Poly Gel Extensions
> Poly Gel Extensions nail art is a type of nail enhancement technique that uses a gel-based substance called Poly Gel to extend the length of natural nails.
> Poly Gel is a hybrid between traditional gel and acrylic nail products, which allows it to be both flexible and strong.
> The Poly Gel is then cured under a UV or LED light to harden it into a durable and long-lasting extension.
> Poly Gel Extensions can last up to three weeks or more with proper care and maintenance.
Soft Gel Extensions
> Soft Gel Extensions nail art is a type of nail enhancement technique that uses a soft and flexible gel substance to extend the length of natural nails.
> To create Soft Gel Extensions, a nail technician applies a base coat to the natural nail and then applies layers of Soft Gel on top to build up the length and shape of the extension.
> Once the Soft Gel Extensions are in place, they can be filed and shaped just like natural nails and can be painted with regular nail polish or gel polish.
Gel Extensions
> Gel Extensions nail art is a type of nail enhancement technique that uses a gel substance to extend the length of natural nails.
> To create Gel Extensions, a nail technician applies a base coat to the natural nail and then applies layers of gel on top to build up the length and shape of the extension.
> Once the Gel Extensions are in place, they can be filed and shaped just like natural nails and can be painted with regular nail polish or gel polish.
Gum Gel Extensions
> Gel Extensions nail art is a type of nail enhancement technique that uses a gel substance to extend the length of natural nails.
> To create Gel Extensions, a nail technician applies a base coat to the natural nail and then applies layers of gel on top to build up the length and shape of the extension.
> Once the Gel Extensions are in place, they can be filed and shaped just like natural nails and can be painted with regular nail polish or gel polish.
Acrylic Extensions
> Acrylic Extensions nail art is a type of nail enhancement technique that uses a liquid and powder system to extend the length of natural nails.
> To create Acrylic Extensions, a nail technician applies a liquid and powder mixture to the natural nail using a brush to sculpt the extension into the desired length and shape.
> Once the Acrylic Extensions are in place, they can be filed and shaped just like natural nails and can be painted with regular nail polish or gel polish.
Powder Dip Extensions
> Powder Dip Extensions nail art is a type of nail enhancement technique that uses a powder and adhesive system to extend the length of natural nails.
> To create Powder Dip Extensions, a nail technician applies a base coat to the natural nail and then dips the nail into the powder mixture.
> Once the Powder Dip Extensions are in place, they can be filed and shaped just like natural nails and can be painted with regular nail polish or gel polish.
Gel Overlay & Inlay
> Gel Overlay & Inlay nail art is a type of nail enhancement technique that uses a gel substance to add strength and durability to natural nails.
> To create Gel Overlay, a nail technician applies a base coat to the natural nail and then applies a layer of gel on top.
> Once the Gel Overlay or Inlay is in place, they can be filed and shaped just like natural nails and can be painted with regular nail polish or gel polish.
Acrylic Overlay & Inlay
> Acrylic Overlay & Inlay nail art is a type of nail enhancement technique that uses a liquid and powder system to add strength and durability to natural nails.
> To create Acrylic Overlay, a nail technician applies a base coat to the natural nail and then applies a layer of liquid and powder acrylic on top.
> Once the Acrylic Overlay or Inlay is in place, they can be filed and shaped just like natural nails and can be painted with regular nail polish or gel polish.
Gel & Acrylic Removal
> Gel and Acrylic Removal is the process of removing gel or acrylic nails from natural nails.
> To remove Gel or Acrylic nails, a nail technician will typically file the top layer of the nail to break the seal and then soak the nails in acetone.
> After soaking, the nail technician will use a tool to gently lift and scrape away the gel or acrylic.
> Once the Gel or Acrylic is removed, the natural nails are typically buffed and polished to remove any remaining residue and to smooth out the nail surface.