With the hustle and bustle of everyday life, more and more women are asking for techniques that allow them to maintain perfect nails for longer. As always, our Maryton seek to be in tune with the needs of our clients; this is why, as part of our product offer, you will find a wide range of manicure and pedicure set with the semi-permanent gel polishes to obtain a ‘perfect’ manicure.
It is a revolutionary system that combines traditional gel varnishes and has many advantages:
- It lasts longer, and the nails stay perfect, for almost three weeks!
- Its hardness prevents the nails from breaking or the varnish from cracking.
- You don’t have to wait for it to dry. Thanks to UV lamp, it dries in an instant!
- The finish is flawless, much shinier than conventional manicura.
Step 1: Cleaning and Preparation
Clean your hands properly, then dry them. After that, you can start working on your nails: using a wood orange or a cuticle stick to remove the cuticles, cut them and give them the desired shape with a nail file. Before you start painting your nails, remember to remove grease and shine from the nail with a polishing file and remove dust with a brush.
Step 2: Gel base
Start by first applying a light base coat and setting with UV lamp (for 2 minutes) or LED lamp (for 30 seconds).
Step 3: Gel Polish
Shake the bottle well, apply a light coat varnish and fix it . If you want more ‘coverage’, apply another coat of polish and follow the same process again.
Step 4: Top gel
It’s time to shine. Apply a light top coat following the same process as for varnishing and fixing… and you’re good to go!
Step 5: Cleansing and nutrition
It is essential that you use cellulose pads to remove sticky residue. Then cleanse and dry your hands again, moisten the nails with a drop of nourishing oil and massage carefully in circular motions.
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