Kyoto Opal used in new nail gel

Published: 4-Sep-2015
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Material used in nail art for the first time

Kyocera Corporation is using its decorative material, Kyoto Opal, in Kokoist’s new range of gel nail products.

The Kokoist Gem Gel Series uses Kyocera’s quartz-grain material structure, identical to that of a naturally occurring opal, to add a unique shine to the nails. The material is available in a variety of hues and does not split or crack in the same way as a natural opal.

Kyoto Opal is a synthetic opal material with a unique aesthetic quality. It cannot be duplicated by other molded resin-based products. The material was originally created a decorative material in 2008 and has been used in wristwatches, brand emblems and iphone covers.

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