YAS BEAUTY COSMETICS SRL
41179338 - J26/1190/2019
© 2026 Yas Beauty
€8.50
In stock
Professional Stainless Steel Spatula – Tool for Mixing Gels and Nail Art Elements Nail art requires unlimited creativity, and often the perfect shade or texture must be created right at the workstation. The YAS Beauty Lab Stainless Steel Spatula is the essential tool for color theory and nail art, designed for technicians who want the freedom to mix products without compromising quality or the integrity of expensive brushes. Technical Specifications & Workspace Advantages: Bubble-Free Mixing (Anti-Bubble): Unlike wooden sticks (which have a porous surface and introduce air into the material), the perfectly smooth surface of the stainless steel spatula allows for fluid homogenization of gels, preventing unsightly bubbles in the nail structure. Protection for Professional Brushes: Mixing glitter, flakes, or dense pigments using an application brush will inevitably destroy its bristles. The metal spatula takes on this heavy lifting, keeping your brushes intact and extending their lifespan. Nail Art Versatility: The flat and slim design is perfect for: Creating custom shades of color gel, gel polish, or builder gel (custom cover). Uniformly incorporating decorative elements (glitter, sequins, gold leaf) into rubber bases or transparent gels. Hygienic dosing of products from jars onto a mixing palette, preventing cross-contamination. Premium Material (Stainless Steel): The product does not react chemically with gels, acrylics, or monomers. It does not absorb pigments and cleans instantly. Safe Sterilization: Being made entirely of high-quality stainless steel, the spatula easily withstands cleaning with degreaser (cleaner) and high-temperature sterilization (dry heat sterilizer or autoclave). Pro Tip for Technicians: When you want to create a glitter gel or mix two shades, place the products on a mixing palette. Use the spatula to mix using "folding" motions, pulling the material from the edges toward the center and pressing it lightly onto the palette. Avoid "whipping" or rapid circular mixing, as these will trap significant air. After use, simply wipe the spatula with a lint-free wipe soaked in cleaner, and it’s ready for the next color!