Wholesale price · Manufacturer since 2004. The G151 Cat-Eye Gel is a premium magnetic polish whose glass-bead shimmer reads like jewelry on the nail, available across 18 shades at USD $7.65 per bottle.

Overview

Ordinary magnetic polish shows a line; this one shows depth. Finely milled metallic particles create a glassy, dimensional glow when pulled with a magnet, while the base color stays rich enough to wear alone. Positioned as a higher-tier line, it gives salons an easy premium upsell and gives retail buyers a shade library that covers every skin tone.

Specifications

Why You’ll Love It

• Jewel-like depth – glassy shimmer that shifts as the hand moves.
• 18-color library – enough range to match any client’s skin tone or mood.
• Wear alone or style – looks complete solo or layered under art.
• Strong pigment base – no bald patches between the magnetic bands.
• Premium positioning – a higher-margin option for salons and shops.

How to Use & Finish

Cure a thin base and one color layer first, then apply a generous second layer and hover the magnet over the wet gel for a few seconds until the metallic bands form. Cure at once, add a second magnet pass if you want deeper movement, and seal with top coat. Beginners can follow the cat-eye tutorial for magnet distance and timing tricks.

Pair G151 with the full gel polish collection for color-matching, and offer swatches on press-on nail tips so clients can preview the glass effect before choosing a shade.

FAQ

How long does the polish take to cure?

Thin layers cure in about 30–60 seconds in an LED lamp. Cure the magnetic layer immediately after the magnet pass so the pattern stays sharp.

How long does a cat-eye manicure wear?

Sealed with top coat over proper prep, the design lasts about two weeks, matching the wear of a standard gel manicure.

How do I remove the magnetic polish?

Buff away the top layer, then soak the nails in acetone for 10–15 minutes and gently push the softened gel off the plate.

Do all 18 shades react the same way?

Each shade shares the same magnetic base formula, so the pulling technique is identical; results vary only with the pigment color and your magnet hold.