Our Petit Papillon butterflies are made from the highest quality materials and are specially designed to use as an accent over your single color or as an inlay in gel and acrylic nails. And because these butterflies are specifically intended for nail art, you can be sure that they are the perfect size and shape to accentuate your nails in a beautiful and unique way.
This glitter is available in two handy sizes: a 2 g jar. and a 12 g bottle . This way you can choose which quantity best suits your creative needs.
How do you use this glitter?
Step 1: Complete your manicure so that you have a clean and neat base before starting the gel application.
Step 2: Apply a layer of rubber base to the nail. Apply the glitter(s) with a Wax Tool to the rubber base that has not yet hardened, where you want the glitter(s). Cure the nails completely in the lamp.
Step 3 : Time to seal the nail! It is easiest to use the All-in-One BIAB for this. This also functions as a top coat. It is a bit thicker than a regular top coat, but because it still flows nicely, it is easy to handle.
You can of course also use the Rubber Top for this, but it is a bit more difficult to use compared to the All-in-One BIAB because it is a bit thicker.
Tip! If the nail is not completely smooth after applying the All-in-One BIAB or Rubber Top, you can still file or buff the nail. Then apply a thin layer of regular top coat to make the nails shine again.
From October 15, the sale of microplastics to consumers is no longer permitted. However, there is an exception for loose glitter encapsulated on artificial nails, which may be sold to companies (nail technicians) until October 16, 2035, in accordance with Article 6(c) of the new legislation.
That is why from now on, the purchase of glitter is only possible for customers with a registered company (Chamber of Commerce number).
We will not introduce new glitters based on microplastics. We only sell our existing glitter stock and actively research environmentally friendly alternatives to ensure our commitment to the environment.