Chanel Le Vernis Nail Colour - 151 Pirate

For optimal color intensity and longevity, it is recommended to apply two thin coats of Chanel Le Vernis after a base coat, allowing each coat to dry fully.

While not strictly mandatory, using a base coat (like LA BASE CAMÉLIA) helps protect your nails and improves polish adhesion, and a top coat (like LE GEL COAT) significantly enhances shine, durability, and chip resistance, providing a salon-quality finish.

Camellia eco-ceramides are a naturally derived ingredient developed for CHANEL, integrated into the new formula of Le Vernis to contribute to its protective qualities, smooth application, and ultra-shiny, even finish.

To extend your manicure's wear, ensure thorough nail preparation (clean, degreased nails), use a base coat, apply two thin coats of Le Vernis, seal with a top coat, and allow ample drying time between each layer.

Chanel Le Vernis is designed to strengthen the resistance of the *polish* to abrasion and peeling, which helps protect your natural nails. For direct nail strengthening, consider CHANEL's dedicated nail care treatments.

Each bottle of Chanel Le Vernis contains 13 ml of nail polish.

Ensure nails are clean, dry, and degreased before application. Always use a base coat to create proper adhesion, and finish with a top coat to seal and protect the color. Apply thin coats and allow each layer to dry completely.

Apply thin, even coats, allowing sufficient drying time between each. The new flat, wide brush is designed for precise application; ensure you're using it correctly, typically in 3 strokes per nail (center, then sides).

For an ultra-shiny, lacquered finish, always apply a high-quality top coat, such as CHANEL's LE GEL COAT, as the final step. Ensure the polish layers beneath are fully dry before applying the top coat.

Ensure the bottle is closed tightly after each use to prevent air exposure. If polish thickens over time, a few drops of a dedicated nail polish thinner (not remover) can help restore its consistency. Avoid applying in overly humid or cold conditions.