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How To Use

Following a professional 3 step gel system: DND Gel polishes needs to be cured under a LED lamp, used with any DND, DC, or DIVA Base and Top Gel. Matching nail lacquers are used separately and need to air dry.

Starting with completely clean and prepped nails, apply a single coat of base gel and cure for 30 seconds in a LED lamp.
Apply a single thin layer of gel color and cap the edges. Cure for 45 seconds in a LED lamp.
Apply the second thin layer of gel color and cap the edges. Cure for 45 seconds in a LED lamp.
Apply DND top coat no cleanse and cure for 45 seconds in a LED lamp.
Applying thick layers of gel color can result in an uneven cure leading to chipping and peeling. Make sure to hydrate daily by moisturizing the cuticles.

Additional Information

Size	15 ml
Note	Our digital swatches aim to be as accurate as possible to the product. Individual monitors and electronic settings may make the color differ slightly. The main differences between DND, DC, & DIVA are the packaging aesthetics. They all require a 3-Step Gel System.

Jinx #755

Name: Jinx #755
Brand: DND Gel
SKU: DND-D-755-COMBO
Price: 12.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$12.00

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Jinx #755 – A burgundy magenta that applies like a plum dream

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How To Use

Starting with completely clean and prepped nails, apply a single coat of base gel and cure for 30 seconds in a LED lamp.
Apply a single thin layer of gel color and cap the edges. Cure for 45 seconds in a LED lamp.
Apply the second thin layer of gel color and cap the edges. Cure for 45 seconds in a LED lamp.
Apply DND top coat no cleanse and cure for 45 seconds in a LED lamp.
Applying thick layers of gel color can result in an uneven cure leading to chipping and peeling. Make sure to hydrate daily by moisturizing the cuticles.

Additional Information

Size	15 ml
Note	Our digital swatches aim to be as accurate as possible to the product. Individual monitors and electronic settings may make the color differ slightly. The main differences between DND, DC, & DIVA are the packaging aesthetics. They all require a 3-Step Gel System.

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 23 reviews.

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This is a fabulous color!

"This is a fabulous color! It has just enough plum undertones to make it dance in the sunlight, but it is not too flashy or too dark."

— Denise W. (5/5)

Love!

"This is my favorite DND color! It’s my go to all year round! I get so many compliments when I wear this color, which is 80% of the time!"

— Rachael W. (5/5)

I am a fairly new

"I am a fairly new customer and I must say I LOVE YOUR POLISHES!!! The shades are beautiful, go on very smoothly with no streaking, and LAST ON MY NAILS WITH NO CHIPPING, NO DARKENING POLISH SHADE!! I am SOO impressed that I have started building a whole collection of different shades I love. . Truly the price is mind blowing fantastic which gives me an opportunity to purchase several bottles at one time!! I get my nails done once a month at a Nail Salon, 2 coats of your polish and 1 coat of Top coat at salad. Perfect!! Then about 2-3 days later I apply another layer of top coat which I have done for years and OH MY GOODNESS!!! The shine continues to look like a Gel Manicure! I use your Lacquer Nail Polish and have started telling people who comment on the beautiful color I’m wearing about you !! I can’t praise you enough! You and your company is fantastic and You have a Loyal Customer now for life! Thank you so much!! Sincerely, Mary Kariotakis 🥰"

— Mary K. (5/5)

JINX!

"Perfect color to wear all year"

— Liliana (5/5)

Beautiful color! Looks more purple

"Beautiful color! Looks more purple than red in some lights, but still very pretty"

— Abigail S. (5/5)

Thanks

"Thanks"

— Woody T. (5/5)

Perfect color for early fall

"The most beautiful plum/burgundy color eveer! Did a nail in cherry mocha for comparison (the darker color) def a solid choice if you don’t wanna do a dark color yet"

— Martha p. (5/5)