A cat-eye collection can offer more than a single metallic highlight. BOJUN’s BJD dual-color cat-eye powder series brings contrasting color reflections into magnetic nail designs, giving nail brands a distinctive direction for their next collection.
The BJD01–BJD12 swatch display shows a broad visual palette: green and aqua reflections, blue and violet accents, pink tones, and warm orange, gold and yellow combinations. These are starting points for selection; buyers should evaluate physical samples under their own lighting and application conditions before confirming shades.
Two-color reflections, more ways to build a collection
For a nail brand, the appeal of a dual-color effect lies in the detail. Different reflections can become more noticeable as the viewing angle, illumination and magnetic highlight change. A finished design can therefore look different across photographs, close-up videos and everyday movement.
Rather than choosing shades from a static photograph alone, compare each candidate through several viewing angles. This helps your team decide which effects fit your brand identity and how to present them clearly to professional nail technicians and salon customers.
Explore the BJD01–BJD12 palette
Our reference swatches provide a practical way to start a conversation about color. Buyers can shortlist cool-toned effects for an aqua or violet collection, explore pink reflections for a softer direction, or consider warm gold and orange effects for a more vivid range.
When requesting samples, use the BJD code shown on the color display. Keeping those codes attached to your swatches, test records and purchasing discussions helps avoid confusion between visually similar effects.
Evaluate the effect in your own gel system
For customers developing a cat-eye gel product, a visual match is only the first step. Evaluate the powder in your intended gel base and follow your gel system’s application and curing requirements. Compatibility, dispersion and the finished appearance should be checked before a production decision.
During sample testing, record the powder code, gel base, trial loading, base color, magnet and application method. Compare the magnetic response, clarity of the highlight and overall appearance using consistent conditions. If you need a suggested starting point, contact BOJUN with your application details rather than assuming one mixing ratio will suit every formulation.
Choose shades with your buyers in mind
A focused launch can make selection easier for your customers. Start with a small group of complementary effects, then test whether the differences remain clear in your finished nail swatches and product photography. Choose the range around your audience’s preferences and your existing assortment.
Use actual sample results for your launch visuals. Dual-color reflections can be difficult to capture in one image, so a short video or several photographs from different angles can help explain the effect more accurately.
Request BJD samples from BOJUN
Yiwu Bojun Pigment Co., Ltd. supplies nail-effect powders for business customers. To discuss the BJD series, share your preferred shade codes, intended application, estimated order quantity and packaging requirements.
Contact BOJUN to request the BJD01–BJD12 color display and discuss samples for your next cat-eye collection.
