Rubber Base French Collection - is a collection of dense cover type bases. The products can be used both in the case of French manicures, as color for the whole nail or as a base before applying the color.
The Rubber range is a top range due to its multiple benefits:
resistant structure - strengthens the nail , ensuring increased resistance to shocks and blows;
excellent adhesion - the ideal base to use in the case of problematic nails (with adhesion problems); the increased adhesion recommends the Rubber bases to be used as a base/adhesion gel and in the gel work system;
allows the creation of short or medium extensions with the help of the template;
increased degree of pigmentation that allows the covering of possible imperfections of the nail (color spots) or product residues left over from previous maintenance;
it gives a pleasant natural appearance and the possibility to visually extend the nail bed , so necessary for the realization of French manicures;
the increased density allows the apex to be easily modeled or a denser loading of the nail tip with product that allows the shape to be corrected in the case of nails that grow downward;
the increased degree of self-leveling makes Rubber Base nails ideal for use in the technique without filing.
The collection contains nude shades, with natural tones, to be able to ensure a French manicure in perfect harmony with any skin tone.
The slightly translucent appearance of the nail polish allows it to be applied with a very natural appearance, with reduced density in the cuticle area and then gradually with greater coverage towards the center of the nail.
Color intensity: pigmented;
Viscosity: medium;
Adhesion: very adherent;
Flexibility: high;
Acidity: acidic.
Method of application:
The product can be applied immediately after the standard preparation of the natural nail or after applying the preparation solutions ( N
ail Prep
and N
ail Bonder
).
Polymerization time:
2 -3 min in lampa UV
60 -90 sec in lampa LED.
Careful! The product must be kept at an ambient temperature between 15 and 25 °C. Low or very high temperatures can cause the color pigment to settle.
