The Ultimate High-Gloss Shine — Now in a Travel-Friendly 100ml Spray.
Never be caught with dull latex again. The beGLOSS Perfect Shine 100ml Travel Spray is the perfect pocket-sized companion for every latex enthusiast. Whether you’re heading to an event, a photo shoot, or a weekend away, this compact spray ensures your outfit maintains its mirror-like brilliance wherever you go.
Despite its small size, this is the same professional-grade, high-purity silicone formula used by top designers and models worldwide to protect, condition, and shine.
✨ Why the 100ml Travel Spray is Essential:
Travel-Ready: Compact 100ml size meets most travel requirements and fits easily into purses, gear bags, or jacket pockets for on-the-go touch-ups.
Instant Mirror Finish: Transforms matte, dull rubber into a high-gloss masterpiece in seconds.
Superior Protection: Provides a protective seal that keeps latex supple and prevents it from drying out, even in harsh club or outdoor environments.
Non-Sticky Brilliance: When applied and buffed, it creates a "dry" shine that looks wet but feels comfortable and bone-dry to the touch.
Deepens Color: Instantly intensifies the richness of black latex and clarifies transparent or metallic shades.
Skin-Friendly: 100% high-purity silicone, odorless, and dermatologically tested for safety.
📏 Specifications
Size: 100ml (3.38 fl oz)
Format: Portable fine-mist pump spray bottle.
Origin: Made in Germany.
Type: Silicone-based polishing agent and conditioner.
✨ How to Use for On-the-Go Results
Spot Clean: Ensure the area is free of dust or moisture.
Spray: Apply a light mist of Perfect Shine directly onto the dull area or onto your polishing cloth.
Buff: Wipe evenly and buff with a lint-free cloth (like the beGLOSS Wipe) to achieve an instant, streak-free gloss.
Note: A little goes a long way! This 100ml bottle is highly concentrated for maximum efficiency.
🛡️ The beGLOSS Standard
beGLOSS is chemically neutral and specifically designed for natural rubber. Unlike DIY oils or furniture polishes, it will not rot your latex or dissolve the adhesive at the seams.