Description
Characteristics
Flexibility: Rigid
Texture: Creamy and soft for effortless application
Leveling: Easy to level for a perfectly smooth finish
Shade: Nude Glam – a shimmering glitter pink
Formula: HEMA & TPO free, compliant with European safety standards
Usage and Compatibility
This soft and creamy polygel ensures controlled application and superior adhesion to the natural nail. It is highly recommended for overlays on natural nails, refills, and extensions—whether using nail forms (chablons), tips, or the Popits technique. This monophase gel is also ideal for toenail repairs and securing Gel-X (American) Capsules.
Thanks to its long-term stable formula, this hybrid gel maintains its texture and sparkling color. Formulated without HEMA or TPO, it strictly adheres to European regulations.
Check the "Protocol" tab for more details.
Protocol:
Polygel Application
-Prepare the natural nail manually or mechanically.
-Apply Nail Fresh to dehydrate the nail surface.
-Apply the base coat of your choice, then cure for 60 seconds under a UV/LED lamp.
-Pick up a small amount of Polygel using a spatula or orange wood stick. Place it on the nail or the form. Work the product using a special Acrygel brush moistened with Cleaner.
-Cure under a 36W minimum LED/UV lamp for 60 seconds.
-Add layers if necessary, without wiping (or light buffing).
-Wipe with cleaner, then file or buff to shape.
-Apply color or nail art, followed by a top coat. Cure for 60 seconds.
-Polygel Refill
-File or buff the existing Polygel (coarse to medium grit).
-Work the material close to the natural nail with a soft drill bit.
-Prepare the natural nail and repeat the application protocol steps.
-Polygel Removal
-File or buff the Polygel with a suitable bit (coarse to medium grit).
-Thin the product near the natural nail, then polish with the Xtra Shine file.
-Hydrate the cuticles with a cuticle oil.
-Online Training
Perfect your technique with our online training courses available at www.mnails.tv.
POLYURETHANE, SILICA DIMETHYL SILYLATE, DIMETHICONE, HYDROXYPROPYL METHACRYLATE, ETHYL TRIMETHYLBENZOYL PHENYLPHOSPHINATE, SYNTHETIC FLUORPHLOGOPITE, CI 77891, CI 77491, MAY CONTAIN (+/-) : CI 14700, CI 42090, CI 77499, CI 47000.
Warnings: For professional use only. Read instructions for use carefully. Keep out of reach of children and animals. Keep away from open flames. Causes skin irritation and severe eye irritation. May cause an allergic skin reaction. May cause respiratory irritation. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Wear protective gloves and eye protection. In case of contact with eyes, rinse thoroughly with water. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Be mindful of water pollution.
For any questions, our after-sales service is available via email at contact@pinkbeauty.lu or through our contact form on the website.
Application du Polygel
-Préparez l'ongle naturel manuellement ou mécaniquement.
-Appliquez le Nail Fresh pour assécher la surface de l'ongle.
-Appliquez la base de votre choix, puis polymérisez 60 secondes sous lampe UV/LED.
-Prélevez une petite quantité de Polygel avec une spatule ou un bâton de buis. Posez-la sur l’ongle ou le support. Travaillez le produit avec un pinceau spécial Acrygel humidifié avec du Cleaner.
-Polymérisez sous une lampe LED/UV 36W minimum pendant 60 secondes.
-Ajoutez des couches si nécessaire, sans dégraissage (ou polissage léger).
-Dégraissez avec le cleaner, puis limez ou poncez pour façonner.
-Appliquez la couleur ou le nail art, puis une finition. Polymérisez 60 secondes.
-Remplissage du Polygel
-Limez ou poncez le Polygel existant (grain dur à moyen).
-Travaillez la matière près de l’ongle naturel avec un embout doux.
-Préparez l'ongle naturel et reprenez les étapes du protocole d’application.
-Retrait du Polygel
-Limez ou poncez le Polygel avec un embout adapté (grain dur à moyen).
-Affinez près de l’ongle naturel, puis polissez avec la lime Xtra Shine.
-Hydratez les cuticules avec une huile cuticule.
-Formation en ligne
Perfectionnez votre technique avec nos formations en ligne disponibles sur www.mnails.tv.
