DARK - Gel Polish Cat Eye #28, 10ml

DARK - Gel Polish Cat Eye #28, 10ml

Bold. Sleek. Magnetic.
Introducing DARK Cat Eye Gel Polish #28—a striking graphite shade with cold metallic shimmer, crafted for edgy, modern nail looks. This sophisticated gray-black tone offers the perfect balance of drama and versatility, making it an essential in any nail technician’s kit or beauty lover’s collection.

Striking Finish with Magnetic Depth

This gel polish cat eye effect is enhanced by a magnetic shimmer that shifts and glows under different lighting angles. The semi-transparent formula creates a dimensional highlight when activated with a magnet—form a line, diagonal accent, or drop-shaped glow. Whether for salon styling or self-manicures, this product delivers polished results with professional finesse.

Key Benefits

• Semi-transparent cat eye texture with rich graphite shimmer

• Easy to apply with self-leveling formula

• Medium viscosity—doesn’t flood cuticles or thicken the nail

• Flexible and chip-resistant for up to 4 weeks

• Magnet-reactive shimmer for custom 3D effects

• Cures perfectly in LED/UV lamps

• 10ml bottle—ideal for frequent use

Long-Lasting Results, Minimal Effort

Thanks to its pH-balanced formula and smooth consistency, Cat Eye #28 applies effortlessly in 1–2 layers. The polish cures completely in LED lamps without dulling or shrinking. It’s perfect over DARK PRO BASE or any firm base coat, ensuring durability and intense color payoff.

How to Use

• Shape and prep the nail; buff and clean

• Apply Ultrabond and Dehydrator

• Coat with transparent acidic base (e.g. Scotch Base)

• Add a smoothing layer of DARK PRO BASE or hard gel

• Apply one or two coats of Cat Eye #28

• Form the magnetic shimmer before curing

• Seal with a top coat and cure for 90 seconds

• Finish with cuticle oil

This polish is CPNP-certified, cruelty-free, and ideal for salon or home use. Add depth and edge to your nail designs with DARK Cat Eye #28—the ultimate graphite gel polish for standout manicures.

Use only for training on tips