Hard gel overlay vs dip powder skin#

*If you do not have the 2 in 1, apply a gel base and cure for 60 sec. Step 6: Apply a full layer of 2-in-1 Gel Base and Top Coat, cure for 60 sec. TIP: At this point, you can apply peel base OR use dip powder right on top! Follow up with a full layer of Gel Top Coat, cure for 60 sec. Step 14: Apply a full layer of Gel Base Coat, cure for 30 sec. Step 13: Cleanse the nail with rubbing alcohol and a lint free wipe. Step 11: Cleanse the nail with rubbing alcohol and a lint free wipe. (repeat steps 9 and 10 until you reach your desired thickness) TIP: Flip hand palm side up for a few seconds so the gel can self-level to form an apex. Step 9: Apply a thin, full coverage layer of builder gel.

Step 7: Apply a thin, full coverage layer of builder gel. Step 6: Apply a full layer of Gel Base Coat, cure for 60 sec.

Step 5: Apply Acid-Free Bond (optional - for longer wear time and adhesion). Step 4: Cleanse the nails with rubbing alcohol or dehydrator. Step 3: Gently buff the nail to remove the shine. Step 2: Push back and remove any cuticle on the nail plate. Step 1: File nails to desired length and shape. To remove the builder gel, it is best to file down the product as much as possible before soaking it off. While applying builder gel gravity is your friend! If you flip your hand palm facing up (before curing), it can help the gel to form a natural apex.

Hard gel overlay vs dip powder skin#

If you accidentally get builder gel on your skin during application, be sure to remove it before curing. Builder gel is a thicker consistency product that is perfect for protecting your natural nails! It works great underneath dip powder and alongside with peel base.