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More Information about Regular Clear Easy Flow Builder Gel

How to use Gel Liquids

*IMPORTANT: Make sure to cure all gels the appropriate amount of time (according to the instructions on your bottle).  All gels are not created equal and have different curing times.  Additionally, strictly UV lamps cure differently than LED and UV/LED lamps.  Make sure your lamp is a minimum of 48 watts.  Lamps also do not last forever, if you notice your gel isn't curing correctly or it stays soft, get a new lamp. I suggest replacing after about 2 years if you use it often.  Extending the curing time will help until you purchase a new lamp in a pinch.

Using Gel Liquids

  1. Push back cuticles and cleanse the nail.
  2. Use a dehydrator and/or Primer
  3. Apply a thin coat of Gel Base Coat and pour your dip powder over your nail.
  4. Use a cuticle stick or dotting tool to trace around your cuticles removing any powder before it dries.
  5. Cure according to instructions on your bottle.
  6. Brush excess powder from the nails.
  7. Repeat steps 3-6 until desired thickness.
  8. File/Buff nails and clean and dry them.
  9. Apply a thin coat of Gel Base and cure according to bottle
  10. Apply a coat of Gel Top and cure according to bottle.

NOTE: If using the Ultra Shine Gel Top, only 1 coat can be applied.  Also, 2 coats of the regular gel top can be applied or one 1 coat of regular gel top and 1 coat of Ultra Shine top coat.

Using Builder Gel

  1. Prep and cleanse your nails and push back cuticles
  2. Apply your Bond/Primer to the entire nail
  3. Apply 1 layer of Gel Base and cure according to bottle
  4. Using the Builder Gel, apply a "slip" layer (this is a regular layer that will be used to easily glide your "build" layer on top.  DO NOT CURE YET.
  5. Take a generous size bead with your builder gel and begin at the cuticle area by floating the brush back and forth across the nail keeping the brush in contact with the bead at all times.  Builder gel should cover the entire nail.
  6. Hold your nail upside down for 10-30 seconds or so allowing the gel to form an apex
  7. Immediately flip hand over and cure according to bottle 
  8. Repeat until nail is as desired
  9. Wipe nails with an alcohol wipe
  10. File and buff as needed

Using Rubber Base Gel

  1. Prep and cleanse your nails and push back cuticles
  2. Apply your Bond/Primer to the entire nail
  3. Apply 1 layer of Rubber Base Gel as a "slip" layer (this is a regular layer that will be used to easily glide your layer on top.  DO NOT CURE YET.
  4. Take a generous size bead of rubber base gel and begin at the cuticle area by floating the brush back and forth across the nail keeping the brush in contact with the bead at all times.  This should cover the entire nail.
  5. Hold your nail upside down for 10-30 seconds or so allowing the gel to form an apex
  6. Immediately flip hand over and cure according to bottle 
  7. Repeat until nail is as desired
  8. Wipe nails with an alcohol wipe
  9. File and buff as needed
Ingredients

Most dip powders contain the following ingredients:

  • Poly(ethyl Methacrylate)
  • Poly(butyl Methacrylate)
  • Regular Easy Flow - Di-Hema Trimethylhexyl Dicarbamate, Isobornyl Methacrylate, Trimethylolpropane, Trimethacrylate, Cellulose Acetate, Hydroxycyclohexyl Phenyl Ketone, Ethyl Trimwthylbenzoyl Phenylphosphinate, Violet 2 (Cl60725)

Powders may also contain polyester glitters, foils and various pigments.  

While BPO (Benzoyl Peroxide) is not required in dip powder when you use a dip liquid/gel system, some of our dip powders contain BPO. That concentration is less than 5%.

Our Reflective Glitter powders consist of some known allergens, containing the following: Urethane acrylic resin (30-40%), Epoxy acrylic resin (20-30%), Polyester acrylic resin (10-20%), Acrylic (5-30%), Additives (5-10%) And Aluminized layer (0.5-1%)

For external use only.  If an allergic reaction should occur, discontinue use and consult with a licensed physician