The gel was not drying? The capsule split lengthwise? Has the gel peeled off? Don’t panic, all these phenomena are explained and can be avoided. Today, the nail supply expert Maryton will explain everything to you!
Your client feels an unpleasant feeling of pressure on the nail
If your client tells you about an unpleasant feeling of pressure on the nail, it is possible that you have:
- Placed a capsule that was too small.
- Applied the gel in too thick a layer.
- Or over-filed the natural nail.
The capsule splits
The capsule can split in the width. This may be due to the application, and in particular a lack of gel on the sides of the nail, or be due to the natural shape of the nail.
The capsule may split lengthwise if:
- Lateral pressure is too great.
- The gel was applied irregularly, etc.
- The capsule is too small compared to the size of the natural nail.
The gel turns yellow after a few days or weeks
It happens that the UV gel yellows but this is never related to the application technique. The yellowing of the gel is due to:
- Medication.
- The use of household products.
- The handling of certain food products containing coloring.
The gel peels off
The gel can peel off for several reasons:
- The natural nail has not been prepared correctly.
- It was applied too thickly or too close to the cuticles.
- It was placed on ridged nails.
The gel can also come off if your client’s nails are naturally oily or if she has particularly sweaty hands, or is used to putting her fingers in her mouth and playing with her nails.
The gel doesn’t dry out
If the gel doesn’t dry, first check the condition of your lamp because it may be defective or worn. If your lamp is in good working order, it means that you have probably applied the gel too thickly.
Hoping that this article has pleased you and will give you ideas! In addition, I also advise you to invest in a complete professional manicure kit to care for your nails!
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