What are builder gel nails?

Curious about the benefits of builder gel manicures? Wondering whether builder gel or acrylic is the better option for you? Keep reading to find out!

What exactly is builder gel?

It's a versatile tool used to add length, thickness, and strength to nails. Whether applied directly to natural nails for a durable overlay or used with nail tips for extensions, builder gel offers a superior level of strength compared to regular gel polish (Shellac) base coats. Its thick consistency and high self-leveling properties ensure a smooth foundation layer for flawless results.

How does gel (shellac) differ from builder gel?

While gel polish (Shellac) serves primarily for color and shine in a thin layer, builder gel is a thicker substance requiring more skill for application. Removal of builder gel typically involves filing or soaking off and demands more time and effort.

How Long Does Builder Gel Last?

As for longevity, builder gel manicures typically last 2-3 weeks. However, this duration can vary depending on the brand used, application technique, and maintenance. Proper application and removal are crucial for maximizing the lifespan of your manicure. Infilling or replacing the gel as needed ensures a fresh and lasting look.

With builder gel, you have the power to strengthen and beautify nails with confidence and precision, ensuring lasting results that exceed expectations.

Is builder gel superior to acrylic?

While builder gel may not seem as rigid as acrylic, its flexibility can offer greater strength. Builder gel is often favored over acrylic for achieving a more natural look, thanks to its quick application and high-shine finish. Additionally, builder gel is a fantastic option for clients with fragile nails, as it helps maintain natural nail length effectively.

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