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You can also see a colour change on this nail tip. The guest asked for this colour, which I can see here on the daisy below, it's such a pale purple, and above it's more of a pale pinkish shade. we see the colour. This can also be a material fault, so it may not be the nailer's fault or the guest's fault, but simply the gels are unfortunately poorly made. You know, it's not actually a UV resistant colour, and unfortunately as it wears for a couple of weeks, it starts to get sucked out by the UV light. You can use it. a money gel that is specifically UV-filtering, most money gels are, but you have to be careful that UV-filtering money gels are a very, very little bit You should not imagine that if you apply a UV-filtered gel, you will see a blue tint, but that if you smell black, for example, you will see a UV-filtered gel, If a guest goes out into a white natural light, then the light gel has this UV-dense part, it makes our black gel varnish look a little bluish, dark bluish, and not all guests like that. So it's worth keeping a special UV-free gel with you to get those dark colours in the winter, When there is this whitish light, you can threaten them if they are bothered by this bluish cast.