Akzentz - Gel Play Dazzle Sapphire, 4g

A multi-faceted chunky glitter art gel from the Gel Play Dazzle Collection, featuring rich sapphire blue glitter accented with iridescent, multicolored sparkle. As the glitter catches light, flashes of shifting color emerge throughout the deep sapphire tone, creating a dimensional effect that changes with movement, lighting, and the color applied beneath.

Key Functions

• Multi-faceted sapphire blue chunky glitter
• Iridescent, multicolored reflective sparkle
• Creates a dimensional, light-catching effect
• Appearance changes with lighting, movement, and underlying color
• Designed for full-coverage or layered effects
• Suitable for full-nail designs, accents, and detailed nail art
• UV or LED cured

Where It Shines

Dazzle Sapphire can be layered over gel color for customized effects, applied selectively for sparkling accents, or built in multiple thin applications for greater glitter coverage — ideal for full-nail glitter looks, layered effects, accents, and detailed nail art.

How to Apply

1. Thoroughly stir Dazzle Sapphire before application to distribute the multi-faceted glitter particles evenly
2. Complete the service according to the appropriate Akzentz system protocol; apply and cure a base color first if using as a layered effect
3. Apply Dazzle Sapphire with an appropriate art brush in a thin, controlled layer, adjusting placement for scattered accents, layered effects, or fuller coverage
4. Cure each layer for 30 seconds in an Akzentz LED lamp
5. Finish with the appropriate Akzentz top coat, curing according to its instructions

Specifications

Part of the full Akzentz Gel Play line.

For professional use only.

FAQ

Does Dazzle Sapphire need to be stirred before each use?
Yes, thoroughly stirring before application ensures the multi-faceted glitter particles are evenly distributed throughout the gel.

Can this shade be used over any base color, or only specific ones?
It can be layered over any cured gel color or enhancement — the underlying color, glitter placement, and number of layers can all be adjusted to change the finished effect.