#10 Ocean Blue - 5G
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Description
Description
#10 Ocean Blue – Deep blue for fascinating modeling
✔ Perfect for colored tips, full cover and creative nail art!
The MSE Magic Color Acrylic Modeling Powder in the shade #10 Ocean Blue impresses with an intense, deep blue tone. Thanks to its fine consistency, it is easy to work with and enables radiant color modeling with even coverage. It is ideal for elegant French tips, full-cover designs or individual nail art creations.
Deep blue for expressive accents
The bright, cool ocean blue is reminiscent of the endless sea and gives the nails a refreshing, elegant look. Perfect for maritime designs or as a striking eye-catcher.
Fine consistency & easy processing
The ultra-fine powder allows for smooth modeling and adheres perfectly to the natural nail. The high pigmentation ensures brilliant color intensity without yellowing.
Mixable with other colors
The MSE Magic Color acrylic modeling powders can be mixed together to create individual color nuances. This opens up new creative possibilities.
Product advantages:
✅ Intense, deep blue – perfect for elegant & creative designs
✅ High color brilliance – intensive pigmentation for a radiant result
✅ Fine consistency – easy processing and smooth modelling
✅ Non-yellowing – remains permanently colorfast and bright
✅ Can be mixed with other colors – for unlimited creativity
✅ Perfect for French Nails & Fullcover – versatile
With #10 Ocean Blue You can create fascinating, color-intensive models with a noble, maritime look – for nails that inspire! ✨
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