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NEONAIL Heaven: Choosing a Pastel Blue Gel Polish
Discover NEONAIL Heaven 7.2 ml, a pastel blue gel polish with a classic finish. Identify the exact shade and plan its place on your colour menu.
A guide from the retailer. Product facts are sourced from catalogue and manufacturer information.
NEONAIL Heaven is a pastel blue gel polish with a classic finish, supplied in a 7.2 ml bottle. The manufacturer's reference is 12225-7. It is worth considering when a client wants a clearly blue colour without choosing a cat-eye or glitter effect.
The NEONAIL Heaven listing gives you the exact product to order. We also checked the manufacturer's Heaven description, which identifies the colour, finish, volume and reference.
Where Heaven fits on a colour menu
Heaven belongs in the blue section of the colour menu, with its exact name visible beside the sample. A descriptive label such as “pastel blue, classic finish” is more useful to a client than a shade number alone.
Think about the service brief. A full-colour manicure, a coloured French tip and a small blue accent use the shade in different ways. Those are design proposals to discuss with the client, not claims that this bottle guarantees a particular result for every application.
Choose the design before buying extra colours
| Client request | Useful next decision |
|---|---|
| A simple pastel blue set | Agree the shade and final finish on a sample |
| A blue accent | Decide where the accent belongs in the full design |
| A blue French look | Confirm the planned shape and compatible application method |
| A reflective cat-eye effect | Compare an effect polish rather than relying on Heaven's name |
For the last request, our Sky Cat 9 guide explains a product from a different effect category. The two guides are intended to clarify the choice, not rank one brand above the other.
Read the coverage description in context
NEONAIL describes Heaven as giving full coverage after one layer. NailMarket's catalogue currently groups the same SKU under “Medium-coverage”. These descriptions differ, so the catalogue filter should not be treated as a precise application specification. The manufacturer's wording is an attributed product claim, not the result of a NailMarket coverage test.
Follow the current manufacturer directions for layer thickness and curing. Judge the finished colour on an approved sample made within those directions; do not apply a thicker layer just to match a coverage description.
NailMarket's gel-polish guide explains why the base, colour, top and lamp should be considered together. A bottle size or shade family does not establish that different brands' products are interchangeable.
Keep the shade record precise
Record “Heaven”, “NEONAIL” and “12225-7” together in the salon's colour list. This helps with reorders and with appointments where a client asks for the same colour again. Keep a dated photo of the approved design if that is part of your normal client-record process and you have the client's permission.
For stock planning, compare the bottle size with how frequently you expect to use the shade. Avoid calculating a guaranteed number of manicures from the volume alone: product use varies with the design and application. Our storage guide covers the information to retain when a new bottle enters your stock.
Professional-use information
NEONAIL marks the product for professional use and instructs users to avoid skin and eye contact. Read the current label and manufacturer directions before the service. This article covers selection and design planning; it does not prescribe a substitute curing schedule.
Check Heaven's current price and availability when ordering. The cover is the catalogue photograph, and the guide does not claim an independent wear test.