Tips and Tricks
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Preparing the natural nail:
- Make sure the natural nails are clean, dry and free of grease. Gently push back the cuticles and lightly file the nail plate to promote good adhesion.
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Use of slip solution:
- Polygel tends to be sticky during modeling. Use a slip solution (a mixture of isopropyl alcohol and water) on the brush to easily sculpt the polygel without it sticking to the brush.
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Control the amount of Polygel:
- Start with small amounts of polygel and add more as needed. This helps prevent excessive product waste and gives you better control over the application.
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Working with templates:
- If you are making nail extensions, consider using stencils for accurate shape. Place the polygel on the template and sculpt the desired length and shape before curing.
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Correct curing time:
- Follow the recommended curing time under UV or LED light. Correct curing ensures a sturdy and durable nail construction.
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Shaping and filing:
- Carefully mold the polygel to achieve the desired shape before curing. After curing, you can file the nails to perfect them and create a smooth surface.
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Prevent air bubbles:
- Work slowly and carefully to avoid air bubbles in the polygel. If bubbles do appear, you can try to gently smooth them out with the brush before curing.
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Experiment with colors and decorations:
- Polygel is available in different colours. Experiment with mixing colors or adding nail decorations for creative designs.
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Use of dual forms:
- Dual forms are mold-shaped templates that can be used to model nails without the use of tips. They can be useful for beginners or for faster applications.
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Remove safely:
- When it is time to remove the polygel, consider filing or soaking the nails according to proper procedures. Be careful to avoid damage to the natural nail.
Remember that working with polygel requires skill and practice. Take the time to try different techniques and develop your own style when working with this versatile nail product.
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