When cleaning the nail bed with a cleaner-soaked cotton pad, you should avoid touching the cuticles to prevent contamination of the nail bed with sebum (skin oil), ensuring a cleaner and more precise application.

Capping the free edge with each layer helps prevent the nail from lifting and enhances the durability of your manicure. Be sure not to let product accumulate at the nail tips. If it does, gently smooth the excess product with a clean brush.

A burning sensation during curing is a natural part of the polymerization process as the product transitions from liquid to solid and generates heat. If it's uncomfortable, briefly remove your hand from the lamp to pause the process, but make sure to complete the full curing time.

Applying thinner layers of gel polish is important because it helps each layer cure properly under the lamp. If the layers are too thick, only the surface will harden, while the inside remains uncured, which can lead to wrinkles, lifting, or an uneven finish. Thinner layers allow for better adhesion, smoother application, and a longer-lasting manicure.

After applying a base or gel polish, turn your hand upward. Gravity will help distribute the product evenly across the nail surface, ensuring smooth coverage.

Make sure all fingers, including the thumbs, are well-lit in the lamp. Proper placement ensures even curing for a flawless finish.

Cuticle remover softens hardened cuticle areas, making it easier to remove excess cuticle and improving the comfort and precision of your nail treatment.

Applying primer to the cleansed nail bed improves the adhesion of the base to the natural nail. For acid primers, wait for it to evaporate before applying the base. The primer acts like double-sided tape, ensuring better durability.

Didier Lab's One-Step Hybrid Polish combines base, color, and top coat into a single product, simplifying your manicure process without compromising on quality.

Didier Lab Fiber Base strengthens and regenerates the nails. It supports nail building and extensions, and is enriched with Vitamin E and calcium to promote healthy nails.

If you're dissatisfied with your hybrid polish application, do not cure it. Instead, wipe it off with a cleaner-soaked cotton pad and start over.

Use a sticker to gently push back the cuticles and a fine liner brush to apply the hybrid polish with precision, ensuring a clean, professional-looking manicure.

Shaking nail polish bottles creates air bubbles, which can affect the quality of your application. Instead, gently roll the bottle between your hands to mix the polish.

Both Rubber Base and Polybase have similar elastic properties, which can cause issues when used together. For Polybase, it's better to pair it with a Fiber Base Strong or Fiber Base Octagon.

UV polishes and bases contain light-sensitive substances that can be destabilized by exposure to heat and sunlight, leading to premature curing or changes in consistency. Always store them in a cool, dark place.