Three builder gels for different techniques. Smart Gel in a bottle with a brush: the fastest way to strengthen nails or add a little length. Frame Gel in a jar: dense, holds the C-curve, for sculpting on forms and reconstructions. Jelly Gel: jelly texture that does not run, for encapsulation French and plate repair.
All formulas are HEMA- and TPO-free, with moderate heating in the lamp.
Which to choose. For daily strengthening and a little length — Smart Gel: brush in the bottle, quick application. For length, C-curve, and work on upper and lower forms — Frame Gel: in a thin layer it is elastic, so fewer detachments near the cuticle, and in a layer of about a millimeter it is hard and holds its shape. For spot tasks where the material should not move (corners, French, volume) — Jelly Gel.
Preparation matters. Most detachments happen not because of the gel, but because of skipped preparation. Dehydrator pH Bond and acid-free primer Ultra Bond from the liquids section are a must-have pair before the base.
Smart Gel if you value speed. Frame Gel if you need to restore architecture or the client wears length.
Heating is moderate, up to 37 °C. Curing takes 60–120 seconds in a 48 W LED lamp; the exact time is on the card.
Frame Gel or Jelly Gel. Both hold their shape; for sharp square corners, Frame Gel is more convenient.
Yes, Frame Gel is designed for this technique: it self-levels, so final filing is minimal or unnecessary.
Three builder gels for different techniques. Smart Gel in a bottle with a brush: the fastest way to strengthen nails or add a little length. Frame Gel in a jar: dense, holds the C-curve, for sculpting on forms and reconstructions. Jelly Gel: jelly texture that does not run, for encapsulation French and plate repair.
All formulas are HEMA- and TPO-free, with moderate heating in the lamp.
Which to choose. For daily strengthening and a little length — Smart Gel: brush in the bottle, quick application. For length, C-curve, and work on upper and lower forms — Frame Gel: in a thin layer it is elastic, so fewer detachments near the cuticle, and in a layer of about a millimeter it is hard and holds its shape. For spot tasks where the material should not move (corners, French, volume) — Jelly Gel.
Preparation matters. Most detachments happen not because of the gel, but because of skipped preparation. Dehydrator pH Bond and acid-free primer Ultra Bond from the liquids section are a must-have pair before the base.
Smart Gel if you value speed. Frame Gel if you need to restore architecture or the client wears length.
Heating is moderate, up to 37 °C. Curing takes 60–120 seconds in a 48 W LED lamp; the exact time is on the card.
Frame Gel or Jelly Gel. Both hold their shape; for sharp square corners, Frame Gel is more convenient.
Yes, Frame Gel is designed for this technique: it self-levels, so final filing is minimal or unnecessary.
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