TOUCH - Cover Base Lavender, 13ml

A violet-toned camouflage base for strengthening and correcting short and medium-length nail plates. It can be used as a standalone, richly pigmented coating that effectively hides surface defects and unevenness. Why This Base Works With a medium consistency, Lavender applies easily with a brush, self-levels quickly, doesn't run, and doesn't flow under the cuticle. Once cured, it becomes strong and elastic, resisting chips and cracks. The formula is medium-acid, working gently on the natural nail. Well suited to a light manicure or nail-art experimentation — pattern designs, French tips, fine linework, or adding depth to other shades. Recommended application: two layers over a foundation of clear Cover Base. What Makes This Shade Work Semi-transparent violet pigment Suited to short and medium-length nails Conceals surface defects and unevenness Strengthens and corrects the nail plate Medium consistency Can be used as a standalone coating Distributes quickly and self-levels Applied in two layers How to Apply Complete standard nail prep — shape with a file, buff the surface Soften the cuticle with remover, push back with a pusher, and trim with clippers or manicure scissors, or perform a combined manicure with a drill Remove excess moisture and impurities with an antiseptic and degreaser Apply an acid primer or ultrabond before the base for longer-lasting wear Build a thin underlayer of Rubber or Airy Base Apply Lavender in 2 layers, paying extra attention to the cuticle area and side parallels; cure in a UV/LED lamp for 60 seconds Level using the "wet floor" technique: apply and spread a small drop of material with rubbing brush motions, then cure Apply and cure a finishing top coat Hydrate the periungual area with cuticle oil Specifications Color: Violet, semi-transparent Acidity: Medium Consistency: Medium Coats: 2 Bottle: With brush Volume: 13ml FAQ Is Lavender suitable for long nails? It's specifically designed for short and medium-length nail plates rather than longer extensions. Does Lavender need a foundation base underneath? Yes, a thin underlayer of Rubber or Airy Base is recommended before applying Lavender in two coats. Use only for training on tips