Wholesale price · Manufacturer since 2004. The CN146 Cat-Eye Gel Set pairs six festive magnetic shades with a playful barbie-pink energy, ready for holiday nail menus and gift-box retail at USD $11.25 per set.

Overview

Cat-eye gel is the technique clients book by name, and holiday color is the fastest seasonal upsell a salon can make. This set combines both: six magnetic colors in Christmas-appropriate tones that pull into velvet bands, wide glows or sharp cat slits under a magnet. The palette works for themed events, December menus and year-round retail to shoppers who love shimmer.

Specifications

Why You’ll Love It

• Festive color story – six holiday tones that sell themselves in December.
• Strong magnetic response – particles align quickly for crisp cat-eye lines.
• Set convenience – one SKU covers the whole holiday color menu.
• Gift-ready format – an easy boxed present for polish-loving customers.
• Soak-off base – post-holiday removal is quick and gentle.

How to Use & Style

Apply base coat and one layer of color, cure briefly, then add a second thicker layer. Hold the magnet close to the wet gel for a few seconds to pull the particles into your chosen effect, then cure immediately to lock the design. Finish with top coat for depth. Full technique notes are in our cat-eye gel tutorial, and a season of design ideas waits in the holiday nail designs page.

Stock CN146 with the broader gel polish collection so the magnetic set extends an existing color offer, and let clients preview effects on press-on tips before booking the service.

FAQ

How long does cat-eye gel take to cure?

Each coat cures in about 30–60 seconds in an LED lamp; the magnetic layer should be cured right after the magnet step so the particles do not drift.

How long will the magnetic effect last?

Once cured, the cat-eye pattern is locked in for the life of the manicure – typically about two weeks until growth or removal.

How do I remove these shades?

Buff the top coat and soak each nail in acetone for 10–15 minutes, then push the softened gel off with a wood stick.

Do I need a special magnet?

A standard cat-eye magnet bar or wand works with these magnetic pigments; hold it close to the surface without touching the wet polish.