Luxio Secret Gel Polish 15ml

A gel that soaks off is a gel you can remove without a drill, and that is a decision made in the bottle rather than at the appointment. Luxio Secret is a soak off system, which changes what removal costs the client's natural nail.

Soak Off Versus Filing Off

Hard gels come off with an e-file, and every pass of that file is taking a little of the plate with it if the hand slips. A soak off gel releases chemically, so the removal is a wrap and a wait rather than a procedure. Over a year of monthly appointments the difference to the natural nail is not small.

No Solvents Means Nothing To Thin

Because the formula carries no solvents or thinners, the bottle you open in month six behaves exactly like the bottle you opened in month one. Nothing evaporates, so nothing thickens, and there is no need for the thinner that a polish user keeps in the drawer.

Luxio Secret Specifications

High Pigment That Holds Across Layers

A pigment that shifts as you build is how a second coat ends up a different shade from the first. Holding true across layers means you can deepen a color without changing it, which matters when you are matching one nail to nine others.

Cuticle To Tip Without A Ridge

Self leveling closes the gap between where the brush stopped and where the gel settles. The visible result is no ledge at the cuticle, which is the line a client notices in week two when regrowth catches the light against it.

Soak Off Is Not Instant

Chemical removal still takes time, and a client who expects a two minute job will be sitting for fifteen with foils on. Break the top surface with a file first so the acetone can get in; that single step is the difference between a fast soak and a frustrating one.

Luxio Secret Questions

Does it need a thinner after a few months? No. With no solvent in the formula there is nothing to evaporate and nothing to replace.

How is it removed? Soak off. File the surface first to break the seal, then wrap with acetone.

Does the shade deepen evenly with a second coat? Yes. The pigment holds true across layers rather than shifting.