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Leighton Denny Nail Colour - Bronzed Babe is a pale, tanned brown shade with a touch of shimmer, a wear everywhere go anywhere colour that suits all skin types. An advanced premium formula nail polish that consistently delivers high performance. Easy to apply, everything about this product has been professionally researched and specified, from the length of the brush, to the number of strands, so that exactly the right amount of colour is held on the brush. The polish has an opacity and evenness of application that is difficult to beat, its no wonder that in an independent test 8 out 10 people preferred Leighton Denny to other leading brands. The finish achieved is professional, true and glossy and if applied in sequence with Under Cover - Base Coat and Crystal Finish - Top Coat your nails will look fabulous and last for up to a week or longer. You can produce you own individual shades or "colour cocktails" by applying different colours on top of each other. Use a pale shimmer or iridescent shades such as Butterfly Wings or Sugar & Spice on top of a darker colour to dramatically change the light reflection or use a darker shade such as Vamp or Not Tonight as a 1st coat to darken a shade. Bright & White as a top coat will tone down and lighten a shade. 
- Easy to apply and obtain even coverage
- Longer lasting colour
- Gloss stays true
- Hard wearing, will last up to a week
- Formaldehyde free
Whenever and however the mood takes you!
Roll the bottle between the hands to mix, never shake it as this can cause air bubbles. Apply two thin coats over the Leighton Denny Under Cover - Base Coat. Wipe the brush on the neck of the bottle so it holds just enough to cover one nail. Apply from the base of the nail towards the tip for a smooth result. Ideally, finish with Leighton Denny Crystal Finish - Top Coat.
Leighton’s tips To avoid getting polish on the cuticle, place the brush on the nail about 3mm away from the cuticle and push backwards towards it, stopping just before the skin. Then make the usual stroke towards the tip. It is always better to apply several thin coats of polish that fewer thick coats.
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