Alessandro | Striplac peel or soak gel polish - Never Ending Story 212

Never Ending Story 212 is a timeless taupe with a cool undertone. A neutral Striplac shade that goes with every outfit.

How to use: lightly buff your nails and degrease them with a cleanser. Apply 2 thin coats of colour and cure each coat for 60 seconds under an LED lamp. Finish with the top coat. After 10 to 14 days, gently peel off your Striplac or soak it off.

Alessandro makes Striplac, a gel polish you apply yourself at home and gently peel or soak off after 10 to 14 days, on your toenails too. See all Alessandro Striplac products.

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All about Striplac Never Ending Story

What colour is Never Ending Story?

Never Ending Story is a timeless taupe with a cool undertone. Neutral and elegant, without overdoing it.

Is taupe a good colour for every day?

Yes. A neutral shade like this goes with every outfit and every occasion. It is a colour you will not tire of for a long time.

Do I need a lamp and top coat for Never Ending Story?

Yes. Striplac only cures under an LED lamp, and without a top coat your manicure is not finished. I recommend the Striplac LED lamp, which cures all five fingers at once. Finish with the Striplac top coat for shine and longer wear.

How do I remove my gel polish without damaging my nails?
  1. Apply the peel off remover to the edge of your polish.
  2. Leave it to work for a few seconds.
  3. Calmly peel the polish off, from the edge forwards.

Prefer to soak off? Then use soak off liquid with a cotton pad and a piece of foil, 10 to 15 minutes.

Why does my Striplac sometimes come off sooner?

Usually it comes down to the preparation. A nail that is not properly degreased, or a layer that is too thick, adheres less well. Degrease with nail cleanser or a cleansing wipe, work in thin layers and seal your edge. If you naturally have oilier nails, try the prime coat.