Colorful Neon Gel

Colorful Neon Gel nails are known for their vibrant and intense shades that glow, making them perfect for summer. These neon colors emit more light than their non-neon counterparts, giving them a bright, light-infused appearance. Neon gels are especially popular during the summer seasons, with neon green, for instance, appearing as if it’s lit up. Additionally, neon colors can be paired with neutral shades like khaki, white, gray, brown, and black for a professional yet stylish look. They also offer a fun glowing effect in the dark, adding to their appeal. Furthermore, neon gels can be matched with accessories for a coordinated look, and they can be used in various designs, from solid neon nails to rainbow neon patterns.

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Usage Tips：

1. Preparation: Start by cleaning your nails with a nail polish remover to ensure they are free from any old polish, oil, or dirt. Push back your cuticles and buff the surface of your nails to create a smooth base.
2. Base Coat: Apply a thin layer of a clear base coat to your nails. This will help the neon gel adhere better and last longer. Cure under a UV/LED lamp according to the Kissy instructions.
3. Neon Gel Application: Shake the neon gel bottle well before use. Apply a thin layer of the neon gel polish to your nails. Be careful not to get any on your cuticles or skin. Cure under a UV/LED lamp.
4. Second Coat: For a more vibrant and opaque finish, apply a second coat of the neon gel polish and cure again under the UV/LED lamp.
5. Top Coat: Once you’re satisfied with the color intensity, seal in your design with a clear top coat. This will give your nails a glossy finish and protect the neon gel from chipping. Cure one last time under the UV/LED lamp.
6. Clean Up: If any gel polish has gotten onto your skin or cuticles, clean it up using a nail brush dipped in nail polish remover.
7. Nourish: Finish by applying cuticle oil around your nails to hydrate and nourish the skin.

Removing Tips：

1. Buffing: Gently buff the top layer of the gel polish using a nail file. This breaks the seal and allows the remover to penetrate better.
2. Soak: Soak a cotton ball in acetone or a specialized gel polish remover. Place it directly on the gel polish.
3. Wrap: Wrap each finger with a small piece of aluminum foil, ensuring the cotton ball stays in place over the nail. This helps to keep the acetone or remover concentrated on the gel polish.
4. Wait: Let the nails soak for about 10-15 minutes. The gel polish should begin to lift and bubble up.
5. Gently Scrape: Using a cuticle pusher or an orange stick, gently scrape away the loosened gel polish. If any polish remains, re-soak and repeat.
6. Moisturize: After all the gel polish is removed, wash your hands and apply a nourishing cuticle oil or hand cream to replenish moisture.