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Hi we used White Stamping gel, and Gold Twinkle gel, with our pink handle line art brushes.

@@nadiahanda7764 are you based in South Africa? www.nails-beauty.co.za/product-category/nail-tips/tips-naila/

@@melynndikruger7695 if you have lifting, it is because the product is too close to the cuticle or sidewall areas.

@lindamanjate5629 no, sticky bond does not need to be cured.

@thamingcenge9611 Hi, please send an email to training@planetnails.co.za with your details and where you are based and they will email you the info you need.

@ursulavandermerwe5511 With gel polish, you need to use a base and top gel polish.

@ursulavandermerwe5511 Hi, Please email us sales@planetnails.co.za with the steps you tried and explain what happened, and we can assist you.

No.. those are 2 different things. This is gel polish application. Please email me with what you want to do and I can assist you. monja@planetnails.co.za

The builder gel is under category gel polish and subcategory lastik builder (at the bottom of the list).

Hi, yes this is the hard builder gel.

Noted thank you

It soaks off using acetone ..

A gel or gel polish top coat is more flexible and should give a better result. UV glaze works best on acrylic.

@@planetnails2217 okay thank you

@@planetnails2217 okay thank you for responding, plz help if the following steps are correct primer, rubber base then colour then top coat,for gel overlay I have noticed some put primer /sticky bond then base then rubber base gel colour, do I have to put base coat?

@@planetnails2217 thank you

You cannot use primer with gel polish. Only sticky bond. Primer is for acrylic only

No.. this gel can be removed using acetone to soak it off.

It must be cured using a gel lamp. It won't stay on otherwise. Please email me your steps if you need more assistance.. sales@planetnails.co.za

Rubberbase is R120 for 15ml

If the nail prep is done correctly, it will last the same as acrylic or gel nails.

Around 2-3 weeks and it can be refilled.

These are 2 different systems. So no, but if you are asking if the dip powder works with monomer, then the answer is yes

@@planetnails2217 Thank you 😊

The glue is the liquid. We do sell replacement brushes for the glue. Activator is the last step and glue should not be applied again, otherwise it will harden the brush.

My brush goes hard by the 3rd finger... I'm so tired of buying brushes and replacing 3/5 for one set of nails. Activator last step, I know. But the glue as liquid is not perfect or ideal. Then rather do the longer acrylic application (monomer, ball sculpting, etc). But would love to do the quick dip more often, but the glue hardening the brush do quickly is very frustrating!!

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If you apply glue/brush on the activator the brush will harden. Activator is there to instantly 'harden' the glue. Applying the brush on top of activator will instantly harden the brush.

Yes, thank you. I know the activator is the last step. I'm talking about the glue as the liquid, then dip into acrylic powder. It's when I do another layer, the glue on the brush start hardening. That's way before I use the activator. That's the last step. I'm talking about while I'm doing the glue and dip part, the brush hardens so quickly. I go through so many replacement brushes, that my clients are getting frustrated. I've done the full course, but now trying to do more dip method and the product is not ideal/working for me.

After watching the video, please email me with any questions you have.. monja@planetnails.co.za

You have to look at your application. If it is bumpy and uneven you need to wipe, file and shape before applying your colour