Spider Gel

Spider gel polish is renowned for its unique elasticity, enabling artists to create intricate, web-like designs effortlessly. It’s highly pigmented, ensuring vibrant and distinct lines. Many products glow in the dark, adding a luminescent touch to nail art. Available in various colors, this UV/LED compatible gel ensures long-lasting, chip-resistant manicures that captivate and impress.

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Usage Tips：

1. Preparation: Start with clean, prepped nails. Apply a base coat and let it dry or cure under a UV/LED lamp.
2. Application: Dip a thin brush or dotting tool into the spider gel pot. Stretch the gel between the brush and the nail to create thin lines and designs.
3. Design Creation: Use the elasticity of the spider gel to create intricate patterns like spider webs, geometric designs, or any other desired look.
4. Sealing: Once satisfied with the design, let it dry or cure it under a UV/LED lamp. Finish with a top coat to seal and protect the design.

Removing Tips

1. Buff the Surface: Start by gently buffing the surface of the nails with a nail file. This will break the top coat seal and make the removal process more effective.
2. Soak Cotton Balls: Soak cotton balls in acetone or a gel nail polish remover.
3. Wrap Nails: Place the soaked cotton balls on each nail and wrap them with aluminum foil. This will keep the cotton balls in place and help the acetone penetrate the gel polish.
4. Wait: Allow the nails to soak for about 10-15 minutes. The duration might vary depending on the thickness of the gel application.
5. Gently Scrape Off: After soaking, use a cuticle pusher or an orange stick to gently scrape off the loosened gel polish. If there’s any resistance, re-soak the nails for a few more minutes.
6. Moisturize: After all the gel polish is removed, wash your hands and apply a moisturizing hand cream or cuticle oil to replenish the moisture lost during the removal process.