Description
WHAT YOU GET：15ml Beetles Builder Gel ,in a bottle Elegant Nature Color. Notice: Need to be used with base gel.Not include base gel and top coat, purchase separately. (Recommended to be used with Beetles base gel, make your Builder works more solid.).BEETLES BUILDING GEL, PERFECTLY SHAPED NAILS: Beetles Building Gel, Hard Gel Nail Extension stays in place moves when you need it moved, and has slight self-leveling properties that assist effortless application. It is lighter than acrylic and hard gels, without sacrificing strength and stability but without the monomer odor or excess dust. Brush , sculpt, and get those nails in tip-top shape with just a few swipes!.QUICK AND EASY APPLICATION: Create classy manicures with Beetles Builder Gel,. Brush , expand, sculpt nails as desired and cure for 60 seconds LED or 2 minutes UV to keep it in place. Its light self-leveling properties assist in an effortless application on the nail. Once you attach all the nail extensions, proceed with polish and whatever designs you want. Easy peasy! (After curing, it is normal for builder nail gel to retain a slight stickiness.Base gel and top coat are not included and need to be purchased separately. ).ENHANCED BEAUTIFUL NAILS IN 3 EASY STEP: Brush , level, and cure. Beetles Builder Gel, moves and cures on command so you can shape and refine until nails are ready. Cures in LED, UV, or LED/UV light. No more choosing nail dryers! Beetles Nail Building Gel is lighter than acrylic and hard gels, without sacrificing strength and stability but without the monomer odor or excess dust so you can create strong, durable nails with a lightweight, natural finish..WARNING: May produce an allergic reaction by skin contact. Read directions for use carefully. For professional use only. If there is any incident, contact the doctor immediately. Stop using the product if redness and itching develop. Please be kindly aware that it's normal for Beetles builder gel to remain sticky which would give the next coat of polish something to hold onto.
