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How it works

One cup of tea. A full set.

Warm your wraps above your cup for a moment. They turn soft and shape perfectly to your nail.

10 minthe first time
30 seccuring per nail
up to 2 weekswear

Before you start

Two things that make all the difference.

01

Gel wraps and sunlight are not buddies.

The gel cures with UV light, and sunlight is full of it. Keep your wraps out of the sun, before and while you apply them. That way they stay flexible until you put them under the lamp.

02

Warmth works wonders.

Hold your wraps above a cup of hot tea or coffee for a moment, or give them a quick blast with a hairdryer on warm. The gel turns soft and supple, so you can apply it perfectly and shape it beautifully to your nail.

This is what it really looks like.

Place
1Place
Shape
2Shape
Finish
3Finish
Cure
4Cure
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How it works

How it works

Three phases. Six steps. Learn it once.

No experience needed. The first time takes ten minutes. After that, five.

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From bare nail to a full set, in real time.

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Phase 1 · Prep

01 Buff your own nail — one pass so the gel has grip. The wrap itself is never filed, it is already shaped.
02 Degrease — wipe the nail with alcohol or acetone on a clean pad. Any oil left behind and the edge lifts later.

Phase 2 · Place and shape

03 Find your size and place it — pick the best of the sixteen for each nail, peel the wrap loose at the side and press from the centre outwards.
04 Shape under the lamp — put the UV Shaping Lamp over it and press the wrap against your nail curve while the light works.

Three tricks: bend the wrap before you place it · always work from the centre out, so no bubbles · finish by running the wooden stick along the edges.

Phase 3 · Finish and seal

05 Seal the edge with the Beauty Pen — a thin line along the inner edge, where the wrap meets your nail.
06 Cure for thirty seconds — one nail at a time. Then it is dry, glossy and ready.

Removal without drama

Work a wooden stick with a little remover or oil along the edges until the wrap lets go. No filing, no pulling — and no thin nails afterwards. Stick and file included.

xoxo Neilé