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Acrylic Gel in Bottle, G1, HF

PGB-L07

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Acrylic gel for filling in the bottle

Colors

This formula is available in 24 more colors

3246

3256

3257

...

Open all colors from formula

HEMA free

TPO free

HARD OVERLAY Hybrid acrylic–gel technology, combines the flexibility of gel with the strength of

acrylic, for reinforcing weak, thin nails. USER-FRIENDLY

Perfect for nail technicians new to acrylic or gel techniques. NO LIQUID NEEDED

No odor, non-sticky formula—no acrylic liquid needed.

low viscosity

low viscosity

60 sec cure time

60 sec cure time

150+ custom colors

150+ custom colors

low temperature

low temperature

Quantity

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Step 1

Prep the nail. Apply Dehydrator

Step 2

Apply Base coat and cure for 30 seconds under a LED light.

Step 3

Apply a thin layer of gel, do not cure.

Step 4

Pick up bigger amount of gel and apply thicker layer. Cure for 60 seconds under a LED light.

Step 5

Remove sticky layer.

Step 6

Finish with your preferred top coat and cure for 60 seconds.

Step 1

Prepare the nail

Step 2

Apply Dehydrator

Step 3

Fix the form underneath the edge of the nail

Step 4

Apply thin layer of Base coat. Cure for 30 seconds.

Step 5

Place gel on the form, touching the free edge of the nail plate. Cure for 60 seconds in UV/LED lamp

Step 6

Remove the form

Step 7

Apply a thin layer of builder gel. Do not cure.

Step 8

Apply a builder layer to create apex.Use side to side motions to cover the nail and make even layer. Cure for 60 seconds in UV/LED lamp.

Step 9

Remove sticky layer.

Step 10

Shape the free edge and form of the nail. Buff the nail. Remove dust and clean the nail

Step 11

Finish with your preferred top coat. Cure for 60 sec.

Step 1

Use a 120/180 grit file or an e-file with a suitable bit to remove the product

Step 2

Wipe off the dust from the nail

Yes. We recommend applying a base coat before builder or modeling gel for proper adhesion and durability.

A thixotropic gel is a latest-generation gel that becomes thinner when brushed and thicker again at rest. This helps control the shape during application and prevents unwanted flow.