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NIGHT RAYS is a dark collection of BIBLIOTEKA magnetic gel polishes, where a beam of light breaks through the depth of colour. Unlike RAYS, the light here is not soft and diffused, but contrasting — it emerges from the darkness, creating a clear direction and dynamic movement. The palette is built around nocturnal colours: cool silvers, dark greys, blues, emeralds, ambers, browns and wine-plum shades. NIGHT RAYS is the light that appears only in the depth of colour.
Benefits:
- A translucent base with an expressive accent created using a magnet.
- Can be applied without a base color to achieve a delicate translucent effect.
- Applying two coats enhances the depth and intensity of the color.
- Works with different bases: on black for maximum contrast, or on a matching color for a soft shimmer.
- The bright light reflection is especially visible against a dark background.
- The magnetic pigment allows you to change the direction and shape of the light effect.
- Medium-thick consistency — comfortable and predictable to work with.
- Safe formula — free from TPO.
Specifications
| Color | copper-orange |
| Volume | 10 ml |
| Consistency | medium |
| Texture | cat eye |
| Manufacturer | BIBLIOTEKA |
How to use:
- Prepare the nail plate in the standard way: perform mechanical preparation, then use BIBLIOTEKA Dehydrator and BIBLIOTEKA Ultrabond.
- Apply BIBLIOTEKA Rubber Base or, if stronger adhesion is required, BIBLIOTEKA Scotch Base, and cure in an LED lamp for 60 seconds.
- Apply a thin layer of gel polish and create the light beam using a magnet. Cure in an LED lamp for 60 seconds or in a UV lamp for 120 seconds.
- Repeat the application if necessary.
- Complete the procedure by applying a top coat: BIBLIOTEKA Clear Top UV, Clear Top No UV or Fog Top.
Warnings:
- Avoid contact of the product with the skin.
- Store the product in tightly closed packaging at temperatures from +5°C to +25°C.
- Keep away from direct light sources and out of reach of children.
- As the material reacts to UV/LED radiation, do not leave it open under a lamp or in sunlight during work or photography to prevent premature curing.
- Use only as directed.