This high-density PolyGel does not spread and serves as the second phase in a three-phase nail sculpting system. It is ideal for creating nails of any length, both with and without forms, as well as for strengthening and restoration.

Application:

1. Prepare the nails: Perform a manicure, buff the nails with a soft file, and apply a dehydrator and primer.

2. Prepare the brush or spatula: Use a brush for gel or acrylic, or a spatula.

3. Apply PolyGel: Use the spatula to take the desired amount of gel from the tube and place it on the nail plate, forming a ball.

4. Degreaser: Pour a small amount of degreaser into a container.

5. Moisten the brush: Dip the brush in the degreaser and apply the material using the acrylic method.

6. Reapply degreaser: If the material starts to stick to the brush, moisten the brush in the degreaser again during the sculpting process.

7. Distribute PolyGel: When applying PolyGel, do not press too hard on the brush. Smoothly and gently stretch the gel for even distribution.

8. Cure the nails: Once the desired shape is achieved, cure the nails in an LED lamp for 60 seconds (depending on the lamp's power) or in a UV lamp for 2 minutes.

9. Finish: Remove the sticky layer and file the nails with a 150/180 grit file for artificial nails.

10. Top coat: Apply the top coat.