Strengthening Bottle Gel

Color: Pink Consistency: Medium Bottle Gel for Nail Strengthening – Pink. BOTTLE GEL is a medium–thick camouflage gel designed to strengthen natural nails. It is suitable for thin, brittle, dehydrated nails of salon length. This gel can be used as a standalone camouflage coating or as an extra strengthening layer under gel polish. Recommended for nail strengthening and architectural correction using the dust–free technique. It can be applied as a mono–product or in combination with harder polymer materials (gel, acrylic gel) in combined strengthening techniques. Advantages of BOTTLE GEL: perfect self–leveling, convenient consistency, no shrinkage, resistant to mechanical damage. The main advantage is ease of use. Hardness: high. Viscosity: high. Plasticity: low. Density: medium. Pigmentation: low. Application Technique: 0. Preparing the Nail Plate: perform a manicure and shape the free edge of the nail. 1. Degreasing: degrease the nail plate mechanically (with a buff) and chemically (using PREPFINISH and a lint–free wipe. 2. Dehydration: apply NAIL FRESHER to the entire nail and allow it to air dry until a whitish tint appears on the nail surface. 3. Bonding: using a semi–dry brush, apply the acid–free primer ULTRABOND to the entire nail, staying 1mm away from the cuticle and sidewalls. Allow to air dry for 15 seconds. Skip this step when using MULTI SLIM BASE / PRO BASE–BOND. 4. Base Layer: apply the PRO BASE–BOND adhesive base in a uniform layer without leveling, paying attention to the side areas and free edge. Polymerize in a UV lamp for 2–4 minutes, or in an LED lamp for 60 seconds. 5. Strengthening: apply a thin layer of gel on the dried base, retreating 1–2mm from the cuticle. While wet, add a drop of gel and level it using the dust–free technique. Polymerize in a UV lamp for 2–4 minutes or in an LED lamp for 60 seconds. Before applying color or filing, remove any residual stickiness. PRO Tip: to prevent lifting from the free edge, it is recommended to file the edge and/or underside by 1–2mm at the end of the procedure.