gold gel paint

Rinse and then wash brushes and tools with hot, soapy water. As a quick alternative you can blot excess paint with paper towels or use baby wipes, but follow up with a full wash when possible. Dry brushes thoroughly before storing. For application, try different brush types (for example a quality sable brush) or a sponge to find what works best.

Listings show multiple sizes, including 15 ml (common in titles and pack descriptions), 0.5 ounces in several items, a 1.69-ounce option, and nail-polish style bottles listed as 14 ml (0.47 fl oz).

Some listings are single bottles (Package Quantity: 1), while others are sold as multi-packs—examples include packs of 8 or descriptions such as “Pack contains 8 bottles of 15 ml each.”

Product details describe the paints as 100% edible/food grade and state they do not contain any of the nine major allergens. Some listings explicitly note they are gluten-, dairy- and peanut-free.

Product descriptions and reviewer summaries report multi-day wear—up to about six days in some cases—and a glossy, gel-like finish with strong shine.

A 1-step gel polish combines base coat, treatment, color and top coat in a single bottle and is applied by air-drying (no LED lamp required). Product notes may mention glass particles for a glossy, gel-like finish and an ergonomically designed wide brush to simplify application.

Keep paints out of reach of children and store them in a cool, dry place. Do not consume the paints in liquid form. After use, wash brushes with hot, soapy water or remove paint with paper towels/baby wipes before a full cleaning.