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Whispered Lore - Gel Nail Color

Name: Whispered Lore - Gel Nail Color
Brand: ORLY
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Whispered Lore - Gel Nail Color is a captivating golden olive shimmer with a glowing sheen and subtle green undertones. Requires UV/LED lamp. For professional use only.

SHADE

golds, green

UNDERTONE

warm-neutral

COVERAGE

full coverage

FINISH

duochrome, metallic, shimmer

How To Use

Close-up of a hand pushing back cuticles and cleaning the nail with a lint-free wipe before applying Orly Beauty nail polish.

1

PREP

Push back cuticles, gently buff nail plate and cleanse nails with a lint-free wipe and alcohol or acetone to remove surface oils.

2

PRIME

Apply GELFX Nail Tip Primer to the tip of the nail and allow to dry. PRO TIP: Apply to the full nail plate if you experience peeling and lifting near the base of the nail.

3

BASECOAT

Apply one thin coat of GELFX Basecoat and cure for 30 seconds in our 900FX LED Lamp.

4

COLOR

Apply 2 even layers of GELFX Gel Nail Color and cure for 30 seconds in our 900FX LED Lamp between each coat.

5

TOPCOAT

Finish with your GELFX Topcoat, cure for 30 seconds and remove the inhibition layer with a lint-free wipe and alcohol. Or opt for our No Cleanse Topcoat.

6

CUTICLE OIL

Maintain your manicure with GELFX Cuticle Oil.

PRO Product

This Product is For Professional Use Only and requires a UV / LED Lamp

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions we’re often asked around this product.

Contrary to popular belief, the wavelength of light used to cure gels is absolutely safe. While there have been misleading articles and studies done with incomparable variables to typical usage, you don’t have to worry about the minimal UV/LED exposure from biweekly manicures. Expo sure is equivalent to taking a walk for 10 minutes on a mildly sunny day. For more information, take a listen to this episode of It’s A Nail Thing with Doug Schoon. https://shows.acast.com/its-a-nail-thing/episodes/are-uv-nail-lamps-dangerous

To remove GELFX color, file the top layer of gel to break the seal and ensure acetone will penetrate the product. Soak the cotton pad of your Foil Remover Wraps with Genius Remover and tightly wrap ensuring the cotton pad is directly on top of your nail. Let soak for 10 minutes. Remove the wraps one at a time and gently push off the flaked up gel from the nail plate. Do not use heavy pressure. If there is any excess gel, replace your Foil Remover Wrap and let soak for another 2 minutes.

All gels (with the exception of our No Cleanse Topcoat) cure with an inhibition layer. This layer, also known as a “tacky layer”, is created when oxygen inhibits the very top layer from fully curing. This is intentional as it creates a grippy surface for the next layer to adhere to. Remember, shiny doesn’t stick to shiny! But please DO NOT TOUCH the inhibition layer as uncured gel can cause skin irritations. Remember, gel products are made for nails and should never touch the skin. When you’ve finished your Builder manicure, if you’ve opted for our original GELFX Topcoat, remove the inhibition layer with a lint-free wipe and 99% alcohol to reveal your shine. Or use our No Cleanse Topcoat to skip this step!

What you’re referring to is a heat spike. Heat spikes are actually fiction burns. When gels cure, the molecules are running around to link up with each other and they can bump into each other on the way to link up. When too many molecules bump into each other it creates friction which generates heat. This happens when applying your gel layers too thick. Damaged, thin nails will be more sensitive to this phenomenon. To avoid it, make sure to apply thin layers of your gel products. If you do feel a heat spike when your nails are curing in your 900 FX LED Lamp, immediately remove your hand for 2-3 seconds and then go back in for a full cure. This will give your nails time to cool down to prevent the heat spike from occurring. We also recommend trying out the variable low-heat mode on our 900 FX LED lamp which gradually increases the strength of the light in 10 second increments to prevent heat spikes.

All gels (with the exception of our No Cleanse Topcoat) cure with an inhibition layer. This layer, also known as a “tacky layer”, is created when oxygen inhibits the very top layer from fully curing. This is intentional as it creates a grippy surface for the next layer to adhere to. Remember, shiny doesn’t stick to shiny! But please DO NOT TOUCH the inhibition layer as uncured gel can cause skin irritations. Remember, gel products are made for nails and should never touch the skin. When you’ve finished your Builder manicure, if you’ve opted for our original GELFX Topcoat, remove the inhibition layer with a lint-free wipe and 99% alcohol to reveal your shine. Or use our No Cleanse Topcoat to skip this step!

Contrary to popular belief, the wavelength of light used to cure gels is absolutely safe. While there have been misleading articles and studies done with incomparable variables to typical usage, you don’t have to worry about the minimal UV/LED exposure from biweekly manicures. Expo sure is equivalent to taking a walk for 10 minutes on a mildly sunny day. For more information, take a listen to this episode of It’s A Nail Thing with Doug Schoon. https://shows.acast.com/its-a-nail-thing/episodes/are-uv-nail-lamps-dangerous

To remove GELFX color, file the top layer of gel to break the seal and ensure acetone will penetrate the product. Soak the cotton pad of your Foil Remover Wraps with Genius Remover and tightly wrap ensuring the cotton pad is directly on top of your nail. Let soak for 10 minutes. Remove the wraps one at a time and gently push off the flaked up gel from the nail plate. Do not use heavy pressure. If there is any excess gel, replace your Foil Remover Wrap and let soak for another 2 minutes.

What you’re referring to is a heat spike. Heat spikes are actually fiction burns. When gels cure, the molecules are running around to link up with each other and they can bump into each other on the way to link up. When too many molecules bump into each other it creates friction which generates heat. This happens when applying your gel layers too thick. Damaged, thin nails will be more sensitive to this phenomenon. To avoid it, make sure to apply thin layers of your gel products. If you do feel a heat spike when your nails are curing in your 900 FX LED Lamp, immediately remove your hand for 2-3 seconds and then go back in for a full cure. This will give your nails time to cool down to prevent the heat spike from occurring. We also recommend trying out the variable low-heat mode on our 900 FX LED lamp which gradually increases the strength of the light in 10 second increments to prevent heat spikes.