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Why are UV Gels so thick?
We are asked this question all the time: “Why are UV gels so thick, and can anything be added to thin them out?” While it might be tempting to modify the consistency of your UV gels, it’s important to understand the science behind their formulation. Adding anything to thin out UV gels can disrupt their…
Oily Nail Plates and Proper Nail Coating Application
Nail professionals often encounter challenges related to the longevity of acrylic and gel polish on clients’ nails. A common belief is that “oily nail plates” are the primary reason for lifting and poor adhesion of these nail coatings. However, there is some confusion surrounding the presence of oil in the nail plate and its impact…
Why It’s Smart Not to Apply Gel Polish on Damaged Nails
Understanding the Risks of Reapplying Nail Coating Without Allowing Proper Recovery When your nails are damaged, it’s essential to let the nail plate recover before reapplying any nail coating. Failing to do so can lead to complications, making it important to choose the best plan of action for nail health and appearance. Visualizing the Impact:…
Myth: External Application of Vitamins and Nutrients for Stronger, Healthier Nails
Many people believe that applying vitamins and nutrients directly to the nails can make them stronger and healthier. This idea is pervasive in advertisements and product claims, but it’s important to understand the reality behind nail health. The Misconception of External Nutrient Absorption for Nail Health Vitamins and nutrients cannot be absorbed through the nail…
Understanding and Properly Using Builder Gels
Many nail professionals misunderstand the true purpose of builder gels, leading to their misuse and a tarnished reputation. Builder gels are not just thicker gels to be layered on for added strength; they have specific applications and techniques that, when used correctly, can enhance nail structure and strength without causing adverse reactions. Misconceptions About Builder…
Can 99% Isopropyl Alcohol Effectively Remove All Surface Oils and Moisture from the Nail Plate?
We are asked this question a lot, and you are right to call them surface oils. The nail plate contains a lot of oil, but our focus is on removing the surface oils because they can block adhesion. Understanding the complexity of nail oils and the effectiveness of different solvents in removing these oils is…
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