All Things Luminary Nail Systems!

Featured products:
- Commit Primer
- Clarity
Tips from PP:
- Luminary does not require a primer but you can use it if you like a little insurance
- Always use a primer that matches the system you are working
- You only need the primer on the regrowth
- You can apply Luminary right out of the bottle or you can use a 30 ml refill bottle and pour it into a pot to spread it faster
- Create a wet layer or slip layer
- Luminary is viscous and will move very quickly - don’t plan with it too much because it will make it even more
- If the circle stays still in your line of light - you should be good to go but if your circle moves with the light, add a little extra product to fix it
- There is a heat spike with Luminary so you will want to warn your client to put their hand in and out of the lamp
- Run the light over the whole nail and you can also flip your nail and manipulate so that it will make a smooth line of light and won’t need to finish file
- Always look at all of the angles of the nails to make sure the apex is correct
- Pay attention to each nail because some of them may look different than others so really consider each nail needs to be customized

[@toniabarlow8752]

So this is for natural nails... .. meaning there s no way to length the nail lk acrylic

[@chantaldowling4342]

I noticed you said in the video that you are allergic to HEMA. Are you able to use Luminary with no reaction?

[@PolishedPinkiesPro]

Thank you for your comment! I can use Luminary when wearing gloves and I don’t wear Luminary on myself due to my allergy.

[@planning_with_patches5860]

What light do you use?

[@PolishedPinkiesPro]

We use the Magpie USA lamp to cure Luminary products in our salon.