Who likes gel nail polish the most, and why?
There's always something going on in the nail industry.It turned out that the invention of UV gel polishes was a huge success.These polishes are also called gel polishes and hybrid polishes because they contain both nail polish pigment and UV gel..However, they are neither nail polish nor gel.It is a completely separate product that simply has the features and properties needed to replace UV gel and traditional nail polish. Currently, hybrid nail polishes are extremely popular among both manicurists and clients at beauty salons.Why?
Here are the factors that make UV gel polish particularly suitable:
- UV gel polishes are just as easy to apply as traditional polishes,
- These gel polishes do not dry until they are cured under UV light, so you can take your time and apply them carefully. For curing gel polishes, we recommend the affordable and effective Solo UV Lamp—click here to buy the Solo UV Lamp.
- They don't wear down, crack, or chip,
- They are flexible and durable.Their shelf life is estimated to be as long as four weeks.This is particularly important and appreciated when styling and painting toenails.
- Gel polishes do not damage natural nail plates, which is why they are primarily intended for people who cannot tolerate gel or acrylic on their nails.They are recommended for people with thin or even splitting nails.The safe use of hybrid nail polishes is guaranteed by using Base & Finish gel polish.
- They do not contain allergens, so they can be used by people with allergies.
- They can also be used as a long-lasting finish on acrylic and gel nails.
- In addition, hybrid nail polishes protect natural nail plates from external factors and mechanical damage, leaving them healthier and stronger after the gel polish is removed.
- When working with them, there is no airborne dust or unpleasant odors.
- If the hybrid nail polishes are of good quality, removing them is quick and hassle-free.Here, you should follow the instructions provided in our product descriptions—read how to apply and remove UV gel polish.
Yes, but what if there were only pros??Probably no one would believe a manufacturer who does nothing but praise its own products.Here are a few drawbacks associated with hybrid nail polishes:
- For gel polish to adhere to the nails, you need a UV lamp or an LED lamp..For occasional curing of gel polishes, we recommend the affordable and effective Solo UV Lamp—click here to buy the Solo UV Lamp.
- Gel polish should always be mixed thoroughly and applied in very thin layers.It is best to apply two thin coats of colored gel polish.First, apply a thin layer of UV Nail Polish Gel Base & Finish.The same product is applied at the end to give the nails a glossy finish.Applying a layer of colored gel polish that is too thick is a common mistake when applying hybrid nail polish. Base & Finish Gel Polish also protects nails from staining by the polish.
- UV gel polishes belong to the group of acid-free products, so before applying them , an acid primer should not be used.We recommend Super Bonder Acid-Free Primer .
- Removing hybrid nail polish can be difficult if you don't follow the manufacturer's instructions or if the product is of poor quality.That is why we recommend using LNC gel polishes, which are safe and extremely durable .(Go ahead and read the reviews for yourself.)
- Exposure to cosmetic acetone used to remove gel polish can cause the cuticles to dry out.The best approach is to apply a nourishing oil before using nail polish remover and after getting a manicure or pedicure.
For those who value their time and money, hybrid nail polish seems like a great solution, and it’s sure to remain a staple in the nail industry for a long time to come.
Available hybrid nail polish colors:
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