Frequently Bought Together
Product Description
sealer top gel ceate the ultimate finish. To be use with Gelish Soak Off Gel Polish. Will not dull, chip, or peel.
Product Details
Would you like to give feedback on images? |
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
63 of 63 people found the following review helpful
By Gnomercy
Did a French Manicure for m-i-l a few weeks ago, she loved it.
I did two coast of Bashful color (almost clear) and then
dry brushed the smile line and applied two coats smile of
Sleek White.
It's thin enough that it is easy to work with, and thick enough
that 2 coats creates white opaque for tips. All Gelish polishes
self level so imperfections in your application will even out
if you give it a few seconds before curing. Easiest tip color
I've ever done!
I am going to apply this thinly beneath light color polishes
that are not as opaque as I'd like - I think it should "white-out"
and provide a nice base to build light colors on.
Love Gelish polishes - quick UV cured gel that is hard as nails and
helps protect mine while they grow out from past acrylic enhancements.
French Manicure Gelish combinations I've tried so far:
Bashful/Sleek White = clear shiny base / white tip
Ivory Coast/Sleek White = light tan base / white tip
Light Elegant /Sleek White = Pale Pink Shimmer base / white tip
Hope this helps!
I did two coast of Bashful color (almost clear) and then
dry brushed the smile line and applied two coats smile of
Sleek White.
It's thin enough that it is easy to work with, and thick enough
that 2 coats creates white opaque for tips. All Gelish polishes
self level so imperfections in your application will even out
if you give it a few seconds before curing. Easiest tip color
I've ever done!
I am going to apply this thinly beneath light color polishes
that are not as opaque as I'd like - I think it should "white-out"
and provide a nice base to build light colors on.
Love Gelish polishes - quick UV cured gel that is hard as nails and
helps protect mine while they grow out from past acrylic enhancements.
French Manicure Gelish combinations I've tried so far:
Bashful/Sleek White = clear shiny base / white tip
Ivory Coast/Sleek White = light tan base / white tip
Light Elegant /Sleek White = Pale Pink Shimmer base / white tip
Hope this helps!
37 of 38 people found the following review helpful
By C. Kay
I really like this color for french tips. It is a thin white color that does spread easily. I do not use the sheer color that I purchased, my coats get too thick. I let the foundation be the full nail covering. Here is the process I use.
Step 1: Apply foundation and cure the same length of time as a color so it really sets up.
Step 2: I apply a very thin and see-through coat of the white as a much bigger tip than I want it for the french tip. Also do the edges of the tip.
Step 3: I go back with a itty-bitty art brush that I dip in plain old water. I just get the bristles wet, not drippy. I dab off any extra liquid because I just want a flexible brush to pick up the extra white I spread around. I first pick it up from the nail, letting the tacky layer pull hard against the brush while I swipe the smile line. Then dab the brush off before I continue to the next nail.
Step 4: I check the cuticles and under the tips to be sure I picked up all the stray paint with my art brush or an orange stick. I final check all the smile lines to be sure I'm happy with their uniform shape. If I don't like one, I use the art brush to pull off all the white and re-apply.
Step 5: Then I cure in the light for a full color time.
REPEAT for a solid white tip.
Remember, the coats should be very thin. You'll be suprised how the second coat really makes it a nice solid white even though it is very thin. Don't go too thick or you will see bubles and fat tips that peal off!
POINTER #1: Cotton-balls are your enemy. I keep them away from my nail kit because every little particle or fuzzy shows up on your nails as glossy mountains! I find that the art brush is really handy for picking up any clingy fibers and flakes!
Pointer #2: Save the wine to celebrate after your nails are finsihed...I've made the mistake of starting that before french tips and it didn't turn out well. :*)
Step 1: Apply foundation and cure the same length of time as a color so it really sets up.
Step 2: I apply a very thin and see-through coat of the white as a much bigger tip than I want it for the french tip. Also do the edges of the tip.
Step 3: I go back with a itty-bitty art brush that I dip in plain old water. I just get the bristles wet, not drippy. I dab off any extra liquid because I just want a flexible brush to pick up the extra white I spread around. I first pick it up from the nail, letting the tacky layer pull hard against the brush while I swipe the smile line. Then dab the brush off before I continue to the next nail.
Step 4: I check the cuticles and under the tips to be sure I picked up all the stray paint with my art brush or an orange stick. I final check all the smile lines to be sure I'm happy with their uniform shape. If I don't like one, I use the art brush to pull off all the white and re-apply.
Step 5: Then I cure in the light for a full color time.
REPEAT for a solid white tip.
Remember, the coats should be very thin. You'll be suprised how the second coat really makes it a nice solid white even though it is very thin. Don't go too thick or you will see bubles and fat tips that peal off!
POINTER #1: Cotton-balls are your enemy. I keep them away from my nail kit because every little particle or fuzzy shows up on your nails as glossy mountains! I find that the art brush is really handy for picking up any clingy fibers and flakes!
Pointer #2: Save the wine to celebrate after your nails are finsihed...I've made the mistake of starting that before french tips and it didn't turn out well. :*)
30 of 30 people found the following review helpful
By Nicole C.
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is the perfect color for those wanting to have a long-lasting french manicure. It just adds one more step to the Gelish process, so maybe it takes 5-7 minutes longer than a typical mianicure -- but so worth it!
This white is PURE white, so you will only need one coat.
One pointer, though - when painting the white tips, paint one hand then process it under the UV or LED light, then do the other hand. Otherwise, the white tends to spread out beyond the tips if you wait to process it.
This white is PURE white, so you will only need one coat.
One pointer, though - when painting the white tips, paint one hand then process it under the UV or LED light, then do the other hand. Otherwise, the white tends to spread out beyond the tips if you wait to process it.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect for french manis!
I was looking for a truly white gelish color and this one is perfect for french manicure, I recommend it!
Published 1 day ago by K. QUEZADA RUIZ
5.0 out of 5 stars
White
I have not tried this color out yet but it is white very nice. Looking forward to trying the French Manicure.
Published 8 days ago by Sharon A. Phillips
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect gel french manicure color!
Gelish products are definitely the best when doing gel nails and this sleek white is nice a bright for the french manicure. I highly recommend it!!
Published 10 days ago by Fuffin
5.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty
This is a pretty opaque color. I am very happy with this purchase and the price I paid for the item.
Published 11 days ago by Rebecca Rael
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not sleek at all
I thought since it was called sleek white that maybe it would be a little pearly but it doesn't. It looks like paint on my fingers. Read more
Published 20 days ago by Alexis
5.0 out of 5 stars
Sheek White vs Sleek White
I bought this product knowing it may not be genuine due to the name of the color SHEEK white vs SLEEK white a listed on Harmony Gelish website. Read more
Published 21 days ago by A. Grinins
5.0 out of 5 stars
perfect bright white
I use this white to do french manicure, polka dots and also to cover the entire nail with and it is perfect. I recommend it if you want a brighter white than "Snow Bunny"
Published 25 days ago by MrsGoe
4.0 out of 5 stars
French Manicure White
Gelish was the first brand that I started with when I started using SOG and it's worked fairly well for me. Read more
Published 29 days ago by Juniper Wardwell
5.0 out of 5 stars
Nice color
These gel polishes are great. You have to use a UV light in between coats or they do not dry.
Published 1 month ago by newcub
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good French Tip White
Perfect for a French Manicure :) Also looks great as a solid color on nails. Use 2 coats minimum though if you are doing the whole nail.
Published 1 month ago by AlphaNuMomma
