Autumn Ombré is a gel paint without a sticky layer, with an oil paint effect, which is perfect for painting directly on the top, for drawing a clear French in one layer, for soft transitions in the ombre technique, for monograms, for slightly voluminous relief designs, for Chinese painting, thin lines, etc.

It does not need to be overlaid with a top, but looks spectacular under both glossy and matte coatings.

Here is a description of each color:

1. Light pink is a delicate, powdery pink shade that adds softness and romance.

2. Pink-peach - a warm pink with a hint of peach, ideal for smooth transitions in a gradient.

3. Gray-blue - a cold shade reminiscent of the autumn sky, perfectly balances warm colors.

4. Light lilac is a pastel lavender tone with a gentle coolness.

5. Beige-nude is a universal camouflage shade, a base for creating natural gradients.

6. Caramel brown - a warm rich shade, similar to coffee with milk.

7. Milk chocolate - a deep warm brown that resembles cocoa.

8. Wine red is a luxurious burgundy with a wine shade, very autumnal.

9. Deep Black - deep black for contrast and expressive transitions.

This palette combines warm autumn tones (brown, burgundy, nude) with cold accents (lilac, gray-blue), which allows you to create both classic gradients and more creative shade transitions.

Instructions for using the Airbrush:

• I recommend picking up paint on the corner of the sponge, with this set the paint is very sparingly distributed and lays on the sponge in a stretch, so it will be easier to shade the gradient.
• Be sure to leave one corner clean to shade at the very top, where the gradient smoothly fades into color.
• At the tip, where you want the color to be saturated, press the sponge firmly, going up, loosen the pressure and smoothly switch to light touches.
• Always scroll your finger from left to right, right to left.
• It can be applied in one layer, or in two or three, depending on the desired effect and the set of colors.
• The paint dries in 60 seconds (provided that the lamp is of good power and works properly).
• If you want, you can cover it with any top, or leave it, because the paint dries to a non-sticky state.
• After use, the sponges can be stored in a tightly closed bag to prevent dust and lint from getting in, and in a dark place to prevent the paint from polymerizing due to UV rays contained in any lighting.
• You can clean the sponges with scotch tape or a napkin with a cloth, but you can't repeat this manipulation many times, because the cloth destroys the foam.