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Sally Hansen Miracle Gel Shiny Top Coat

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Sally Hansen Miracle Gel Shiny Top CoatSally Hansen Miracle Gel Shiny Top Coat is the next best thing to a salon gel manicureat home and without a UV lamp. Use as step 2 over your favourite Miracle Gel colour to lock in a high gloss, gel effect finish with longer lasting, chip resistant wear that removes like regular polish. High Gloss Shine: Seals colour with a mirror like finish. Longer Lasting Mani: Gel effect durability with no UV LED lamp. Easy Removal: Comes off with regular nail

Sally Hansen Miracle Gel™ Shiny Top Coat is the next best thing to a salon gel manicure—at home and without a UV lamp. Use as step 2 over your favourite Miracle Gel colour to lock in a high-gloss, gel-effect finish with longer-lasting, chip-resistant wear that removes like regular polish.

  • High-Gloss Shine: Seals colour with a mirror-like finish.
  • Longer-Lasting Mani: Gel-effect durability with no UV/LED lamp.
  • Easy Removal: Comes off with regular nail polish remover.
  • 2-Step System: Designed to pair with Miracle Gel shades for best results.

How to Use

  1. Apply 1–2 coats of Miracle Gel colour to clean, dry nails.
  2. Finish with one coat of Miracle Gel™ Shiny Top Coat.
  3. Allow to dry fully—no UV/LED lamp needed.

Key Details

Finish High-gloss, gel-effect
Best For Long-wear manicures without a lamp
Removal Regular nail polish remover
System Use over Miracle Gel colour (Step 2)

Pro tip: Cap the free edge with the top coat to help minimise chips and extend wear.

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