Sea Powder rub has a rich turquoise color with a metallic mirror shine. At different angles of light, it looks like a deep sea reflection, combining emerald and blue-green shades. It creates the effect of a smooth, polished surface with a distinct cold shade, reminiscent of ocean waves on a sunny day.

Despite the fact that mirror rub as a type of coating has been popular for many years, there are still often questions about how to properly fix it so that it does not peel off.

So, simple rules that will help you make a high-quality mirror coating:

• First, the rub will wear well on a hard material (i.e. on nails modeled with gel, acrygel or acrylic);
• If the base is a soft base, then you need to understand that the coating will also be mobile, but will not be able to hold well.
• Rub on a freshly dried top without a sticky layer. As soon as you take it out of the lamp - rub it in immediately (with a brush or the pad of your finger) before the client touches her face, tilts her head, etc.
• After rubbing in - lightly dust the end of the nail, remove the dust with a very soft brush, like for makeup, so as not to scratch the coating
• Use a semi-dry brush to apply Ultrabond to the end and the lower part of the side lines
• Cover with your favorite top coat, and also carefully seal the end with a top coat. And dry for at least 2 minutes.