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Izemi

Izemi Freema Collection

Freema Essential Magnetic Gel by Izemi is a high-performance cat-eye gel designed for clean, controlled magnetic movement and consistent,...

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  • Englewood

    Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

    26 West Forest Avenue
    Englewood NJ 07631
    United States

    +12013081530

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Working the magnet

Always over a cured base gel. Never on natural nail or skin.
01
Base first
Apply and cure a base gel. Magnetic gel never goes on natural nail or skin.
02
One even coat
Apply the magnetic gel thinly and evenly; do not cure yet.
03
Hold the magnet
Hold a magnet 2–3 mm above the nail for 5–10 seconds to gather the particles into a line or curl.
04
Cure and seal
Cure UV 60s / LED 30s, then top coat. A second coat deepens the effect.

Reviews

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★★★★★

Lily P. Verified buyer

I'm a beginner to gel polish and magnetic polishes and I found these so easy to use. I've had this manicure on for a week and it's lasting beautifully! The magnetic glitter is very pretty and fun to play around with. I'm excited to try the rest of the colors :)

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★★★★★

Joe .

These are very pretty, muted, IMO cool/ wintery pastels, and you can get a nice, strong pull. I especially like 04, the pale gold one. Something I find a little difficult to work with, though, is that they're a little, like... muddy? They're sheer enough to let some light through, so that the natural nail and free edge can be seen through two coats, but opaque enough that any art or effects (chrome etc) layered beneath is completely negated. It's a good thing they look great on their own—especially on long nails, where light can shine a little through the free edge.