Cure

Cure

edie47112019-10-02T09:21:00.000Z
Over 24 hours wearing the Zoya Gelie-Cure foundation whatever system+
It still looks like it did the minute I applied it. Still high shine, it doesn't appear to be as susceptible to scuffs and scrapes as regular top
edie47112019-09-30T23:45:56.000Z
Just got my zoya gelie cure stuff and couldn’t resist trying it out +
No pics because boring clear plus my nails are still not quite themselves (have been working on nursing them back to their former glory), but it was S
LizzardVanReptile2019-09-30T19:27:39.000Z
Zoya Gelie Cure Review on YouTube ++
https://youtu.be/ZYOppxIRSxI
DressageDiva2019-09-30T16:02:48.000Z
Bc it is harder to remove it withstands polish changes and potentially...
Prevents staining. You need a light to cure it. Though I once found a tutorial where someone used a flashlight (modified).
Lizzy282019-09-30T14:43:03.000Z
2nd. Topical treatments only address the symptoms but they don't "cure" or prevent breakouts rop
caused by hormonal disbalance/changes. Only BCP or Hormone Therapy might help balancing out hormones. Plenty of women take low-dose BCP during (peri)m
LizzardVanReptile2019-09-29T13:14:55.000Z
See my review below for Zoya's new Gelie Cure system!
LizzardVanReptile2019-09-28T15:48:37.000Z
I hope you love it! ++
I removed on day 7 because I’d applied only the singular thin clear coat and it was finally beginning to show some minor tip wear. I had no color or t
LizzardVanReptile2019-09-26T20:01:05.000Z
For those curious about ridge filling properties...++
This is the worst of my ridged nails, after application of the Zoya Gelie Cure. https://img.makeupalley.com/8/2/7/5/3596670.jpeg
LizzardVanReptile2019-09-26T18:18:13.000Z
Update on wear time and removal of Zoya’s Gelie Cure system ++
My initial post after applying the first time: https://www.makeupalley.com/board/10/threads/661808/posts/211867120 Follow up: So here’s my on
suzyqz2019-09-25T17:53:35.000Z
I've done both--IMO the builder in a bottle is easier--just paint it on, turn hand over for a rop
minute to naturally form a slight apex and cure. Then polish. Easy peasy. Polygel is sort of like taffy and you have to manipulate it with a brush