As clients look for a change from dark winter tones, they’ll be delighted to see the colors in the Gelish Love In Bloom Collection. Transition them into the warmth of spring by suggesting any of the six colors—ideal for prom, weddings and any event that focuses on fashion and nails!
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April 10, 2013
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As clients look for a change from dark winter tones, they’ll be delighted to see the colors in the Gelish Love In Bloom Collection. Transition them into the warmth of spring by suggesting any of the six colors—ideal for prom, weddings and any event that focuses on fashion and nails!
SPECIAL PRODUCTS
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Picked from the “Gelish Garden of Love,” the six colors in the Love In Bloom collection are: • Sweet Morning Dew, carefree coral. • A Petal for Your Thoughts, playful punch. • All Dahlia-ed Up, flirty fuchsia. • He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not, perky purple. • Garden Teal Party, timeless teal. • A Mint of Spring, minty green. In addition, Gelish offers a Complete Starter Kit designed for students and any salon pro interested in offering gel-polish nails to clients. It provides everything you’ll need to get set up.
TOOL TRUTH
Go beyond solid colors with the Harmony Nail Tools 5-Piece Dotting Marble Tool Collection. Use the ball end to apply the polish and the pointed end to dot, swirl, mix or fade!
24/7 NAIL MEDIA A poster, table, tent, window cling, appointment cards and six-piece display keep the new collection in front of clients at all times. To spark even more excitement, link the Love in Bloom video to your own social media sites; access it on YouTube or by scanning the ad’s QR code.
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