Synthetic Brush Restorer

When applying Gelish PolyGel, you need to use a very light touch when pressing and stroking the product. Gelish PolyGel responds very easy to manipulation, and if you press slightly too hard you will create a low point that can be tricky to remove. A good idea is to lightly stroke over your finished application before curing. This will help to smooth the application, helping to minimize any unevenness.

As with any type of natural nail overlay with an enhancement product, you need to watch the thickness of your application. If the overlay is too thin, the natural nail will continue to flex and pull away from the coating. Always make sure the free edge of you coating is slightly thicker than the natural nail to hold free edge in place with no flexing. Also, make sure you cap and seal your free edge line for extra protection.

This could be cause by a couple of different things – make sure you are not using too much liquid during application as this could weaken the integrity of the product. Also, make sure you are curing for the correct amount of time using the recommended light. Failure to do so will give you an under cured nail, also affecting the finished integrity of the nail

Due to the very compact molecular structure of the product once it has been cured, it will need to be filed to remove. We advise filing the product paper thin and allow to grow out. This will help to minimize any nail damage during removal, do not try to remove all the product.

Once the product has been filed thin, you are then ready to continue with your chosen finish – buffed smooth, lacquer application, Gelish application, or a new application of Gelish PolyGel.