Nail Preparation: Start by washing your hands to eliminate oils or dirt. Trim nails if necessary and use a nail buffer to create an optimal surface. It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to use our Basecoat before applying a layer of color.
Apply Thin Coats: Consistently apply thin, even layers of gel polish. Thick applications pose challenges in thorough curing, often resulting in under-curing, which can lead to lifting or peeling of the gel.
Sequential Curing: Cure each layer individually—base coat, color coats, and top coat. Avoid hurrying the process; adhere to the recommended curing times.
Verify Curing: Post-curing, the gel polish should be completely dry, firm, and glossy. If it feels tacky or sticky, it hasn't fully cured. In such instances, recure the nails for an additional 10-30 seconds, depending on the gel polish's specifics.
Nail Preparation: Start by washing your hands to eliminate oils or dirt. Trim nails if necessary and use a nail buffer to create an optimal surface. It is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED to use our Basecoat before applying a layer of color.
Apply Thin Coats: Consistently apply thin, even layers of gel polish. Thick applications pose challenges in thorough curing, often resulting in under-curing, which can lead to lifting or peeling of the gel.
Sequential Curing: Cure each layer individually—base coat, color coats, and top coat. Avoid hurrying the process; adhere to the recommended curing times.
Verify Curing: Post-curing, the gel polish should be completely dry, firm, and glossy. If it feels tacky or sticky, it hasn't fully cured. In such instances, recure the nails for an additional 10-30 seconds, depending on the gel polish's specifics.
