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Gold Drop
Cuticle oil with jojoba and vitamin E
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The colour storyA dry-touch oil for the skin around the nail. Jojoba, sweet almond and vitamin E, with a soft amethyst scent. One drop per nail, morning and night, on bare nails and over lacquer.
Details
- Finish
- Dry-touch oil
- Coverage
- One drop per nail
- Dry time
- Absorbs in about a minute
- Wear
- Daily
- Reference
- IA-NC-003 · No. O
How to wear
The Base first, two thin coats of colour, then The Glass Top Coat. Gold Drop goes on the cuticles every morning and night. The Magnet is held over the wet second coat of Nebula or Velvet Nocturne for about 20 seconds.
Ingredients & safety
Made for the European market and compliant with the EU Cosmetics Regulation (EC) No 1223/2009. The full ingredient list (INCI) is printed on the box and published on this page when the edition opens.
Guides for this product
Acetone or acetone-free remover: what dermatologists say and when each one is right
Acetone removes polish faster with less rubbing; acetone-free is slower but milder on dry skin. When to use each, soak times and dermatologist aftercare.
Brittle nails: why they snap, and the routine that helps
Brittle nails usually come from water, detergents, remover and age; low iron and thyroid problems are the causes to rule out. The oil-and-glove routine.
Cuticle care without cutting: soften, push, oil
Push back cuticles after softening, never cut them: the cuticle seals the nail matrix against infection. Softener, a steel pusher, then daily oil.
Cuticle oil: what it does, which oils matter, and how often to use it
Cuticle oil keeps the skin around the nail sealed and the plate flexible so it bends before it snaps. Jojoba, almond, vitamin E; twice a day; over polish.
Do nails need a break from polish?
Nails do not need to breathe: the plate is dead keratin fed by blood, not air. A break helps with remover damage, staining and gel thinning, not oxygen.