LAVIS Pat Pat Gel (Ver 2) - P11 - Terra Pop
LAVIS Pat Pat Gel (Ver 2) - P11 - Terra Pop
Terra Pop: pan P11 of Lavis's Ver2 Pat Pat Gel palette. One product, three services: solid color when patted to full coverage, gradient when patted thin, painted art when lifted on a brush. Smooth, glossy and dense, so a little goes a long way.
Why artists pick it
- Multifunctional: full coverage, gradients and painted designs from one pan.
- Highly pigmented: rich color in one pass of the sponge.
- Smooth and glossy once cured and sealed.
- A little goes a long way, so a pan lasts.
Specs
| Pan | P11 |
|---|---|
| Name | Terra Pop |
| Range | Pat Pat Gel, Lavis Ver2, 21 pans |
| Format | Flat pan, sponge or brush application |
| Made for | Solid color, ombre, aura, blush, pop-up nail art |
| Cure | UV/LED lamp |
How to use
- Prep and cure a gel base (Base & Top Gel); for an ombre or aura, cure a light gel color first as the ground.
- Press a sponge from the sponge and grabber set onto the pan.
- Pat onto the nail: evenly for a solid, densely at one end and fading out for a gradient. Flash cure, pat a second layer to deepen, cure.
- For lines and designs, pick the gel up on a detail brush from Nail Art instead.
- Seal with a glossy gel top and cure.
Related
- Pat Pat Gel: the whole range, Lavis Ver2, original and A'DOR
- Air Ombre: airbrush-style ombre supplies
- SNS Gel Only: solid gel color for the ground under a gradient
Questions
Pat gel or brush-on gel for an ombre? A brush-on gel goes translucent and streaky when sponged; a pat gel is dense enough to stay opaque on the sponge, so the gradient fades clean.
One sponge per shade? Yes. A sponge that has touched two pans muddies both; the 100-piece set is sized for that habit.
How is it removed? Patted gel is sealed under top coat and soaks off with the rest of the gel set: file the top thin, wrap in acetone, wait, push.
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