Twenty Chaun Legend gel polish shades in sheer and nude tones, sold as single bottles or together as the 20-colour set. Shades include LG5100 Sticky Rice, LG5101 Sheer-iously Tempting, LG5093 Cashmere Kiss and LG5109 Crème De La Cocoa. They are aimed at soft, natural-looking sets, French bases and clients who want their own nail to show through.
Sheer gels are buildable. One thin coat gives a soft tint, a second coat evens it out and a third moves toward fuller coverage. Cure each thin coat before the next one rather than laying one thick coat, which cures unevenly. Show the client the bottle on a nail tip first, because the same shade looks different over a pale and a darker nail.
Cure each thin coat for 60 seconds under an LED lamp or 2 minutes under a UV lamp. The formula is made to stay where you place it rather than run to the cuticle, so you can work close to the sidewalls. Cap the free edge on every coat and finish with a top coat. Keep coats thin, especially with a sheer shade, so the colour stays clear.
No. Chaun Legend sets on DTK are priced at the single-bottle price multiplied by the number of colours, so the cost is the same. The set is useful when you want the whole sheer and nude range at once for a display or a new menu. If you only need a few shades, buy those bottles singly and add more later.
Remove it the same way as any Chaun Legend colour: lightly file the shiny top layer, then use an acetone soak or wraps for about 10 to 15 minutes and push the softened gel off gently. Do not scrape hard. Finish with cuticle oil. Sheer layers often come off a little faster than heavily pigmented shades, but let the acetone do the work.