Bio Sculpture Pride of Nature Collection

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Bio Sculpture Canada launches a new collection by some of the world’s most talented nail technicians and artists.

Five curated, striking and bold shades are blended using industry-leading professional formulas

Each bright and brilliant shade of Evo’s THE Collection is named after its respective curator:

– Isabel May (@isabelmaysurtees) is a dark, mysterious green shade with a touch of glitter

– Betina (@betina_goldstein) is a translucent light nude with a hint of peach

– Michelle H (@nailsbymh) is a lively yellow with a glass-like finish

– Miss Betty Rose (@missbettyrose) is a light, vibrant green that is sure to make a statement

– Tania (@bio_sculpture_educationbytania) is a light pink shade with a touch of sparkle

Visit biosculpturenails.com and/or irisbodyandbeauty.com for brand info.

Instagram: @evogelcanada

“We are proud to present the Pride of Nature collection, conceptualized by our Canadian team to celebrate Bio Sculpture Canada’s 25th anniversary,” says Erica Nieuwenhuis, CEO of Bio Sculpture Canada.

Bio Sculpture Canada celebrates its 25th anniversary with a new collection of eight nail polishes.

The Pride of Nature collection is inspired by majestic Canadian beauty.

The radiant range of shades pays homage to national icons, from coast to coast:

Island Clay (a red-brown with a golden undertone, inspired by the rusty hues of P.E.I.)

Golden Fall (mustard with brown, black & red shades, replicating Canada’s winter boreal forests)

Spectrolite (a shimmering, iridescent black, mimicking the blue-green shades of Labradorite stone)

Lake Louise (a tranquil turquoise, resembling the hamlet in Banff National Park)

Oyster Shell (a warm grey with a khaki undertone, reminiscent of the interiors of east coast mollusks)

Icebergs (a magnetic silver that reflects an icy, grey-white shimmer when illuminated)

Seafoam (a soft, peach-white that imitates the frothy waves of the Bay of Fundy)

Sakura Blossoms (a light pink with hints of white & red that draws from the flowering tree)

Available in Bio Gel (salon) and Gemini (at-home) formulations are long-lasting & enhance nail health.

(Note: Icebergs is only available as a Bio Gel due to a metallic treatment applied at a salon or spa.)

Visit biosculpturenails.com and/or irisbodyandbeauty.com for brand info.

Instagram: @evogelcanada

“This collection is as much a celebration of the natural beauty of Canada as it is a celebration of the loyal friendships formed since 1997,” says Nieuwenhuis. “We hope that everyone loves this patriotic collection and creates a work of art with nature’s colors.”

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ABOUT

Launched in Canada by Peter and Nolene Nieuwenhuis in 1997, Bio Sculpture was founded by Elmien Scholtz, a cosmetic science graduate. Introducing the Bio Sculpture Clear Gel in 1988, it was registered as the world’s first soak-off gel; a nail hardening treatment that cured under a UV light with a crystal clear finish. The clear gel was followed by a Colour Gel in 1990, providing a non-chip nail color for up to three weeks.

Today, Bio Sculpture encompasses over 350 sophisticated shades and a range of lines, including Evo by Bio Sculpture (salon product line), Ethos nail treatments (retail product line), Bio Sculpture Natural Nail Treatments (salon and retail product line), Bio Sculpture Spa Products (salon and retail product line), and accessories (gel brushes, nail files, solutions/solvents, mani/pedi utensils, etc.).