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How to Apply & Remove Builder Gel.docx

Master the art of applying and removing builder gel with our step-by-step guide. Discover expert techniques for achieving flawless, long-lasting manicures and safely removing builder gel without damaging your natural nails.

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How to Apply & Remove Builder Gel.docx

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  1. How to Apply & Remove Builder Gel Builder gel has become a game-changer in the world of nail art, offering a durable and flexible alternative to traditional acrylic nails. Whether you are a professional nail technician or a DIY enthusiast, understanding how to apply and remove builder gel is essential to achieving stunning, long-lasting nails. How to Apply Builder Gel Nail Prep Your Natural Nails: Firstly, start by preparing your natural nails. ● Cleanse your hands thoroughly and push back your cuticles using a cuticle pusher. ● Afterwards, trim any excess cuticle using cuticle nippers. ● Then, lightly buff the surface of your nails to remove any shine and create a rough texture for better adhesion. Bonding Agent: ● Apply a thin layer of a bonding agent (primer) to your nails. ● Allow it to air dry or cure it under the UV or LED lamp for the recommended time. This step is crucial for enhancing adhesion and preventing lifting. Shape and Size: If you are using nail forms, select the appropriate size and shape for each finger. Alternatively, if you prefer nail tips, choose the ones that best fit your natural nail shape. Apply them to your nails using a small amount of builder gel or adhesive. Build the Base Layer: ● Begin by using builder gel and have an even layer to the center of your nail or the nail form. ● Avoid getting the gel on your cuticles, sidewalls, or the skin surrounding your nails. ● For a smoother application, pick a brush with synthetic bristles and a light touch.

  2. Cure the Base Layer: Place your nails under the UV or LED lamp and cure the base layer for the recommended time, typically 30-60 seconds. Besides, the curing time may vary depending on the brand of builder gel you are having and the strength of your lamp. Build the Structure: Further, repeat the process by applying more layers of builder gel to create the desired thickness and shape. Don’t forget to cure each layer before having the next one. Moreover, this step can be customized to achieve different nail shapes, from almond to stiletto. Afterwards, refine the nails with the help of a nail file and buffer. Apply the Top Coat: To complete the procedure, gently apply a fine layer of top coat to seal the builder gel layers. In this way, you not only get a glossy finish but also have extra safeguarding. Also, follow the curing guidelines provided by the manufacturer to set the top coat using a lamp. Cleanse and Finish: Finally, cleanse your nails with isopropyl alcohol and lint-free wipes to remove any sticky residue. You can also add nail art, polish, or designs to complete your look. How to Remove Builder Gel As builder gel nails need maintenance and eventually removal, it is important to know the proper technique. Further, here is how to safely remove builder gel: Soak in Acetone: ● Dampen a lint-free wipe with acetone or builder gel remover and place it on the nail. ● Secure it by wrapping aluminum foil around your fingertip or using gel removal clips. ● Above all, allow the nails to soak for 15-20 minutes. Check the Progress: After soaking, check the progress of gel softening. Furthermore, slightly push the builder gel with an orange stick or cuticle pusher. If the gel easily lifts and peels away, it is ready for removal.

  3. Remove Builder Gel: Using the orange stick or cuticle pusher, carefully scrape away the softened builder gel. Be patient and careful to avoid damaging your natural nails. If any gel remains, repeat the soaking. Hydrate and Nourish: After removing the builder gel, clean your nails and hands. Now, apply cuticle oil or a nail strengthener to nourish your natural nails and cuticles, which may have become dehydrated during the removal process. Interesting Facts about Nail Builder Gel ● Nail builder gels come in different viscosities, ranging from thin to thick. ● Moreover, the choice of viscosity depends on the desired outcome, with thicker gels being used for extensions and thin gels for natural nail overlays. ● Many professional nail care brands offer a wide range of builder gels with different formulations and characteristics to meet the needs of nail technicians and clients. Conclusion You can explore a multitude of nail colors and gel nail polish, each offering its unique charm and style. Remember that practice makes perfect, and with time, you will become more skilled at achieving the perfect builder gel manicure. We, Cally Cosmetics, are your partner in giving you premium quality gel builder nails.

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