- Thick consistency.
– The base has elasticity, good cushioning, firmness and excellent pigmentation.
– Nails coated with this base have excellent adhesion to the natural nail plate.
- Perfectly evens out by itself, fills all the unevenness of the nail, does not run into the cuticles.
Thanks to its elasticity, it strengthens the nail plate and protects it from breakage.
Workflow:
1. We remove the old material (if it is present) with a red tape with a hard metal tip
(recommended only for craftsmen with practice) or we dissolve it with the help of cosmetic acetone.
We roughen the surface of the material with a file of 180/240 gr., wet a sheet of cotton wool or cellulose
with acetone, place it only on the surface of the material so that the liquid does not come into contact with the skin,
cover it with foil and keep it for about 10 minutes. until the material thaws. We push the material away
with a cuticle pusher or an orange stick.
2. A file of 180/240gr is used to prepare the nail.
3. We push back the cuticles and perform a hardware or combined manicure.
4. Clean the dust from the surface of the nail well.
5. Apply a dehydrator on the nail, let the substance evaporate.
6. We cover the surface of the nail with super bond.
7. We cover the nails with a "rubber" base in a thin layer, rub a small amount of the material on the
surface of the nail plate and polymerize in an LED lamp for 60 seconds.
9. We put a small amount of material on the surface of the nail, without pressing
the brush on the surface of the material with light movements, we shape it by stretching it towards the free edge of the nail and allow the
material to distribute and even out by itself. How much material to apply depends on
the type of natural nail plate. We form the material on one surface of the nail, briefly
fixing the material in the lamp. After covering all the nails, be sure to polymerize
in an LED lamp for 60 seconds.
10. If the material is unevenly distributed somewhere, we can lengthen it a little
, shape it with a 180/240 gr file. after cleaning the dispersion with "cleanser" and a
cellulose sheet.
11. When the material is evenly distributed, it can be varnished with gel varnish after polymerization.
12. We push the skins aside to make sure that there is no "rubber" base that has escaped anywhere on the skins.
13. You can varnish the first layer thinner closer to the cuticles (we varnish one nail at a time, briefly
fixing it in the lamp, thus preventing the material from running into the cuticles). When we polish all the
nails with the first layer, we must polymerize it in an LED lamp for 30 seconds.
14. Using the same principle as we varnished all the nails before, we varnish a second time and
we polymerize in an LED lamp for 30 seconds.
15. We cover the polished nails with gel polish with the top layer - "Bright crystal no
wipe", polymerize in an LED lamp for 120 seconds.
16. We apply oil on the surface of the cuticles.