Molly Nails Clear HEMA/Di-HEMA-Free Medium-Thickness Self-Leveling Builder Gel, 15 g

Molly Nails Clear HEMA/Di-HEMA-Free Self-Leveling Hard Medium-Density Builder Gel, 15 g

Molly Nails Hard Self-Leveling Gel is a single-phase, medium-viscosity gel with high stability.

Its self-leveling consistency allows for precise nail shaping and an aesthetic finish without excessive filing.

The product is stable, does not overflow onto the cuticles, and allows for tunnel clamping after just 10–15 seconds.

For thin and flexible nail plates, we recommend using a rub-in base or applying a thin layer of gel as a primer to increase adhesion.

Ideal for:

• nail extensions using a template, mold, dual mold, or tips
• quick styling touch-ups
• shaping nails and building proper nail architecture
• strengthening the natural nail plate
• the no-file method
• for everyday salon work, 
• for touch-ups 
• stylings requiring durability, precision, and an aesthetically pleasing final result 

Directions for use:

1. Before applying the gel, we recommend using IZOTON (R) primer to dehydrate the nail plate.
2. Apply a layer of gel to the prepared nail plate and shape the nail with a thin layer. 
3. Cure under a lamp for 90–120 seconds (depending on the lamp and its wavelength range: 385–395 nm—cure time 90 seconds).
4. If your design requires it, add another building layer.
5. Cure each layer in a LED/UV lamp for 90–120 seconds.
6. Rinse the dispersion layer with IZOTON liquid or a cleaner.
7. Done! 

NOTE!

Before use, check that your lamp is compatible with the gel.

Due to changes in photoinitiators, not all gels cure properly in LED/UV lamps with a wavelength range other than 385–395 nm.

In some cases, simply extending the gel’s curing time is sufficient.

Want to be sure? Check before use.

Warnings:

• For professional use only.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• May cause an allergic reaction.
• Avoid contact with skin.
• Avoid contact with eyes.
• Please read the instructions carefully.

The product’s ingredients are subject to change. The current list of ingredients is printed on the packaging.