Kokoist - Max Magnet - #D1-3
Kokoist Max Magnet #D1-3 delivers powerful magnetic force in a sleek cylindrical design. This professional-grade tool creates dramatic depth and movement in magnetic gel polishes, revealing intricate multidimensional effects that standard magnets cannot achieve. The rubber-coated barrel protects the magnet core while providing a comfortable, secure grip during application.
Built to work with high-pigment magnetic formulas like Kokoist Yume Magnet, this tool pulls particles with precision and control. The stackable design lets you customize magnetic strength by adding additional units, making it easier to hold and more versatile for different gel systems. Measures 10mm in diameter and 60mm in total length.
How to Use
- Apply magnetic gel polish in a thin, even layer.
- Hold Max Magnet above the nail surface without touching the gel.
- Move the magnet slowly to create your desired pattern.
- Cure gel once the magnetic effect is achieved.
Original: $9.00
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Description
Kokoist Max Magnet #D1-3 delivers powerful magnetic force in a sleek cylindrical design. This professional-grade tool creates dramatic depth and movement in magnetic gel polishes, revealing intricate multidimensional effects that standard magnets cannot achieve. The rubber-coated barrel protects the magnet core while providing a comfortable, secure grip during application.
Built to work with high-pigment magnetic formulas like Kokoist Yume Magnet, this tool pulls particles with precision and control. The stackable design lets you customize magnetic strength by adding additional units, making it easier to hold and more versatile for different gel systems. Measures 10mm in diameter and 60mm in total length.
How to Use
- Apply magnetic gel polish in a thin, even layer.
- Hold Max Magnet above the nail surface without touching the gel.
- Move the magnet slowly to create your desired pattern.
- Cure gel once the magnetic effect is achieved.
