Gel Polish PINK AMETHYST

Description

This color is usually only available as part of our Crystal Cateye Collection,but exceptionally, we now have a few single bottles available for individual purchase. 

Hurry – while supplies last!

Discover the Magic of Cat-Eye Gel Polish!

This mesmerizing Cat-Eye gel polish lets you create a unique, magnetic shimmer effect. Simply apply a thin layer of color and hold the magnet just above the wet polish — watch the magic happen!

Want more dimension? Try layering it! Apply and cure one layer first, then add another and use the magnet again — it makes the effect even more vibrant and eye-catching.

Ugly Duckling Gel Polish colors are a must-have for any nail lover! From elegant classics to bold glitters and playful Cat-Eyes — there’s something for every mood and style. Perfect for a sleek everyday look or to unleash your wildest creativity!

Why you'll love it:

• Full coverage in just two coats
• Works on natural nails and over acrylic, gel, or acrygel
• Stays exactly where you put it – no need to cure finger by finger
• No shrinking – cure the whole hand at once
• Wipeable finish
• Ideal for stunning nail art

How to Use – On Natural Nails:

• Prep the nail as usual (cleanse, remove oils and moisture)
• Apply primer
• Apply Builder Base or Natural Base, cure, and don’t remove the sticky layer
• Apply a thin coat of gel polish on four fingers and cure
• Repeat with the thumb
• Apply a second thin coat and cure again
• Finish with your favorite top coat

On Artificial Nails:

• Shape and finish your gel, acrylic, or acrygel set
• Lightly file the surface
• Apply gel polish thinly on four fingers and cure
• Repeat with the thumb
• Apply second coat and cure
• Seal with top coat

Have fun and tag us with #UglyDucklingNails — we can't wait to see what you create!

The images are always real pictures of the color itself: each color is displayed on two tips, each with two layers of gel polish, one tip finished with the Matte top and the other tip with the No-Wipe. Due to changing camera settings, lighting and especially your own screen, the colors on your screen may appear different than in real life.