Gelish

Gelish

Afunk7242019-09-23T16:02:25.000Z
I use Gelish builder in a bottle for overlays
Susee2019-09-22T14:07:54.000Z
pbi~I don't use Zoya's system (although I'm curious) but I use Gelish base & top and it totally ++
prevents staining. And I polish over the base with all of my colors...navy, purple, etc.
DressageDiva2019-08-18T14:41:48.000Z
I use it. I know they now use a gel bc that wasn’t...
In the process when I started. I picked up some opi gel bc at tj maxx and it does help with adhesion to the nail bed. You need to rough up the nail
Susee2019-07-28T15:40:51.000Z
I bought a red carpet lamp from Ulta, and the Gelish products from Amazon. I bought the +++
ph bond, foundation, and top it off. I cure the base and top coats, and then polish over that with my regular polish. I change polish colors often (
DressageDiva2019-07-17T20:34:51.000Z
It takes practice. I have been using them for nearly a year...
Try nail career education and gelish I keep my nai underneath, full length, so i doit differently. You can use 91% alcohol for slip. I clean my brus
SWIM95NAVY2019-07-06T19:30:49.000Z
I ended up with my fav strawberry margarita, with a GELISH sarong as an accent nail, then got home..
and dragged a freaking sharpie across it while I was labeling my kids clothes for camp. ARRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG.
suzyqz2019-06-20T18:06:10.000Z
Are you using a deydrator, primer and roughing up the nail surface before applying? rop
If so, then def switch--I never had a problem with any gel lifting/peeling in 3 days. Also could be your lamp. I use a bunch of different base/top c
suzyqz2019-06-06T23:16:12.000Z
IMO the best is the Gelish 18G is awesome, but it's over $200. It's been on my w/l but TBH, the SunUv from Amazon is fine. The 48 watt is around $50.
Susee2019-05-31T19:34:38.000Z
I use the Red Carpet LED lamp and Gelish products. I apply the ph bond, foundation (cure) and then top it off (cure.) Then I use my color polish ove
BkWorm2019-05-12T09:09:00.000Z
Years ago I bought a UV nail light at Sally's. Since I had natural nails at the time r/o
I remember having to use a base coat followed by nail polish and then a top coat. Do they still sell the products for this at Sally's? Is it the Gelis