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Age:
18+
Classification: professional
Country: China
Made in: China
The "cat's eye" manicure has gained incredible popularity among women who keep pace with the times. Thanks to this technique, nails look luxurious, shimmering with a multicolored gleam. The Canni brand has created a top-notch coating with the effect of the Cat's Eye gemstone.
The formula contains metallic particles that, when exposed to a special magnet, create a shimmering gleam. With a simple movement, you can achieve a beautiful and unique manicure that, as a result, will last on the nails for three weeks without chipping or cracking.
The product applies in an ideally smooth and dense layer, without spreading or leaving any unpainted areas. Canni's top coating is convenient for creating manicures both in the salon and at home.
How to use: The top coating is applied over a base of colored, dried polish. Then, use the magnet for 10-15 seconds and cure under a UV lamp for 2 minutes.
Reviews about Canni Cat Eye System Top Coat
I didn't like the top coat at all. It feels like it was left out in the sun, all clumpy and impossible to apply to the nail. I am very disappointed.
I really liked it! It looks beautiful on nails.
I was very disappointed. I ordered the red color, but I received green instead.
I liked the color, but as a top, it's not great.
Thermal nail blankets in brown-pink with gray cat-eye design are absolutely adorable! They are really cute, I must say.
Top 04 is a murky dirty gray color. It is not suitable for light bases as the olive undertone is noticeable. The shine is not bright and quickly dissipates. There is no residual shimmer after removing the dispersion, so it is necessary to apply a regular top coat. On the positive side, it is semi-transparent. It works well when applied over a base with glitter or a mirror-like colored rub-in.
I purchased this top coat in shade #05, thinking that it would cover any color since it appeared to have good coverage on both black and white backgrounds in the photos. However, it's not as simple as it seems. On a black background, it looks stunning, creating a vibrant purple stripe. But on a white background, I ended up with a dull grayish coverage with barely noticeable magnetic stripes. In other words, it doesn't work well on light shades. The consistency of the top coat is average, and it doesn't have a brush of blackish-purple color. After curing, I waited and wiped off the sticky layer (as it was present), but instantly, all the gloss disappeared. I had to apply a standard top coat to achieve the desired shine.