New addition to the great brand, SHELL Color gel with a silk effect from FARB Professional is the latest development in textured gel for creating the most unique designs.
Thanks to a special silk pigment, the gel allows you to create incredibly beautiful textures on nails. The extension gel reduces the working time for the technician as it does not require the application of gel polish and is suitable for non-filing techniques, making it convenient for both beginners and professional technicians.
Odorless.
Beautiful pastel shades will appeal to both bold and modest clients. SHELL Color nail extension gel has a medium-liquid consistency that is very easy to apply and instantly self-levels on the nail plate, does not spread, and does not flow into the sidewalls and sinuses. It is densely pigmented, covering the nail plate well without gaps or spots. SHELL Color nail gel belongs to the cold gels and does not burn in the LED lamp.
Full polymerization of the gel occurs after 60 seconds of curing in the LED lamp. After polymerization, the gel becomes strong and hard, does not shrink, and holds corners well on square nails.
The gel is suitable for modeling, strengthening, repairing, and extending nails on both tips and upper and lower (paper) forms. Suitable for short, medium, and long nails. As a base for the acid-free gel, we recommend applying a flexible (Rubber) base, such as the FARB ULTRASTRONG Rubber base from our line. The gel lasts over 4-5 weeks without peeling or cracking. This gel is gently and easily removed with a tungsten or ceramic bit. It holds the arch perfectly, pinches with pliers at 18-20 seconds (depending on the power of your lamp). Suitable for thin edges.
HOW TO USE UV GEL:
- Thoroughly prepare nail plate, then buff and dehydrate it.
- Put a very thin layer of base (ideally-rubber), cure for 1min
- Apply SHELL UV GEL with leveling technique-and cure it for 2min (UV) or 1min (LED or CCFL lamp
All product information is for reference only and is based on the latest data from the manufacturer.
Made in Eastern Europe.
