20 LDS Nails & Cuticle Elixir Oil
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LDS Cuticle care product: 20 LDS Nails & Cuticle Elixir Oil. The specs below are the ones listed for this item.
Before you start
Cuticle products finish a service: a drop of oil or a little balm on each cuticle after the top coat makes the nails look finished. Oil and softeners are used in small amounts; a drop per nail is enough.
What you get
- 1 x 20 LDS Nails & Cuticle Elixir Oil
Why it works
- Finishing step: used on the cuticles at the end of a service.
- Small amount: a drop or one thin layer per nail.
Specifications
| Brand | LDS |
|---|---|
| Item | 20 LDS Nails & Cuticle Elixir Oil |
| Type | Cuticle care product |
How to use it
- Finish the nails: complete color and top coat first (for gel, after the final cure).
- Apply: one drop or one thin layer on each cuticle.
- Massage: work it into the cuticle and the skin around each nail.
- Wipe: remove the excess from each nail surface.
Who it suits
- Nail salons and home studios.
- Techs adding to their kit.
- Salons that keep spares at every table.
Related products
Other listings in the range: 10 LDS nail & cuticle elixir oil, 18 LDS Nails & Cuticle Elixir Oil, 30 LDS Nails & Cuticle Elixir Oil. Shop the rest of Professional Pedicure & Manicure Supplies, Pedi in a box.
Care and storage
Store it closed and away from heat and direct sun.
Tips
- Check the size and options above before you order so the item fits the kit.
- If you are unsure which version fits the service, contact us with the brand and size you use now.
- Keep a spare on hand for busy days so a station never runs out.
Frequently Asked Questions
When do I use cuticle oil in a service?+
At the end, after the top coat has dried or cured, so the oil does not get under the color.
How much should I use?+
One drop or a thin layer per nail is enough; massage it in and wipe any excess off the nail.
How should I store it?+
Store it closed and away from heat and direct sun. Close it right after each use.
Where do I find products that go with it?+
Use the related links on this page; the collections there group this item with the products it is used with in the same service.
