Gel Polish Macarons, Didier Lab, Biscuit

Effective Gel polishes "Macarons" are created with easy to handle and perfectly covering texture. Small particles of various sizes will diversify your work by offering interesting and unique design solutions. From the selected number of varnish layers of 1, 2 or 3, you will get a look with different particle depths. Use as a full nail plate coating or as a design element.

✔ Consistency - self-levelling

✔ Coverage - fast and even

✔ Texture - with small black particles of various sizes

✔ Polymerization - 60s sec. LED / UV

✔ Cleaning - dissolve in varnish cleaner / cutter

Cover with 1-3 layers depending on the desired effect

Capacity 10ml

For professional use only.

1. Disinfect the nails.
   
   
2. Prepare the nail plate as usual: shape the nail with the 180/240 grit file.
   
   
3. Remove cuticles: apply the cuticle remover and leave it on for a while. Wipe off the cuticle remover with warm water or dehydrator. Push down the cuticles with wooden sticks and trim them precisely.
   
   
4. Roughen the nail plate with buffer.
   
   
5. Remove excess moisture from the nail plate with the Didier Lab Dehydrator.
   
   
6. If additional nail plate preparation is needed, apply bonding agent: Acid Free Primer, Regenerating Extra Bond, Acid Primer or Clear Base. (NOTE: This step is not necessary!)
   
   
7. Apply Base Coat and let it dry under LED lamp for 30sec or UV lamp for 1 min.
   
   
8. Apply gel polish in 1-2 coats. The number of layers depends on the desired result. Let it dry under the LED lamp for 60s or under the UV lamp for 2min (with a lamp wavelength of 395-405nm).
   
   
9. Apply top coat and let it dry under LED lamp for 60 sec or UV lamp for 2 min.
   
   
10. Apply cuticle oil. The nail oil helps to strengthen nails and cuticles in the long term.
    
    
11. Use the hand cream - increases skin elasticity.

1. Roughen the sealing layer with a nail file.
   
   
2. Soak the nail wraps with acetone and wrap tightly around the nails. Leave on for about 10 minutes.
   
   
3. Use a wooden stick to gently push the nail polish down.
   
   
4. Remove the rest of the product with a file.
   
   
5. The UV nail polish can also be removed with a cutter, but you have to be gentle and careful to a void thinning of the fingernails.