How to Prep your Nails for Polygel

Here are the following steps on how to prep your nails for polygel:

• Hands and nails should be cleaned and sanitized. Remove any extra cuticle from the surrounding nail plate by pushing it back.
• Using a file of your choice, shape the natural nail (Select a high-quality filer)
• Remove the shine by gently buffing the nails with a decent 100/180 Nail Buffer. a
• Wipe and wash the nail using an Alcohol Nail Pad or Nail surface cleanser and a Lint-free Nail Wipe to ensure that all dust is removed from the nail.
• Apply a thin layer of Nail Dehydrator) on the nail plate.
• Apply a small coat of Nail Primer to the nails.
• Last but not least, it is now time to begin applying your base coat and doing whatever it is that you want with your nails! Just keep these suggestions in mind, and you’ll find that it lasts far longer than you expected.

In the form of a malleable gel formula, you can mold it into whichever shape you choose! The all-in-one formulation, which does not need any ratios, mixing, or monomers, is intended to provide nail technicians the ultimate amount of power when it comes to shaping and layering your perfect nails. In addition, since poly gel does not set until it is cured, your technician will have more time to create the seamless nail look you want.

Polygel is available in a variety of colors and textures. It is available in various hues and shimmers, exactly like conventional nail polishes. An acrylic brush is used to apply the gel, and it may be put over your natural nails in the same manner as it is done to tips or nail extensions. It is cured with a UV or LED light, exactly like gel polish, after being brushed on and shaped.

Any leftover formula and product will be removed with acetone, leaving your nails clean and ready for your next manicure session. It’s important to file off the poly gel gently if you’re going to be removing it at home since filing off any nail product too violently might cause harm to your nails.