1. What is a builder gel?

Builder Gels are a medium to thick viscosity gel, that can be used to create and build shape. They are stron- ger than the brush on type gels and are commonly used within the professional Nail Industry for nail exten- sions and natural nail overlays. Their strength could be compared to that of acrylic nails.

2. How many layers of builder gel do I need?

Apply 1 layer of regular gel polish base coat, curing as normal. Now apply 1-2 layers of builder base curing each layer as recommended. You can then top coat the nail and leave the natural Builder Base shade or you can add a gel polish shade on top.

3. How long does builder gel last?

Two weeks “A proper gel manicure should last for two weeks,” says Far. ” Around that time, your nails will have grown out and you will start to notice.” If you’ve made it that long, mazel tov

4. How long do you cure builder gel?

An LED lamp or UV lamp will cure IBD Gel, the directions are on the side of the builder gel. LED is 1 minute and UV lamp is 3 minutes. Hope this helps.

5. Does builder gel soak off?

This soak-off formula minimizes damage, and protects the natural nails, allowing them to grow. Soak-off time in only 15 minutes.

6. Do you put base coat under builder gel?

Do you use a gel polish base coat before Builder Base? A gel polish base coat is not usually required when using Builder Base for a gel polish treatment. However, if your client has thin nails which bend and flex easily we recommend applying 1 layer of regular base coat, curing as normal before builder base.

7. Why is my builder gel not curing?

It is also possible that you are applying the gel-polish too thick. When gel-polish is applied too heavy, the UV light cannot penetrate through the entire layer to cure it properly. Uncured gel-polish can cause the top coat to dull and also get wiped away with cleanser

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Credit : Emily’s Nail Salon