Description

Advantages of the material A distinctive feature of the material lies in its consistency. The gel really does resemble jelly. The material is very flexible and obedient, it can be laid out on molds so that then sawdust is not required. This allows you to reduce the time for nail extension by an hour or more.

Other advantages include the following: During polymerization, it does not generate heat, therefore it does not bake in the lamp. It takes only 2 minutes to fully cure (3-4 for most common gels). Grabs instantly, in a few seconds. Shows excellent wear resistance. It is comfortable to wear, extended nails are strong. It is lightweight. The nails are light. A wide color palette allows you to choose the appropriate option. It saws well, does not form a large amount of dust, for sawing you can use a file with a hardness of 100/180 grit or an apparatus with a special cutter. Both ceramic and carbide cutters are suitable. Odorless. The vast majority of products are declared non-toxic and hypoallergenic. To work, you only need shapes and a flat synthetic brush. Suitable for both standard bottom and top molds. Application technology Let’s move on to the question that interests everyone who decided to purchase and test gel-jelly for nail extension. This section will tell you how to use this material.

This product is not single phase, it requires a base coat and top coat. You can use a base gel or a regular thick base for gel polish. The first stage of work is the preparation of the nail plate: removal of the pterygium, pushing back the cuticle, polishing the surface. Prepared nails are coated with primer or bonder. They are one and the same product and have different names for different manufacturers. Apply the product gently so that it does not come into contact with the skin. When the primer is dry (about 1 minute), the nails are covered with a base and cured in a lamp. The layer should be thin, the movements should be trampled, rubbed in. Install the bottom forms. If necessary, make cuts so that the shape fits as tightly as possible to the nail. The gel-jelly is applied with a flat brush, forming a free edge. Before baking, the surface is ironed with a brush to even out as much as possible. A master who has gotten his hand on building gel-jelly often does not need subsequent filing, because it is quite possible to lay out this material straight away. After polymerization, the mold is removed. If necessary, the dented areas are completed, the ends and edges are processed. When the gel-jelly has completely polymerized, you need to evaluate the result. If necessary, nails can be filed. After that, the cuticle is trimmed and polished. They design and cover the nails with any finishing agent: top or gel.