You Are Cute. Bottle Gel #27, 15 ml, liquid semi-transparent gel

LIQUID GEL BOTTEL GEL — an innovative material for strengthening, leveling, and extending nails. It is a symbiosis of polygel and base. It consists of 60–80% acrylic copolymer (the main component of polygel) and a small amount of hydroxyethyl methacrylate HEMA (approximately 20–30%), the main component of base coats. This gel can fully replace the base.

Features:

• Polymerization wavelength — 365–405 nm.
• UV/LED lamp power — 36–48 W.
• Allowable coating thickness — 0.5 mm at the nail edge, 1 mm at the apex.
• Acid-free, has a medium consistency.
• Has medium pigmentation, covers the free edge.
• Full polymerization takes 120 seconds.
• Suitable only for nail strengthening and extension.
• Has good shock absorption.
• When strengthening with this gel, the natural nail needs to be filed out.
• Requires an underlay with Rubber Base.
• It can be additionally warmed up to make the gel more liquid.

Application method:

STRENGTHENING:

1. Removal.
2. Do not file the nail shape or leave 2 mm of length, which we will remove after leveling.
3. With a 220-grit nail file, file without strong pressure on the nail from above, lifting the nail plate scales, or use a 100-grit buffer.
4. Do a manicure.
5. If working with removers, after using them, wash hands with soap.
6. Degrease the nail with Nail Prep. We do two approaches. Use 4 wipes for this (1 wipe per 5 fingers). First approach: wipe the nail surface. Second approach: take an orange stick, place a wipe on it, and wipe everything in the cuticle area and pockets.
7. Use primer as desired, but if the base for underlay has sufficient acidity, it is not needed.
8. The underlay with Rubber Base is best applied with a flat gel brush. The movements should be rubbing in. We draw in all nail pockets and cure in a lamp for 60 seconds.
9. Wipe off the sticky layer.
10. Level. If leveling with gel, indent 0.5–1 mm from the cuticle. Cure in a lamp for 60 seconds.
11. File the shape after leveling. This is necessary so that at the nail edge a thickness is formed that will support the free edge.
12. If the nail was thin, it may curl, so be sure to file out 1 mm of the natural nail from the inside. In this case, there will be no material delamination. If the material is hard and the nail is very soft, the nail itself will start separating from the hard material from the free edge.
13. After filing, wipe off the sticky layer and coat with gel polish.
14. Apply top. Cure for 120 seconds. After curing, do not wipe with anything, as shine may be lost.

CLASSIC EXTENSION:

1. Removal
2. Shorten the nail length to 1 mm and make a round shape.
3. With a 220-grit nail file, file without strong pressure on the nail from above, lifting the nail plate scales, or use a 100-grit buffer.
4. Do a manicure.
5. If working with removers, after using them, wash hands with soap.
6. Degrease the nail with Nail Prep. We do two approaches. Use 4 wipes for this (1 wipe per 5 fingers). First approach: wipe the nail surface. Second approach: take an orange stick, place a wipe on it, and wipe everything in the cuticle area and pockets.
7. Use primer.
8. The underlay with Rubber Base is best applied with a flat gel brush. The movements should be rubbing in. We draw in all nail pockets and cure in a lamp for 60 seconds.
9. Wipe off the sticky layer.
10. Place the form for extending the free edge of the nail.
11. Lay out the artificial nail shape with clear gel. Cure for 30 seconds.
12. File the free edge and give the nail the desired shape.
13. Wipe off the sticky layer and excess dust.
14. Go over again with Rubber Base on the areas where the nail file was used. Cure for 30 seconds.
15. Level with gel, place in the lamp and clamp at the 10–15 second mark. If the gel has strong tackiness or contains glitter, clamp at the 20-second mark.
16. Finish curing in the lamp for 120 seconds.
17. Wipe off the sticky layer before coating with gel polish.
18. Apply top. Cure for 120 seconds. After curing, do not wipe with anything, as shine may be lost.

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