Base Coat

Base Coat

GHtourist2020-12-31T00:28:57.000Z
Treatment, sticky base coat and QD top coat for every polish. Essie GC are my favourites!
nickitraylor2020-12-30T14:59:31.000Z
I got several that were the jellies and were so sheer- I now have a little collection of vnl rop
blurring basecoats that have really really helped those sheer polishes. So now I do Nailtiques, base coat, vnl blurring base then 2-3 coats of polishe
SpitandPolish2020-12-30T05:35:58.000Z
I struggle to find a good clear that can just be worn by itself++
so far I only get decent wear out of a base coat and a top coat together with nothing in between. I've tried the insta-dry clear, the essie TL&C clear
Sunburn9112020-12-29T19:11:20.000Z
I’ve done as directed and with a base coat if it was a dark/very saturated color that might stain.
mhanna2020-12-29T19:04:00.000Z
Always use a base and top coat.
noliesjustl0ve2020-12-29T17:54:30.000Z
i use a base coat and seche vive tc. never had issues
cleogirl2020-12-29T17:44:20.000Z
Essie Gel Couture- do you guys apply as directed with no base and the top coat?
suzyqz2020-12-23T00:50:24.000Z
Yes, it gets easier :) I use a cuticle pumice stone from Sally's and just rub around the rop
cuticles after a shower. It's gentle and works great. You really need to get as much cuticle off the nailbed as possible before applying gel. The cut
TVARTDIVA2020-12-22T16:39:54.000Z
**BEAUTY EDITOR'S 2020 WINTER FAVORITES LIST**...Rop++
I feel so blessed to not only have relationships with some of the best beauty experts in each of these categories as a TV/ Film Union Makeup Artist, b
suzyqz2020-12-22T15:43:04.000Z
Yes, but when you want to change shades, you'd have to soak off and depending on the
color, it may stain your natural nails. An easier way is to use a gel base and top coat, then use regular polish over the gel. It will last as long