Lavis Acrylic Powder - 027 Under The Cherry Tree
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Shade 027 in the LAVIS line is Under The Cherry Tree. The LAVIS season chart lists it for Summer and Winter.
What you get
- 1 x LAVIS 027 Under The Cherry Tree acrylic and dip powder, 1 oz or 1.5 oz jar
Why techs stock it
- 2 in 1 powder: dip it or use it with monomer.
- No UV step: the powder sets without a lamp.
- Non-yellowing: made to keep its color.
- Matching formats: the same number comes as gel and lacquer.
Specifications
| Brand | LAVIS |
|---|---|
| Shade number | 027 |
| Shade name | Under The Cherry Tree |
| Season fit | Summer and winter |
| Format | Acrylic and dip powder |
| Size | 1 oz or 1.5 oz |
| Origin | Made in the USA |
| SKU | LAVISAD027 |
How to use it: dip or acrylic
- Prep: shape and clean the nail.
- Dip method: brush on dip base, dip into the powder, tap off, repeat, then activate and seal. Best for short, natural nails.
- Acrylic method: pick up a bead with monomer on an acrylic brush (about size 10 to 20) and place it. Better for length and extensions.
- Shape: file and buff once the product has set.
- Finish: seal with a top coat such as LAVIS Diamond Top Coat.
Who it suits
- Clients who ask for LAVIS 027 by number.
- Dip and acrylic tables.
Which option to choose
Same number, other formats: 027 gel polish, 027 gel and lacquer duo, 027 nail lacquer. Pick the jar size from the menu. See every shade on the LAVIS acrylic and dip powder page.
Storing it
Wipe the neck before closing so the cap seals, and keep it out of direct sun. Screen color can differ from the real product, so check a physical swatch when an exact match matters.
More to pair with it: LAVIS acrylic and dip powders, LAVIS 3 in 1 sets and LAVIS Diamond Top Coat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which season is LAVIS 027 Under The Cherry Tree for?+
The LAVIS season chart lists it for Summer and Winter. Many salons still use it all year, so check a swatch against your client.
Do the gel, lacquer and powder match exactly?+
They are matched by number and come close, but small differences can show between formats. Swatch them side by side before an exact-match job.
Dip or acrylic: which should I use?+
Dip suits short, natural nails and needs dip liquids. Acrylic with monomer and a size 10 to 20 brush suits length and extensions and sets harder.