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That is my goal 🩷☺️

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Wow thank you!

I like it, it works well for me and my clients. The viscosity is nice and easy to work with. Practice is the biggest factor with gel but I do admit. Good quality gel makes a big difference.

I have done it before successfully when I didn't have a choice but it is not recommended. Acetone can affect the formula and quality of the gel. They do have gel polish thinners made for that exact purpose. I used the acetone temporarily until I was able to purchase gel polish thinner.😊

I have never added acetone, I read the comment below and this person is correct it can change the formula. I’ve only ever done this to nail polish not gel polish. For gel, if it’s clumpy you can try placing some super hot water in a bowl then stick the bottle in it to warm it up for a few minutes then take it out and shake it around to mix the product back up.

Practice practice practice!!

Awe thank you 🥰

Right?! Gotta protect the client and make them pretty!

I buff before I apply the top coat that I want to have the chrome stick to. So everywhere else is buffed and then the top coat is the only thing the chrome will stick to. Does that make sense?

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The Gel Bottle website but you need a certification to get access to buy.

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Top coat. Cured 60 seconds. I used to do 45 seconds but found it was never even enough. After applying chrome I file the edges so when I top coat again it sticks to the edges.

​@@NailsbyMeeshhow do you stop the pigment from transferring to your top coat brush?

For cuticle oil I’ve also used Cuccio and it’s good. I’ve also made my own!

Builder gel.

Looks may be deceiving. I always clean the nail with alcohol prior to applying product. As long as the nail is dust free my product sticks. I’ve never had any issues. 🤷🏽‍♀️ Don’t confuse the nail being dry and looking chalky with dusty.

This is a two in one product that she used so she used the BIAB as the base coat😊

@@amberlynn8591you mean she didn’t use anything else? Just 2 in 1 bottle?

For all in one clear from TGB I use the rubber base coat. This gel in the video the base and builder are in one.

@@NailsbyMeesh sorry I’m still confused. U mean In this video, you just used one product which is “ all in 1 biab clear”. No extra rubber base or gel base??

@@Ellencorner1512I know the replies are so confusing lol like we aren’t confused enough as it is. All they need to tell us is yes used a base coat then builder or no base cost 😂 how hard can it be to give a straight forward answer 🤷‍♀️

I’m sorry you feel that way. I think they’re great!

lol 😝 the music is whatever I can find on this app. I feel you though it’s not great.

Depends on how you use them. I don’t break my nails but I never use them as tools or pick stuff with them or let them grow past 4 weeks.

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U need rubber base..

The product in the video is an all in one so she used the BIAB as the base coat😊

I’d you’re having trouble it could be your prep process, however, using a primer like Cuccio or Young Nails ones are great. Even using a bit of acetone as a dehydrator helps and make sure the nail is completely dry before applying product. I also use rubber base coat if I’m using clear gel from this brand. The coloured BIABs from TGB don’t need a base. Only clear requires one.

20mm line brush. I bought this one from Nail Queen she is in Serbia previously Canada but you can buy the same type on Amazon. I cut the bristles off so it was thinner.

You can because it’s soak off. Any gel you use with gel X should be a soak off kind. Follow regular prep process for gel and gel x

Thank you 😊 it takes practice and some good video editing.

@@NailsbyMeesh yes. Practice. PRACTICE. And MORE PRACTICE!!!!!!!! My look horrible but I am going to keep PRACTICING. You just make it look like the easiest thing ever 😢❤

Yes, although it might be trickier since nail polish dries fairly quickly you will have to work a little faster.

It is likely your prep. If the nail has any shine or oils on it the product will not adhere. This is why you want to make sure the nail has been buffed with 180 grit buffer, wipe the nail with 70% or higher alcohol prior to applying product. You can use a small bit of acetone as a dehydrator - but make sure the nail is completely dry before product application. Make sure the product has not touched your cuticles either.

Yay I’m so glad you found this video helpful. 💕

I did apply top coat after I had done some nail art. This video was just to show how to apply the builder in a bottle. If you’re finishing the nails you always apply top coat.

Do you mean like an equivalent of Apres gel X nails where it’s a full cover nail tip applied with gel? If so then the apex should be built in when applying. If not and they are extending the nail with BIAB (soft gel) you still need an apex or you run the risk of the nail snapping or cracking on the sides.

This particular product the base coat is built into it. Therefore I don’t need a separate base. You can apply a base coat first if the products you use require it. Make sure it’s cured first. Then move onto your builder gel.

You can certainly do that but they won’t be as strong. So for at home it might be easier for you to apply it like that. Just know they won’t be as durable as building an apex.

@@NailsbyMeesh thanks for the answer! In the mean time I have already tried it and for me it gives me just the bit of extra strength I needed!😊

They’re chrome powders from Ameli on Amazon (I may have spelled it wrong) lol

Oh wow thank you! And I know it appears that I am close to the candle but I’m really not. Also gel polish I do not think has the same flammable properties as regular nail polish. Gel requires a UV lamp to cure and is not an alcohol base type of product. Also the candle is not emitting as much heat.

Honestly buy any 20mm brush and cut off extra bristles. That’s what I did. Customize your brushes to suit your needs. 💕 you don’t need expensive ones. Cheap ones off Amazon work just as well. Simple remove excess bristles so you can do that fine line work!

Yo editing makes it look easy trust me. It takes time and practice and does not always turn out that nice.

You should always cure between coats. The old time you don’t cure in between is when you are building up the nail and you make a Slip layer, then apply your bead of product to build the apex. Once you build the nail up for strength you cure that. Then you can finish file the nail and make sure you remove all the dust off the nail with alcohol and then apply your colour - always apply colour in very thin coats don’t be afraid to do 3 coats if it’s very thin it’ll work better and always cure in between. Then apply your top coat and cure that.