Shell Gel

Shell gel polish offers a high-gloss finish that lasts for weeks without chipping. It dries instantly under UV/LED light, eliminating smudges. The formula is resilient, maintaining a fresh and vibrant look. It’s a safer alternative, causing less nail damage compared to traditional acrylics. Plus, removal is straightforward, making it a favorite for both salons and DIY enthusiasts.

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Usage Tips：

1. Preparation: Cleanse nails, push back cuticles, and lightly buff the nail surface.
2. Base Coat: Brush on a thin gel base coat, ensuring no flooding of the cuticles, and cure using a UV/LED lamp.
3. Gel Polish: Apply your chosen gel polish color in thin, even strokes and cure. Repeat for desired opacity.
4. Top Coat: Add a protective gel top coat layer for shine and durability, then cure.
5. Finish: Remove any tacky residue using a cleanser or alcohol, and nourish the surrounding skin with cuticle oil.
6. Removal: Saturate cotton pads in acetone, wrap nails with foil, wait, then gently slide off the softened gel.

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.