How to apply the semi-permanent

We steam the client's tools and hands with disinfectant.

We dry our hands well with a towel.

With the nippers, we cut off the excess cuticles.

We push the small cuticles along the perimeter of the nail, using the cuticle pusher or the orange stick.

We use the file (side 180) to give the preferred shape to the nails.

We take the finishing block and uniformly mattify the nail.

Now with a cotton pad moistened with FluidPro, we clean the surface of the nail from dusty residues.

Apply a THIN and EVEN layer of Base, being careful not to touch the cuticles (Classic, HemaFree, DryFix, Restructura), being careful not to touch the cuticles.

We catalyze in a UV lamp for 120 sec. (in LED lamp 60 sec.)

We clean away any dispersion or excess product by quickly wiping each nail with a (not too soaked) pad of FluidPro (acetone). Don't be afraid; do it firmly.

At this point, we dull the surface of the nails with a 180-grit buffer, lightly, and remove the dust produced using a brush.

Apply the first coat of color (we recommend 2 coats in total). Again, try not to stain the cuticles and apply it evenly and thinly. Cure in a UV lamp for 120 seconds. REPEAT THIS STEP TWICE (2 coats of color)

Now we are ready to apply the Top Coat. Apply a uniform, thin layer and cure in a UV lamp for 240 sec., which is 2 timer cycles (in a Led lamp, 120 sec.).

Take a small cotton pad, moisten it with Cleaner, and clean the surface to remove any dispersion layer from the Top Coat. (Only if necessary)

At this point we can apply the cuticle oil, distributing a small amount on the perimeter of each nail. We gently massage our fingers and congratulations, we have finished our manicure with semi-permanent!

We take care not to leave any part of the nail shiny.

We always check against the light that the surface is completely opaque.

Attention, after completing this process we never touch the nail again for any reason, we could grease it again and this will create possible future sealing problems.

We do not leave any part of the nail not covered by the base. Here, too, we check by looking at the surface against the light. I recommend that it is a thin layer, otherwise, a thick layer could give problems of color duration and excessive dispersion.

We pay attention to position the hand well, so that all the fingers are pointing uniformly under the beam of the bulbs. We don't bend our thumbs much but we try to stretch it out as best we can.

We must not be in a hurry to immediately see a completely covering effect, we finish all the steps well. If we dirty the cuticles or the skin, clean with the moistened FluidPro orange stick before catalyzing in the lamp.