Brush N' Color CHEERS TO THE FREAKIN' WEEKEND 10ml (Complicated)
- Brand: Abstract®
- Model: 578T
- MPN: 2102607114314
€10.95
The Complicated Collection – Beauty Lies in Contradiction
There is undeniable beauty in complexity. In the shadows of the night, where passion collides with mystery, a story is written that is never black and white – but layered, raw, and deeply intense.
The Complicated Collection celebrates the power of contradictions – soft yet sharp, seductive yet dangerous, sensual yet untouchable.
With four shades that each tell their own tale, this is not a collection for those who settle for ordinary.
This is artistry at its most emotional – colors that evoke feelings, spark desire, and leave a lasting impression.
Cheers To The Freakin’ Weekend
A decadent near-black brown that exudes confidence and authority with every glance. Its velvety depth captures the drama of midnight while radiating a refined, modern edge. Bold yet effortlessly chic, this shade is made for moments when subtlety won’t do and your presence needs to leave a lasting mark. Powerful, stylish, and unapologetically striking, Cheers To The Freakin’ Weekend is more than a color—it’s your statement of strength.
The Complicated Collection is about contrasts – the eternal play between light and shadow, power and vulnerability, fire and restraint.
These are not just shades to wear. They are colors that tell your story.
Dare to complicate. Dare to seduce.
Abstract® Brush N’ Color is a gel polish designed to enhance the appearance of natural or artificial nails.
Ingredients:
Polyurethane-80, Hydroxypropyl Methacrylate, Ethyl Phenylphosphinate, Silica, Dimethicone, Pigment May Contain +/- CI 60275, CI 77891, CI 77492, CI 77491, CI 77499, CI 77510.
INSTRUCTIONS:
APPLYING BRUSH N' COLOR ON NATURAL NAILS:
INSTRUCTIONS: APPLYING BRUSH N' COLOR ON ARTIFICIAL NAILS
APPLY BASE COAT
INSTRUCTIONS: APPLYING BRUSH N' COLOR ON ARTIFICIAL NAILS
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As a standard rule, Abstract® Brush N' Color is always applied over a Rubber Base Gel base when performing a gel manicure on natural nails that are in good condition.
Would you like to apply Brush N' Color over a hard surface such as hard gel, acrylic or acrygel? In that case, it is essential to file the surface with a 180-grit file, remove all dust and then apply Stick 2 Base Gel to promote adhesion between the hard surface and the flexible Brush N' Color.
If you want to work extremely precisely with Abstract® Brush N' Color, we recommend removing the tacky layer from the surface and free edge with a dry sponge after curing the Rubber Base Gel, Rubber Base & Build Gel or Stick 2 Base Gel, before applying the color.
Brush N' Color can be soaked off if it has been applied over a soak-off base. By soak-off base, we mean: Rubber Base & Build, Acrylic or Brush N' Build. In all other cases, it must be removed by filing or using an e-file.
Brush N' Color shades are highly pigmented, so it is extremely important to always respect the recommended curing times and to apply the layers thinly and evenly. When working with an LED lamp, always make sure that the client's fingers are positioned correctly in the designated positioning areas so that they receive sufficient UV light.
Brush N' Color is not just any gel polish... It is extremely suitable for both beginners and advanced nail technicians, which is why it is so popular. In the unlikely event that you notice Brush N' Color wrinkling, this is caused by applying it too thickly or not curing it sufficiently. By carefully following the instructions for use, you will achieve the very best results time after time.
Good To Know and no reason to panic. ;-)
Neon Brush N' Color shades may sometimes develop blue-purple patches after the top gel has been cured. This is completely normal and simply part of the nature of neon pigments. Rest assured... after a few moments, these patches will disappear completely. This is mainly caused by the neon pigment absorbing UV light. Keep in mind that the sun also produces UV light, so this may also occur when a client travels to a sunny destination and spends extended periods in the sun. Always inform the client about this. Not all neon shades are sensitive to this phenomenon... One more tech tip: make sure to apply neon shades as evenly as possible and apply the top gel evenly and not too thickly as well. A little goes a long way.