Seal Dryer with Oil Mavala Oil Seal Dryer
10 ml
- Characteristics
- Description
- How to use
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Age:
18+
Volume: 5 ml, 10 ml
Classification: professional
Country: Switzerland
Made in: Switzerland
The Mavala Oil Seal Dryer is a multifunctional product that combines the properties of a nail polish fixative, dryer, and cuticle care oil. This versatile cosmetic product should be used as the final step in your manicure routine - the thin film it creates over the nail plate secures the decorative coating and promotes rapid drying, while also giving your nails a glossy shine and protecting your manicure from chips and cracks for an extended period.
What sets the Mavala Oil Seal Dryer apart is that it should be applied not only to the nail surface but also to the cuticle - thanks to the inclusion of Vitamin E and cottonseed oil, known for their softening and regenerative properties, the dryer additionally cares for the cuticle, making it more supple and well-maintained. The dryer from the Swiss brand Mavala will become an indispensable part of your manicure routine, allowing you to complete the procedure much faster, ensuring the coating's durability and mirror shine, and providing the cuticle with intense nourishment and softness.
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Wait a few seconds after applying the COLORFIX top coat. Then, using light and quick brush strokes, apply the Oil Seal Dryer with oil across the entire nail surface, slightly touching the cuticle and sidewalls. Pay special attention to the angle of the brush—keep it as horizontal as possible to the nail surface to avoid damaging the even layers of polish.
What a waste of money! The consistency is extremely watery, more like cuticle oil, and I didn't notice any drying effect. The nail polish doesn't dry (even after applying two thin coats and letting them dry), and it doesn't provide a glossy finish.
This product is very convenient and economical. It saves a lot of time on drying and has replaced several items in my cosmetic bag. When I use it together with a base coat, my manicure lasts for at least 5 days. Sometimes I just refresh the top coat.