A top coat is a clear, protective layer applied over press-on nails, regular polish, or even bare nails. It helps enhance shine, boost durability, and extend the life of your manicure. CAUTION: Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with the sk
Here’s how to apply a top coat on press-on nails for the best results:. Prep Your Nails: Make sure your press-ons are clean, dry, and securely applied. Apply a Thin Layer: Brush on a thin, even coat of the top coat over each nail. Seal the Tips: Ligh
Using a UV Gel Top Coat on press-on nails offers several benefits:. Extended Wear: Helps seal the edges to prevent lifting and makes your press-ons last even longer. Protection: Shields the nail surface from chips, scratches, and fading to keep your
Our UV Gel Top Coat is clear! It’s designed to add shine and protection without changing the color of your press-on nails.
Yes, the UV Gel Top Coat does need to be cured under a UV light. This helps seal the top coat for a long-lasting, high-shine finish.
To remove the top coat, soak a cotton ball in acetone, place it on your nail, and wrap your finger in foil. Leave it on for about 10 minutes, then gently push off the softened top coat using a cuticle stick. Repeat if needed until fully removed.
Unfortunately, once the top coat is applied to press-on nails, it can't be removed without damaging the nails themselves.
The fill weight of the UV Gel Top Coat is 10 mL / 0.33 fl. oz.
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Yes, our UV Gel Top Coat is vegan. It's made without any animal-derived ingredients and is cruelty-free, so you can feel good about using it!.
It’s best to be used within 6 months of opening.
The top coat should always be stored in a cool, dark place and kept away from sunlight.
Yes! It helps seal nail art and prevent chipping.
No, applying a top coat will not damage your press-on nails. It actually works as a protective barrier that helps prevent chips, scratches, and lifting. This keeps your nails looking fresh and lasting longer.
It simply means that after curing, you’re ready to go! It doesn’t have that sticky finish that needs to be wiped with an alcohol pad (unlike regular UV top coat).
For the best results, reapply the UV Gel Top Coat every few days to maintain its shine and long-lasting protection.
It's important not to overload the brush to avoid pooling around the cuticles. Applying too much product can lead to bubbling, uneven curing, or a thick, gummy finish that may lift or peel more easily. A thin, even layer always works best for a smoot
When the top coat does touch your skin this may result in the top coat lifting / peeling faster.