Nail functional gel polish, how many do you know ?

There are not only many types of nail tools, but also very complex functions.
It is often confusing, looking at a bunch of similar bottles and doubting life.
Today, let’s talk about the difference between different types of functional adhesives in detail.

1. Binder
There are many other names for the binder: such as desiccant, anti-warping agent, balance liquid, etc. If you see the above names, there is no doubt that they are all talking about the same thing.

The bonding agent is applied on the nail surface after polishing the nail surface with the sponge strip and before doing the manicure. It mainly plays the role of balancing the grease on the nail surface, increasing the adhesion of the primer, and making the primer last longer without warping and premature shedding.

2. Primer (Base coat nail gel polish)

Primer is a layer of resin nail gel applied to the nail surface before the manicure.
The main function is to isolate the nail polish and the nail surface, which can not only prevent the nail surface from being damaged and stained, but also increase the durability of the nail polish.

3. Phototherapy nail gel
Phototherapy glue is a large category of nail polish glue, it also has many aliases such as: reinforcement glue, fast phototherapy glue, sticky drill glue, nail extension glue, model glue, corrugated glue, shell glue, hard disposable glue and so on.

Phototherapy glue is usually divided into two forms:
One is the phototherapy glue with thick and viscous colloid, and the colloid has weak fluidity. It is mostly used to shape water ripples, sweater patterns and other manicure shapes, and to paste decorations such as diamonds. In addition, it can also act as a reinforcing glue to add thickness to the nails, preventing the nails from being too fragile and breaking.

The other is phototherapy glue with a thinner colloid, which has stronger fluidity and is mostly used to extend nails.

In addition to the different shapes, the phototherapy glue with thick colloid needs to be removed by physical methods such as a grinder and a sand bar, and the phototherapy glue with light and thin colloid can be removed as usual with a nail remover bag.

4. Sealing glue (Top coat nail gel polish)
Sealing glue, as the name suggests, is a nail polish glue that acts as a protection after perfecting the nail.

It is usually a transparent texture. After painting, the light cures to protect the nails. There are also many different materials of sealant on the market to choose from, such as: glossy seal, frosted seal, etc., which can be customized according to the individual. Aesthetics to choose.

5. Cleaning nail gel
Cleaning glue, also known as anti-spill glue, is a very friendly product for beginners in nail art.

Applying it on the edge of the nail and then doing the manicure can effectively prevent the nail polish from overflowing and the nail surface is not easy to clean.

6. Softener
Softener is a type of cleaning agent commonly used in cleaning nails.

It softens the cuticle around the nails, making the older, harder dead skin softer and easier to clean.

7. Nutritional oils
Nutritious oil is a common hand massage oil, usually used for hand maintenance, to keep the skin shiny, and it is usually used after the manicure is completed.

The above are several functional glues commonly used in nail art. The tools are to help us better complete a pair of manicures. It takes a lot of practice to have good tools to make them work as they should.