Easy'Base Candy
EASY BASE – CANDY
The Easy Base range is specially designed for fast techniques with no filing. It was created for all nail technicians looking for speed, thinness and performance, with no compromise. Thanks to its fluid, self-leveling and flexible formula, it applies easily while ensuring a clean, precise result with no shaping effort.
Easy Base is a flexible base ideal for thin techniques. It allows you to create natural bases, gel polish applications and mini reinforcements, while keeping a lightweight, flexible finish.
| Technical advantage | Detail |
|---|---|
| No-file application | Fluid, self-leveling texture |
| Shade | Pink |
| Use | Base, gel polish and mini reinforcement (max 0.5 mm) |
| Comfort & flexibility | Very flexible base, comfortable to wear |
| Clean formulation | HEMA-free & TPO-free |
| Nail-friendly | Neutral pH (6 – 7) |
| Removal | Soak Off |
| Curing | LED 90s / UV 180s |
| Professional size | 15 ml bottle |
Applying Easy Base in too thick a layer can affect proper curing. This base is designed to be used in thin layers (0.1 to 0.5 mm maximum).
It is perfect for no-file application and mini reinforcement, but is not suitable for thick builds.
Due to its flexibility, it does not allow extensions or tip application. For these techniques, choose the Nutri Base range.
Easy Base must be cured for at least 90s under LED, even in a thin layer.
- For professional use only.
- Read the instructions carefully.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Stop use in case of sensitivity or irritation.
- Avoid contact with skin.
- Keep the bottle tightly closed.
- Avoid direct exposure to sunlight or to a UV or LED source.
Label compliant with EU cosmetic regulations. Last update: 19/02/2026. PAO indicated on the bottle.
PROTOCOL:
- Prepare the nail (push back cuticles, buff, remove dust).
- (Optional)Apply a thin layer of primer, let air-dry for 30–60 sec.
- Apply a thin layer of Easy Base, then cure 90 sec under LED (or 180 sec under UV).
- Continue with color or top coat according to your usual protocol.
