I just had a dazzle dry manicure today. Had a real manicure for the first time in years. Hoping to have healthy nails after years of gel/shellac etc. Nice to also go to a nail salon that isn't filthy!
It’s been 8 days and my DD nails still look good. I’m ready to redo because my nails are growing quickly and need to be trimmed down, but I’m waiting on a new color to try, should be here tonight.
Well, its still uses polymers, what might also cause sensitivity if not used properly. It still is kind of gelpolish with a twist , benefit i see is that the pigments won´t spoil as it would happen with normal liquid form of gelpolish.... Marketing can say whatever and general population just follows blindly. So if person is trained to use gelpolish and follows safety measures, it is ok to use.... And HEMA is not the only culprit in skin sensitivity issues, there are way more what are worse. The issue with HEMA rage is the brands who just pop up like mushrooms after summer rain, products with poor safety control and licences for cosmetic use.
I've used Sistaco. It's a good system and love the colour options and sparkly powders but the removal process is the same as gels and can really damage your nails.
I've had DD manicure last three weeks. It's great stuff, it doesn't last as long if I do the manicure, but I'm getting better at it. The most difficult for me is removing the stuff.
No, this is polish. This system is in its own category “high performance” polish. You won’t get the results you might be looking for using it over gels.
Try doing two layers of top coat without any dry time between (finish all ten nails and then go straight back for the second coat). I've found that the top coat stays shiny this way. :)
I just had a dazzle dry manicure today. Had a real manicure for the first time in years. Hoping to have healthy nails after years of gel/shellac etc. Nice to also go to a nail salon that isn't filthy!
You were supposed to warm the base coat first. Maybe that’s why it didn’t last longer.
It’s been 8 days and my DD nails still look good. I’m ready to redo because my nails are growing quickly and need to be trimmed down, but I’m waiting on a new color to try, should be here tonight.
Would love to get your opinion on Sistaco nails. I believe it’s also a clean brand and seems really unique.
Well, its still uses polymers, what might also cause sensitivity if not used properly. It still is kind of gelpolish with a twist , benefit i see is that the pigments won´t spoil as it would happen with normal liquid form of gelpolish....
Marketing can say whatever and general population just follows blindly. So if person is trained to use gelpolish and follows safety measures, it is ok to use.... And HEMA is not the only culprit in skin sensitivity issues, there are way more what are worse. The issue with HEMA rage is the brands who just pop up like mushrooms after summer rain, products with poor safety control and licences for cosmetic use.
I've used Sistaco. It's a good system and love the colour options and sparkly powders but the removal process is the same as gels and can really damage your nails.
I've had DD manicure last three weeks. It's great stuff, it doesn't last as long if I do the manicure, but I'm getting better at it. The most difficult for me is removing the stuff.
Could this system be worn over Gel X extensions or builder gel?
No, this is polish. This system is in its own category “high performance” polish. You won’t get the results you might be looking for using it over gels.
My nails never got mat.
I don’t really like the topcoat. Not enough shine.
Try doing two layers of top coat without any dry time between (finish all ten nails and then go straight back for the second coat). I've found that the top coat stays shiny this way. :)