Chaun Legend LG5025 Button Nose Gel Polish | DTK
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Chaun Legend LG5025 Button Nose is a Chaun Legend gel polish with rich pigment and a smooth, creamy feel. Most shades cover in one or two coats, and the formula stays where you place it instead of flooding the cuticle. Season fit: Spring.
What you get
- 1 x Chaun Legend LG5025 Button Nose gel polish, 0.5 oz, cured under an LED or UV lamp
Why techs stock it
- Intense color: high-pigment formula.
- Precision brush: even, wrinkle-free coats.
- Long wear: up to 3 weeks with base and top.
- Art ready: a good base for French, ombre and nail art.
Specifications
| Brand | Chaun Legend |
|---|---|
| Code | LG5025 |
| Shade name | Button Nose |
| Format | Gel polish |
| Size | 0.5 oz |
| Cure | 60 seconds LED or 2 minutes UV |
| Wear | Up to 3 weeks |
| Season fit | Spring |
| SKU | LG5025 |
How to apply it
- Prep: push back the cuticle, shape, buff lightly.
- Base: Chaun Legend Gel Base Coat, cured 60 seconds LED or 2 minutes UV.
- Color: a thin, even coat of Chaun Legend LG5025 Button Nose, cured.
- Build: add a second coat for full color, cure.
- Seal: Non-Wipe Top Coat for gloss or Velvet Matte for matte, then cure.
Who it suits
- Clients who ask for LG5025 by code.
- Beginners and new techs building a kit.
- Solid color sets, French tips and ombre.
Which option to choose
Nearby shades: LG5023, LG5024, LG5026. See every shade on the Chaun Legend page.
Storing it
Keep it closed tightly and 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: Chaun Legend gel colors, all Chaun Legend and Chaun Legend acrylic.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I cure it?+
Cure 60 seconds under LED or 2 minutes under UV. Cure each coat before the next one.
How many coats do I need?+
Most Chaun Legend colors cover in one or two thin coats.
How do I remove it?+
Soak in acetone or use removal wraps for 10 to 15 minutes, then gently push off the softened gel.

