Acrygel or acrylic gel is a product obtained from the mixture of UV gel and acrylic resin. Do you know the characteristics of acrygel? In this article, your nail supply expert Maryton will give you answers. The acrygel takes the form of a malleable and flexible gel to lengthen the nail. It enjoys this flexible texture to make the job easier. At high viscosity, it does not run and files very easily. Acrylic gel is an odorless product. It does not contain chemical agents and doesn’t present any danger either for the nail or for the environment in general. Acrygel or polygel …
Glue-on false nails are a variant of gel or resin false nails. Do you know how to stick om false nails? Today, your nail supply specialist Maryton will tell you how to install false nails. Keep reading! Here are the steps to follow: 1. Preparation phase First of all, you have to choose the right manicure kit. The next step is to push back the cuticles with a wooden stick or a cuticle pusher. Using a buffing block or a file, proceed to polishing the natural surfaces. 2. Installation phase The layer of glue should be as thin as possible. It will be necessary to maintain the artifice for a …
Do you know how to do French manicure with polygel? In fact, it is quite possible to do French manicure with polygel. In this blog, your nail supply expert Maryton will tell you how to remove the polygel. Let’s go around! Here are the steps needed to do this: Apply the polygel as already indicated in the application step. Prep nails, file, push back cuticles, etc. Use a brush to apply the clear acrylic gel to the nails. Run under catalyst for 30 seconds. Apply a small ball of purple gel on the end of the nails. Distribute with a brush then work the …
To save you time, your nail supply expert Maryton have summarized the differences between regular nail polish and dipping powders in the table below. Keep reading! The differences between regular nail polish and dipping powders: Powder Coating Regular nail polish Lasts up to 4 weeks Only lasts 2-3 days Lasts longer Tends to chip quickly Dries faster More likely to smudge Nontoxic Contains harmful toxic chemicals Odorless Strong chemical smell Don’t require UV lamp Takes longer to dry Considering the big differences between the two, we think you now understand why we prefer powder polishes over the usual nail polish that everyone …
