HEYLOVE, FRAME GEL, COFT SKIN, 30 ML -HELLO

Frame gel - a universal gel for nail extensions in 13 shades.

HEYLOVE's bottled builder gel with an integrated pump system allows for easy and even application, almost by itself. Its built-in pump system allows you to dispense like a pro and keeps the bottle completely clean. Transporting and storing your gels will also be a relief, as there will be no more worries about bottles falling over. An invention that will make the lives of many stylists much more pleasant!

This builder gel has a medium elasticity, making it extremely firm and strong. Suitable for both short nails and the shortest lengths! It also contains a neutral percentage of acids, making it suitable even for damaged nails.

Collection: Frame Gel
Consistency: Liquid
Rigidity/Elasticity: Medium
Acidity: Neutral, pH 6.7-7
Odor: Neutral
Pigmentation: 60 to 100%
Volume: 30ml

Composition: Acrylates Copolymer, HEMA, Trimethylbenzoyl Diphenylphosphine Oxide, Hydroxycyclohexyl Phenyl Ketone, Pigments.

May contain: CI 45380, CI 15850, CI 77491, CI 15985, CI 77492, CI 77007, CI 77510, CI 77742, CI 77289, CI 707079.8.

Application method:

1. Buff the nail plate with a 180-grit file or a 100-grit buffer.
2. Clean the nail plate with a degreaser, focusing on the cuticle area and side grooves.
3. Apply a dehydrator and wait 30 seconds for it to evaporate any moisture.
4. Using rubbing motions, apply a primer layer of Rubber Base, then add a bit more base to create a smooth surface. Cure for 30 seconds.
5. Press the pump to dispense the required amount of Frame Gel.
6. Apply Frame Gel in an architectural layer, or sculpt using an upper or lower form (depending on the technique).
7. Cure each nail for 30 seconds. After completing all nails, cure both hands together for an additional 1–2 minutes.
8. Remove the sticky layer from the Frame Gel and file the surface as needed.
9. Apply a No Sticky or Dark Story top coat and cure for 1–2 minutes.

WARNING: To prevent unwanted polymerization of the material while working, testing, or photographing, keep the open bottle or brush as far away from sunlight (especially direct light) as possible. Also keep in mind that even on cloudy days, clouds allow a large amount of UV radiation to pass through, enough to polymerize the material.