Shellac UV Gel Soak Off Gel Polish, Cream Puff 7.3 ml

Yet to use but a proper looking white unlike others I've had in the past, perfect for french tips

Pretty colour very pigmented. Easy to apply and it comes off very easily when soaked in acetone. I've had other gel polishes that after I soak it's a lot of scraping to get the gel off. So the cnd brand is more nicer

Great colour

as described

I love Shellac! I could never before keep polish on my nails but now my nail always look fabulous. Thankyou CND.

Its a good lasting polish but this white gets stain in the first week, so yeah you can have it for 2 weeks as it will last but it will last every color but not white

Fake product. I was suspicious the minute I received the package. Something didn't seem right. Upon opening the Shellac it smelt wrong. When applying it ran like water and most certainly is not a curing polish. It would not set. As an experienced gel polish user, it is clear this product is fake. I am now going through the formal complaint procedure re: fake product with Amazon.

Lovely polish needs practice applying tp finger tips

Just a beautiful, sheer perfect pinky nude. Great as a base for a French mani or on it's own. I've done both one and two coat applications and prefer one if doing a French and two (see photo) if wearing on its own. Like all genuine CND Shellac colors it lasts, doesn't chip and is easy to apply and even easier to remove compared to other gel polishes. I just wish there was an accurate color chart somewhere as the bottle rarely matches the shade unless it's a dark color. FYI, this shade is also available in the CND Vinylux Weekly Polish and is lovely as well if you don’t want to deal with the gel system.

I purchased the Cream Puff color to use as the white tips on a french manicure and I couldn't be happier with it. It's the perfect shade of white. I paired it with the color Beau and it looks professional. One tip would be to be careful not to apply this color too thick because as other reviewers have noted, it tends to bubble and warp once it's cured under the lamp if it's too thick. You really don't need to apply a thick layer to get full coverage in one coat with this color. So far I've used this twice for a french manicures and I've had one nail out of ten each time bubble slightly, but both times it disappeared once I added the top coat and cured. I've had this color used in the salon on me and the bubbled on almost every nail and was still noticable after curing the top coat because she applied a thick coat! That's the only reason I gave this color 4 out of 5 stars. ENJOY!

Shipped super fast from this vendor. I have tried Gelish and CND both over an extended period of time, and the CND products wear much better for me. The first time I applied this Cream Puff color, it wrinkled very badly for me. After researching online, I decided I needed to shake the bottle more (but not too vigorously because it will get bubbles in it.) Also, CND recommends you use a regular UV light (theirs of course) and apply very thin coats of their product. I believe using the regular UV light was also a major source of the wrinkling problems. I borrowed my friend's LED light, and this product cured with no wrinkles at all - no matter how thick I applied it. I would highly recommend using an LED light to cure this product, not a regular UV light, even though the company recommends a regular UV light. Some people say it doesn't cure right with the LED light, but I have not found that to be the case at all. I have made it a point not to do a bunch of heavy duty work around the house with my hands right after finishing my nails, though. (I just go to bed!) I am saving a fortune doing this at home over going to the salon, and my nails look great. Make sure you have a good brush for the smile line, and use alcohol for your smile line cleanup. For my French manicure, I am having great results with just the CND base coat, this Cream Puff white, and the CND top coat. That's all you need. Clean your nail bed with rubbing alcohol before you get started - but you don't need any other special primers. By the way, my friend's LED light is a cheapo from Wal-Mart - not some $150 LED light. You don't have to spend a fortune on a light.

The shellac products in general are not for impatient people, they get "gloppy" fast. I have been doing my own french manicures beautifully for many years and found that by the time I put the cream puff shellac on the tips,even though it would look perfect, as soon as I cured it in my machine it would bubble up and look poorly. I am able to do regular shellac nails with some success (not as nice as when I get them done in the shop but they still last 2 weeks so I'm happy), but I would love to get my money back for the cream puff cause french tips are not working! I know how to do nails, but am not real great with Amazon.com, so don't know how to get $ back for a product without it costing me :( Good luck all

This polish is pretty and opaque for a nice french manicure with the shellac system. Unfortunately, it does not stay on for me. But I guess I can't blame the polish. My chemistry won't even allow acrylic nails done but the professionals to stay on. I can always peel them off easily.