Laser Gel

Laser Gel Polish stands out for its radiant, holographic finish, reflecting light in unique patterns. Unlike standard gel polishes, it offers a mesmerizing, multi-dimensional look, combining the durability of gels with the shimmer of lasers, ensuring nails shine with unparalleled brilliance.

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Usage Tips：

1. Preparation: Start by cleaning the nails thoroughly. Push back the cuticles and buff the nail surface gently to remove any shine. This helps the gel polish adhere better.
2. Base Coat: Apply a thin layer of base coat to the nails. This protects the nails and ensures better adhesion of the gel polish. Cure under a UV or LED lamp as per the manufacturer’s instructions.
3. Laser Gel Polish Application: Shake the bottle of laser gel polish well before use. Apply a thin, even layer of the polish to the nails. Due to its unique formulation, laser gel polish often reflects light in a distinctive pattern, giving it its signature look. Cure under the UV or LED lamp.
4. Second Coat: For a more vibrant and opaque finish, apply a second coat of the laser gel polish and cure again. Some designs or colors might require additional coats for the desired effect.
5. Top Coat: Apply a top coat over the laser gel polish. This seals in the color, adds shine, and ensures the longevity of the manicure. Cure one final time under the lamp.
6. Finishing Touches: After curing, there might be a sticky residue on the nails. Use a lint-free wipe soaked in gel cleanser or isopropyl alcohol to remove this inhibition layer, revealing a high-shine finish.
7. Nail Art (Optional): If desired, you can add nail art or decorations before the top coat application. With laser gel polish, the reflective and holographic effects can serve as a stunning backdrop for various nail art designs.

Removing Tips：

1. Buffing: Gently buff the top layer of the gel polish using a nail file. This breaks the seal and allows the remover to penetrate better.
2. Soak: Soak a cotton ball in acetone or a specialized gel polish remover. Place it directly on the gel polish.
3. Wrap: Wrap each finger with a small piece of aluminum foil, ensuring the cotton ball stays in place over the nail. This helps to keep the acetone or remover concentrated on the gel polish.
4. Wait: Let the nails soak for about 10-15 minutes. The gel polish should begin to lift and bubble up.
5. Gently Scrape: Using a cuticle pusher or an orange stick, gently scrape away the loosened gel polish. If any polish remains, re-soak and repeat.
6. Moisturize: After all the gel polish is removed, wash your hands and apply a nourishing cuticle oil or hand cream to replenish moisture.