A'DOR HEMA-Free Gel Polish 028 Matcha Cha — Vegan 0.6 oz
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A'DOR 028 Matcha Cha is part of A'DOR Signature Shades, the 144-shade core of the A'DOR gel range. The gel color formula is HEMA-free and TPO-free. Season fit: Fall. Order it by number when a client wants the same color again, or pair it with nearby shades from the same collection.
What you get
- 1 x A'DOR 028 Matcha Cha gel polish, 0.6 oz, cured under a UV or LED lamp
Why techs stock it
- Free of HEMA and TPO: gel color only.
- True-to-bottle: saturated, full pigment.
- Largest A'DOR collection: 144 Signature Shades.
- UV or LED: cures under either lamp type.
Specifications
| Brand | A'DOR |
|---|---|
| Line | Signature Shades |
| Shade | 028 Matcha Cha |
| Format | Gel polish |
| Size | 0.6 oz |
| Formula | HEMA-free and TPO-free |
| Season fit | Fall |
| Cure | UV or LED lamp |
| Origin | Made in the USA |
| SKU | ADORG-028 |
How to apply it
- Prep: file, buff lightly and wipe clean.
- Base coat: one thin layer, cured.
- Two coats: build the shade in thin coats and cure between them.
- Top: finish with a gel top coat, cured.
Who it suits
- Reorders of Matcha Cha.
- Clients who ask for HEMA-free gel.
- Home users building a small color kit.
Which option to choose
Nearby shades: 027, 029, 030. See the whole line on the A'DOR Signature Shades page.
Storing it
Keep the cap closed tightly and store it away from heat, lamps and direct sun. Screen color can differ from the real product, so check a swatch when an exact match matters.
More to pair with it: A'DOR Signature Shades, A'DOR Color Me Gel-ous and all A'DOR products.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it HEMA-free?+
Yes. A'DOR gel color is HEMA-free and TPO-free. Read the label if a client has known sensitivities.
Do I need a lamp?+
Yes. It is a gel polish, so each coat cures under a UV or LED lamp, with a base under it and a top coat over it.
How many shades are in Signature Shades?+
144. Signature Shades is the largest A'DOR collection. Nearby numbers are linked on this page.
Which season is it for?+
The A'DOR season chart lists it for Fall. Many salons wear it all year, so check a swatch against your client.