Night Panic – From Daytime Elegance to a Stunning Nighttime Glow

Night Panic is a unique glow-in-the-dark top coat that gives nails a soft milky appearance during the day and transforms them into a spectacular glowing masterpiece after dark. Its luminescent particles absorb energy from natural or artificial light and begin to glow once the light source is removed.

The glowing pigments give the top coat a slightly milky tint, making Night Panic the perfect choice for milky, white, nude, light, or pastel gel polish shades. These colors showcase both the daytime elegance and the nighttime glow at their very best.

The color and intensity of the glow also depend on the base color underneath. Over a white or milky base, it produces a vibrant greenish glow, while over a pink base, the glow may appear warmer with subtle orange tones. The lighter the base color, the brighter and cleaner the glow effect will be.

How to Use

1. Apply your gel polish or create your enhancement as usual.

2. Apply a thin layer of Night Panic Top Coat over the color.

3. Cure in a UV/LED lamp according to the recommended curing time.

4. Before use, charge the nails by exposing them to natural sunlight or a strong artificial light source so the luminescent pigments can reach their maximum brightness.

Why You'll Love It

• Spectacular glow-in-the-dark effect.

• Recharges again and again when exposed to light.

• Creates a unique soft milky finish.

• Perfect for festivals, parties, vacations, and special occasions.

• The glow color changes beautifully depending on the base shade.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it glow?

The intensity of the glow depends on how long and how strongly it was exposed to light beforehand. After a full charge under strong light, the glow is brightest during the first few minutes and gradually fades over time.

How can I charge it?

It can be charged using natural sunlight, a UV/LED lamp, or any strong artificial light source.

Can it be used over dark colors?

It is not recommended. The milky pigments may lighten dark shades and create an uneven appearance. In addition, the glow effect will be significantly less visible.

Why does the glow color change?

The glowing pigments visually interact with the color underneath. For example, over a white base the glow appears bright greenish, while over a pink base it can take on a warmer, slightly orange hue.