CATHEDRAL EMERALD

Layering over structure gel or a nude base for a jewel-toned, stained-glass effect, or wearing alone for a glossy tinted green.

1. Prep the nail: clean, dehydrate, and lightly buff as needed.
2. Apply and cure your preferred base: structure gel, 3-Free Rubber Base, Stellar Rubber Base, or Stellar Bond Base.
3. Apply two to three thin coats of Cathedral Emerald over structure gel or a nude/clear base for a rich, glass-like tint, curing each coat and building to your desired depth of color.
4. Apply and cure Stellar Shine Top for a glossy, no-wipe finish.

Cure time: 60 seconds per layer in the Stellar Shine Anywhere UV/LED lamp.

For the richest stained-glass effect, apply Cathedral Emerald over one of our structure gels or a sheer nude base, building up thin layers until you reach your desired depth of color. It also pairs beautifully with chrome powder over top for an extra-glossy, gem-like finish.

3-Free Rubber Base, Stellar Rubber Base, or Stellar Bond Base (or apply over structure gel), and Stellar Shine Top for a glossy, no-wipe finish.

Does it contain HEMA? Yes, this is a standard deep green glass gel nail polish colour that contains HEMA.

How many coats do I need? Two to three coats gives the best buildable glass-gel depth; layer over structure gel or a nude base for a richer stained-glass effect.

What's the cure time? 60 seconds per layer in the Stellar Shine Anywhere UV/LED lamp.

Can it be applied over structure gel? Yes, it can be applied over structure gel or any of our base coats.

How is it removed? Soak off or file off.

How long does it last? Up to 4 weeks.

Dipentaerythrityl Hexaacrylate, Hydroxypropyl Methacrylate, Hydroxycyclohexyl Phenyl Ketone, HEMA, Trimethylolpropane Triacrylate, Bis-Trimethylbenzoyl Phenylphosphine Oxide, plus pigment (varies by shade). Vegan and cruelty-free. Designed in Canada, Made in China.

Cure for 60 seconds per layer in the Stellar Shine Anywhere UV/LED lamp.

For best results, always prep and dehydrate the natural nail before application, apply thin, even layers, and fully cure each layer before moving to the next.