Problem: Gels flow away

Gel flowing away – nails are amorphous, their surface uneven, arches arent build up correctly.

The Problem:

- The sculpting gel or the finish gel are too thick.
- Maybe you were working on too much nails ont he same time, without set them in the UV lamp, so they could flow away.

- After modellizing, before put the nails into the lamp, you wait too much time. Maybe your client watched them, or she was looking for something. Never let them wait before put nails to the lamp.

- If you store your gels on a high temperature (beside a warm lamp, or a radiator), their consistence becomes more fluent, you can work with them difficultly.

Solution:

- Sculpt the nails from thinner layers, and set every layer int he UV lamp, for 10 secounds. Than put the nail for a maximum cureing until another 2-3 minutes if you were ready with all of the nails

- To fix the problem: file the surface of the nails onto a desired form, before you apply the top gel.

- Do not store gels on high temperatureHint: Sculpt with your brush, not with your file!

Hint: Sculpt with your brush, not with your file!