UV/LED Gel Polish "Ice Cream 03" | 7ml

• with regular use, helps nails grow long and strong;
• unlike regular polish, it does not peel or chip;
• cures in UV and LED lamps;
• most importantly – a manicure with this gel polish will last 21 days!
• designed for professional use, but also suitable for personal use;
• has excellent adhesion to the natural nail;
• easy and quick to remove from the nail surface;
• does not leave white spots on the natural nail after the gel polish is removed.

1. Cleanse, disinfect, push back the cuticles and remove oils with the nail dehydrator PREP.
2. Lightly prime the free edges of the nails with PRIMER or ULTRABOND. Avoid contact with the skin and allow to dry for 30 seconds. Tip: apply sparingly to the free edges.
3. Apply a thin layer of clear gel base “Base Coat” or rubber, camouflage base “RB Base Coat” to the nails and cure under the lamp*. Apply to the thumbs and cure under the lamp*. Tip: do not apply too much base.
4. Apply a thin layer of your chosen colour and cure under the lamp*. Apply a second layer and cure under the lamp* again. Tip: pay attention to the edges of the nails so that a thick layer of polish does not build up on the free edges – this way your gel manicure will last longer.
5. Apply a thin, even layer of gel top coat “Crystal Top Coat” to protect the colour. Cure under the lamp*.
6. If you use a top coat with a tacky layer, remove it with the nail cleanser “UV Gel Cleanser".

*Curing time depends on the power of the lamp (e.g. in a 48W lamp the gel polish sets in just 15 seconds).

1. Remove the top layer of polish with a nail file. Tip: push back the cuticles before using the file, as this makes the top layer easier to remove.
2. Fully soak a lint-free wipe with gel polish remover. Place it over the whole nail surface and wrap the fingers in foil so that the product does not evaporate and the warmth stays inside.
3. Leave for 10 minutes, then check the condition. Some colours may need more time. If necessary, soak for another 5 minutes.
4. Remove the foil from the fingers and gently wipe off the polish with a pusher or a wooden stick. Tip: do not use force when removing the polish. Any residue can be easily buffed off.