Soft gel nails are a type of artificial nail that can be applied to natural nails. They are made of a flexible gel material that is cured under a UV lamp to harden and create a durable, long-lasting nail. When it comes to attaching soft gel nails, there are different methods and materials that can be used. Here are some of the materials that are commonly used to attach soft gel nails:
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Nail glue: Nail glue is a type of adhesive that is used to attach artificial nails to natural nails. It is a fast-drying, strong adhesive that can be used to attach soft gel nails. Nail glue is typically applied to the natural nail, and then the soft gel nail is pressed onto the glue and held in place until it dries.
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Soft gel: Soft gel can also be used to attach soft gel nails. This method involves applying a layer of soft gel to the natural nail, and then pressing the soft gel nail onto the layer of gel. The gel is then cured under a UV lamp to harden and create a strong bond.
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Builder gel: Builder gel is a type of gel that is used to create extensions on natural nails. It can also be used to attach soft gel nails. Builder gel is applied to the natural nail, and then the soft gel nail is pressed onto the gel and cured under a UV lamp.
It is important to note that the ingredients or materials used to attach soft gel nails can vary depending on the brand and type of product. Some products may contain natural resins and pigments, while others may contain chemicals that can be harmful if inhaled. It is important to follow the manufacturers instructions and safety guidelines when using any product to attach soft gel nails.
