Lavis Gel Polish 118 - Fading Rose
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Shade 118 in the LAVIS line is Fading Rose, a nude. It sits in the soft Korean-style pastel part of the chart. Season fit: Spring.
What you get
- 1 x LAVIS 118 Fading Rose gel polish, 0.5 oz, cured under a UV or LED lamp
Why techs stock it
- Highly pigmented: strong color in thin coats.
- Smooth finish: no shrinking or bubbles when applied as directed.
- UV or LED: cures under either lamp type.
- Light-safe bottle: the gel comes in an opaque bottle.
Specifications
| Brand | LAVIS |
|---|---|
| Shade number | 118 |
| Shade name | Fading Rose |
| Color family | Nude |
| Season fit | Spring |
| Format | Gel polish |
| Size | 0.5 oz |
| Origin | Made in the USA |
| SKU | LAVISG118 |
How to apply it
- Prep: shape, buff and clean the nail.
- Bond: apply LAVIS Protein Bond & Primer if your service uses it.
- Base: apply LAVIS Gel Base and cure.
- Color: apply thin coats of LAVIS 118 Fading Rose, curing each one.
- Top: seal with LAVIS Diamond Top Coat and cure.
Who it suits
- A natural fit for clean, office-friendly nails.
- Clients who ask for LAVIS 118 by number.
- Gel stations working with UV or LED lamps.
Which option to choose
Same number, other formats: 118 nail lacquer, 118 gel and lacquer duo, 118 acrylic and dip powder, 118 3 in 1 set. See every shade on the LAVIS gel color 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 gel colors, LAVIS Gel Base and LAVIS Diamond Top Coat.
Frequently Asked Questions
What color is LAVIS 118 Fading Rose?+
It is in the nude color family on the LAVIS chart, listed for Spring. Check a physical swatch when an exact match matters.
Do I need a lamp?+
Yes for the gel polish, which cures under a UV or LED lamp. Use LAVIS Gel Base under it and a top coat over it.
Is there a lacquer or powder in the same shade?+
Yes, the same number 118 is sold as a lacquer, a duo, a powder or a 3 in 1 where listed. The links are on this page.