Nail Art Products for Professionals and Home Artists

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Cat Eye Gel Polish 15ml
Cat Eye Gel Polish 15ml

Rs. 590.00

Cat Eye Gel Polish 7.5ml
Cat Eye Gel Polish 7.5ml

Rs. 569.00

Universal Mirror Cat eye Gel
Universal Mirror Cat eye Gel

Rs. 599.00

Laser Cat Eye 7.5ml
Laser Cat Eye 7.5ml

Rs. 569.00

Magic Mirror Top Coat
Magic Mirror Top Coat

Rs. 579.00

Blooming Gel
Blooming Gel

Rs. 589.00

Glitter Polish 7.5ml
Glitter Polish 7.5ml

Rs. 569.00

Platinum Glitter Gel Polish 15ml
Platinum Glitter Gel Polish 15ml

Rs. 560.00

Builder Gel (Glitter Colors)
Builder Gel (Glitter Colors)

Rs. 1,100.00

8 in 1 Functional Gel
8 in 1 Functional Gel

Rs. 549.00

1-Piece Ombre Nail Art Brush
1-Piece Ombre Nail Art Brush

Rs. 152.00

Ombre Nail Art Wooden Brush
Ombre Nail Art Wooden Brush

Rs. 190.00

Gel Nail Art Brush
Gel Nail Art Brush

Rs. 90.00

Nail Art Products for Professionals and Home Artists

Nail art is where the money is on a salon menu and where the interest is at home. A plain gel manicure takes forty minutes and sells at a fixed rate; the same set with a chrome accent or a cat eye finish takes ten minutes longer and sells for a good deal more. This category is everything you need for the decorative half of the service.

Effect gels

Cat eye gels carry magnetic particles that draw into a line under a magnet — the most requested effect of the last two years, and one of the fastest to apply. Mirror cat eye and chrome top coats give the reflective finish that photographs well, and blooming gel spreads colour into itself for marbled and watercolour work without any brush skill at all.

Glitters and pigments

Glitter polish and platinum glitter are the quickest way to lift a single accent nail. Glitter builder gel does the same inside an extension, so the sparkle sits within the nail rather than on top of it where it can wear off.

Brushes

Detail work is a brush problem before it is a skill problem. A 12-piece art brush set covers liners, dotters and fans; the ombre brush is the one that makes a gradient look deliberate rather than muddy. Browse all of them in nail essentials.

Every gel here is TPO free and HEMA free, cures under UV or LED, and soaks off without scraping. New to effect work? Read why gel polish lifts first — art sits on top of a base, and a base that fails takes the art with it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What products do I need to start doing nail art?
A base coat, a colour to work over, one or two effect gels, a top coat to seal, and a small set of art brushes. Cat eye gel and blooming gel are the two effects that produce a professional-looking result with the least practice, because the magnet and the gel do the work rather than your brush hand. Add liners and dotters once you know which styles you are being asked for.
How does cat eye gel polish work?
Cat eye gels carry fine magnetic particles. You apply the colour, hold a magnet close to the wet surface for a few seconds so the particles gather into a bright line, then cure. The strength and angle of the magnet decide where the line sits, so the same bottle produces a different effect depending on how you hold it. Cure fully before removing the magnet, or the line drifts.
Do chrome and mirror finishes need a special top coat?
Yes. A mirror finish needs a non-wipe top coat with no tacky layer left behind, otherwise the pigment lifts as you buff it. Our Magic Mirror Top Coat is formulated for this. Seal the chrome with a second layer of top coat afterwards, or it dulls within a few days of hand washing.
Is nail art gel the same as regular gel polish?
The chemistry is the same — soak-off gel, cured under UV or LED, TPO and HEMA free like the rest of the range. What differs is the pigment: magnetic particles for cat eye, mica for chrome, spreading agents for blooming gel, and heavier glitter loads that need a thicker application. They layer over normal gel polish and are removed the same way.
How long does nail art last compared with plain gel polish?
The same two to three weeks, provided the base underneath is prepared properly and the art is sealed under a full top coat that caps the free edge. Art does not fail on its own; it fails when the layer beneath it lifts. Heavy glitter and thick 3D work wear slightly faster on a client who works with their hands.
Which nail art brushes should a salon buy first?
A fine liner for detail, a dotting tool for spots and flowers, and an ombre or gradient brush. Those three cover the large majority of requests. A wider set is worth it once you are doing art daily, and a good brush lasts years if you clean it with brush cleaner rather than acetone, which destroys the ferrule and splays the bristles.