CND Brisa Gel - in colours?

[joingram87]

Hi everyone,

Im going to book my training with CND but I have heard they do do the Gel in colours...but I cant find anywhere that says how many colours they do and what colours they offer. Do they Do glitters too?

Thank you for help always appreciated

xx

 

[joingram87]

Anyone????? :sad:

xx

 

[Cazbar]

Have a look at the sweet squared website:

Brisa Gel

The idea with brisa is that you can use the 6 colours on their own or mix them up to create new colours. There have been threads on colour mixing brisa in the past if you do a search.

There are not loads of colours like some soak off gels offer.

 

[joingram87]

Have a look at the sweet squared website:

Brisa Gel

The idea with brisa is that you can use the 6 colours on their own or mix them up to create new colours. There have been threads on colour mixing brisa in the past if you do a search.

There are not loads of colours like some soak off gels offer.

I have had a look but I must Have been looking in the wrong place lol. Yeh I heard it wasn't a huge choice but heard there were a few colours and a few glitters but from that link seems to be shimmers rather than glitters but shimmers are still nice.

Thank you xx

 

[ValencianNails]

I have had a look but I must Have been looking in the wrong place lol. Yeh I heard it wasn't a huge choice but heard there were a few colours and a few glitters but from that link seems to be shimmers rather than glitters but shimmers are still nice.

Thank you xx

You can always add glitter to get the effect you want, it saves a fortune on buying loads of different pots of coloured glitter gels by adding the glitter to clear gel and only buying/using what you need :green:

 

[joingram87]

You can always add glitter to get the effect you want, it saves a fortune on buying loads of different pots of coloured glitter gels by adding the glitter to clear gel and only buying/using what you need :green:

I thought i replied to your post and i just had a look and replied on a completely different thread! haha blonde moment!

Thats a really good idea, i didnt know you could do that I prefer the 'fine sparkley' glitter that give a nice sparkle when the light hits rather than the bigger bits of glitter (if you know what i mean - hard to explain over text!) what brand of glitters would you reccommend?

Thank you

 

[ValencianNails]

Thats a really good idea, i didnt know you could do that I prefer the 'fine sparkley' glitter that give a nice sparkle when the light hits rather than the bigger bits of glitter (if you know what i mean - hard to explain over text!) what brand of glitters would you reccommend?

Thank you

I have some that I bought in a pack from Sallys wholesalers, you can also use Nail Graphix, they have different sized glitter particles ranging from quite large to ultra fine and the colour from the glitter doesn't "bleed" either :green: