A&G White 60g Acrylic Gel

Acrylic gel without the strong smell of monomer.

The main difference from acrylic is that acrylic gel must be cured in a UV lamp. But it also gives you plenty of time to shape the nail and cure it when you're done.

Acrylic Gel does not heat up in the lamp. It does not flow like gel and does not harden when exposed to air like acrylic.

You can do all the nails on one hand and then cure if you wish!

Instructions for use:

- Prepare the nail as usual

- Apply Freshner and Ultrabond primer / BondX

- Squeeze out a little acrylic gel from the tube and apply to the nail approx. 2 mm from the cuticle.

- Moisten your brush with AG liquid and form the acrylic gel

- Do not use too much liquid when forming the acrylic gel.

- When the shaping is finished, harden the acrylic gel in the lamp. The curing time depends on the thickness of the acrylic gel. The thicker the layer, the longer the curing time. The standard curing time is 60 sec in a 36W LED lamp. For layers thicker than 2 mm – the curing time must be doubled.

- Acrylic gel, just like a Builder Gel, has a dispersion layer after curing, so it must be wiped off before filing.

For weak and flexible natural nails, it is recommended to use a Base Gel, before making extensions with Acrylic Gel.

Once the acrylic gel has polymerized in the UV lamp, the curing process will continue for 24 hours.