VIRUS
VIRUS [vahy-ruhs]
What it is: Sub-microscopic infectious agent that replicates inside living cells and can cause disease in all types of life forms.
What it is: Sub-microscopic infectious agent that replicates inside living cells and can cause disease in all types of life forms.
Soak-Off Gel Colour
Gel Nail Polish
Assorted Gel Polish Colors
What it is: A chip-resistant brush-on pigmented oligomer in an opaque bottle or pot that cures when exposed to UV or LED light.
How to use it: Developed to create long-lasting, durable nail color. Use on clients that want a chip-resistant polish for 2-3 weeks of wear. Dries immediately once cured.
How to apply it: Most often used with a base coat, then 2 layers of color, then finished with a shiny or matte top coat with each layer being cured.
How to remove it: Apply acetone or product remover to a cotton pad, gently press to the nail & wrap with a foil. Soak according to manufacturer’s instructions.
How to store: Store with lids tightly closed in a cool, dry place & keep away from heat & light.
What it is: The top surface of the nail, from eponychium to extension edge, when looking at the enhancement from the side view.
What it is: A colorless liquid hydrocarbon present in coal tar and petroleum and used as an organic solvent and in organic synthesis.
How to use it: Found in nail polish, base coats, top coats, hardeners and polish remover. It is used to help dissolve other substances as well as help adhere others to the nail.
How to store it: In a dark dry, cool place.
What it is: A sheer object or material allows partial light to pass through; it’s almost clear.
How to use it: Sheer or almost-clear nail shades, which are not quite translucent yet nowhere near opaque, and often come in nudes, beiges or light pinks.
Strong, black Mylar forms create the perfect surface for sculpting white and clear
Nail Enhancement Forms
What it is: Often made of paper/mylar coated with adhesive backs, or pre-shaped plastic of aluminum; placed under the free edge and used to extend the nail enhancements beyond the fingertip for additional length.
What it is: Water or oil-based exfoliant that can contain mild, gritty abrasives and moisturizers. Often made from salt, sugar or fruit kernals.
How to use it: Used to help remove dry, flaky skin, open pores and leave skin smooth and moisturized. Also used in pedicures to reduce and smooth calluses.
What it is: A substance used to reduce or eliminate pathogens on skin or surfaces.
How to use it: Used on client and professional before service begins. Used on surfaces and tools between clients.
What it is: A form of extreme nail that is sculpted to resemble an almond nut shape with exaggerated lower arches to creating an angle at the tip. It has the appearance of a square pipe nail from the side view with apex placed in the middle of the natural nail bed. Looks beautiful with very long and deep nail bed.
What it is: A massage technique that stimulates reflex points on the feet, hands and head that are linked to different parts of the body.
How to use it: A salon service used to relieve tension and believed to help treat illness.