WHITE FRENCH Frame Gel / Hard Gel 30ml

WHITE FRENCH Frame Gel / Hard Gel 30mlFRAME Gel A Universal Gel for Nail Extensions in 13 Shades Packaged in a jar with a pump dispenser for convenient gel dosing. Features: Suitable for modeling, correction, strengthening, and nail extensions without filing. Medium consistency, leaning toward liquid. Self leveling. Flexible in a thin layer, while maintaining structure and resisting deformation in a thicker layer. Creates a durable coating resistant to chipping. Application Instructions:

FRAME Gel - A Universal Gel for Nail Extensions in 13 Shades

Packaged in a jar with a pump dispenser for convenient gel dosing.

Features:

• Suitable for modeling, correction, strengthening, and nail extensions without filing.
• Medium consistency, leaning toward liquid.
• Self-leveling.
• Flexible in a thin layer, while maintaining structure and resisting deformation in a thicker layer.
• Creates a durable coating resistant to chipping.

Application Instructions:

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.

Consistency:

• Medium

Volume:

• 30 ml

Manufacturer:

• TM "HELLO. by NAILSMADE"

Country of Origin:

• Ukraine

Important Note:

To avoid unwanted polymerization during use, testing, or content creation:

• Keep the open bottle or brush away from daylight, especially direct sunlight.
• Even on cloudy days, UV radiation can penetrate clouds and initiate polymerization.
• When painting nail tips, ensure the working side of the UV lamp is facing away from you. A UV lamp directed toward the user may cause unwanted polymerization on brushes or the necks of open bottles.