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bring out your wicked side with this dark cherry vegan nail polish and create an amazafying mani.
about
• essie original nail polish provides a salon-quality, vegan formula for flawless coverage.• this wine red nail polish has an exclusive easy-glide brush that allows for quick, even professional application on nails.
• the essie collection has over 1,000 shades and counting.
• essie has teamed up with Wicked: For Good to bring you six thrillifying nail polish shades that celebrate the highly anticipated sequel.
• explore the essie x Wicked: For Good limited-edition collection and use the polishes to create a wickedly beautiful mani just in time for the movie release.
• 'wicked' deep red burgundy nail polish looks good on all skin tones, especially medium to deep, due to its neutral undertones and rich pigmentation.
how to use
1. gently cleanse nails and remove any oils or residue to prep for smooth application.
2. start with a base coat to protect nails and extend the life of your manicure.
3. apply apply two even coats of this essie x Wicked: For Good shade for full coverage.
4. lock in color with a high-shine or matte essie top coat.
5. finish with cuticle oil to nourish and protect your skin and enhance the salon look.
6. gently remove with a nail polish remover; no harsh scrubbing needed, even for such richly pigmented shades.
ingredients
essie is a vegan brand – contains no animal-derived ingredients.
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prep
prep cuticles, nail, and skin with ready. prep. go. advanced cuticle remover.
prime
apply 1 coat of base coat to reinforce and harden nails.
paint
apply 2 coats of essie original nail polish.
seal
apply 1 coat of top coat for a plump, shiny finish.
complete the mani
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" essie original color is iconic. I love the brush, the hundreds of color to choose from, and the fact that it was my first favorite. " - Rita Remark
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