manicure finish. Amfa Foil Effect works perfectly on any plate, and the ease of application makes working with it extremely easy and pleasant. How it will be used and what the final effect will be will depend on the skills and creativity of the stylist. We present the classic method.

Hot Top Application:

- apply the first layer of hybrid varnish,

- cure in the lamp for 30 seconds,

- apply a second layer of varnish,

- cure in the lamp for 30 seconds,

- shine with Long Lasting top or No Wipe top,

- cure in the lamp for 15-25 seconds. (so that the top hardens completely),

- apply powder to the entire nail on a hot top (we have 4-5 seconds for this),

- gently remove dust with the Słowianka Pinguin dust removal brush,

- shine with the target top coat, preferably Long Lasting,

- cure in the lamp for 90 seconds. up to 2 min.

Application for a baby boomer or French top is done in the same way as application for a hot top:

- after styling, polish your nails with a top coat,

- rub the powder onto a hot, not fully hardened top to obtain a sheet effect (the top should be well leveled so that the dust is evenly distributed everywhere),

- gently remove dust with the Słowianka Pinguin dust removal brush,

- polish with the target top coat, preferably Long Lasting top coat, as it protects pollen most permanently,

- cure in the lamp for 90 seconds. up to 2 min.

Comments:

In order to make the styling permanent, so that the powder does not rub off on the tips, gently file the front of the nail with a file 240. Then remove the file scratches with a polishing block 240 and then 260, polishing the front of the nail itself and closing its entire structure.