If you're looking to get salon style nails in the comfort of your own home, Opallac have just what you need - and it's also not that hard.
The Opallac Starter Kit, which you can pick up from your local Priceline, has everything you need to get started creating salon worthy beauties in your lounge room.
With three gel colours, a top and base coat, their Shine & Soak solution, remover wraps and the all important LED light, the instructions are super easy to follow and it doesn't take to much time out of your day to have nails that are left looking on fleek.
There are also a bunch of other colours and finishes you can pick up separately once you find yourself addicted and in need of more shades.
One of the major benefits I found with using this system for nails is, apart from the time you spend with your nails under the lamp, which is only a couple of minutes, there is no dry time involved. So no more looking crazy waving your hands around or being scared to touch or do anything for the next few hours after you've painted your nails - once the process is complete, you are ready to head out the door.
A few pointers that I've picked up from giving this a go a couple of times. Firstly, don't pack on the polish and try to keep it even. Where possible, try to avoid piling on too much polish and try to keep your application as even as possible; this might take a couple of attempts. The lamp will dry anything, so if you apply unevenly, you'll notice it and feel it in your finished product - not a fun time.
Also, while it will be tempting to start peeling this stuff off, I highly advise you don't. If you want to take it off and change your colour, there are instructions on how to take the polish off without ruining the upper layers of your nail which peeling will do.
While I don't find myself reaching for this kit every single time I want to do my nails, mainly because I have so many shades in regular polish already - when I'm wanting a real polished and professional look and feel like pampering myself, this kit is perfect!
If you're looking to get salon style nails in the comfort of your own home, Opallac have just what you need - and it's also not that hard.
The Opallac Starter Kit, which you can pick up from your local Priceline, has everything you need to get started creating salon worthy beauties in your lounge room.
With three gel colours, a top and base coat, their Shine & Soak solution, remover wraps and the all important LED light, the instructions are super easy to follow and it doesn't take to much time out of your day to have nails that are left looking on fleek.
There are also a bunch of other colours and finishes you can pick up separately once you find yourself addicted and in need of more shades.
One of the major benefits I found with using this system for nails is, apart from the time you spend with your nails under the lamp, which is only a couple of minutes, there is no dry time involved. So no more looking crazy waving your hands around or being scared to touch or do anything for the next few hours after you've painted your nails - once the process is complete, you are ready to head out the door.
A few pointers that I've picked up from giving this a go a couple of times. Firstly, don't pack on the polish and try to keep it even. Where possible, try to avoid piling on too much polish and try to keep your application as even as possible; this might take a couple of attempts. The lamp will dry anything, so if you apply unevenly, you'll notice it and feel it in your finished product - not a fun time.
Also, while it will be tempting to start peeling this stuff off, I highly advise you don't. If you want to take it off and change your colour, there are instructions on how to take the polish off without ruining the upper layers of your nail which peeling will do.
While I don't find myself reaching for this kit every single time I want to do my nails, mainly because I have so many shades in regular polish already - when I'm wanting a real polished and professional look and feel like pampering myself, this kit is perfect!
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