• Wipe the brush: Scrape excess gel off the sides of the brush so it does not drip or pool.
• Control pressure: Press lightly for fine, sharp lines and press down a bit harder if you need thicker strokes.
• Flash cure: Cure your design under a mini UV/LED light for 5 to 10 seconds after drawing a line or two. This locks the art in place before you add crossing lines or new colors.
• Keep layers thin: Apply thin, controlled strokes instead of thick globs to ensure proper curing and avoid wrinkles.
• Practice first: Test your hand steadiness on a display wheel or practice sheet before working on your actual nails

Ingredients

Acrylates Copolymer, DPHA, DPPO, 1-hydroxycyclohexyl phenyl ketone, CI 77891, CI 77019, CI 74160, CI 77492, CI 77491, CI 77499

Why do my lines look thick or blobby?

Too much gel on the brush or too much pressure can widen the stroke. Remove excess product and work with lighter pressure.

Why do detailed lines blur or smudge?

Long uncured working time or layering over wet details can let the gel move. Cure finished details before adding overlapping elements.

Why does liner gel wrinkle or feel soft after curing?

Thick or heavily raised gel may not cure evenly. Keep details thin and cure fully according to your gel system and lamp.