Haven’t had the chance to book an appointment for your Natural Nail Overlay lately? Not to worry, I’ve compiled a list of easy to find, value priced alternatives you can get in order to continue caring for the healthy and strong nails you’ve worked so hard to maintain!
One thing to remember is that although using these products is not the same as getting a quality professional service done, they have all been personally tested by me and I can assure you that they will get the job done until you can schedule your next appointment with me.
Supplies for DIY Gel Overlay
(everything here is HIGHLY recommended if you want your overlay to LAST)
Nail Clipper (straight and curved edge)
Cuticle Nippers (for cuticles and hangnails)
Nail Files (disposable)
Acetone (for removal of debris and soft gels)
Alcohol (for removal of debris)
Nail Primer (vital for the longevity of gel applications)
Nail Dehydrator (vital for the longevity of gel applications)
Builder in a Bottle (This is a soft gel prodcut, which means it can be soaked off with acetone if you want to remove it completely)
Gel Base Coat and Top Coat set
Gel Curing Lamp (UV/LED Hybrid is highly recommended)
Mulberry Moon Nail & Skin Oil (You KNOW this is the ONLY cuticle/skin oil I will ever recommend. It’s been proven to give lasting results for every one of my clients time and time again!) Contact me if you need to buy some or if you’re running out and need to stock up soon.
Beetles Gel Polishes (For at-home use you can’t beat the quality of Beetles brand found on Amazon. These were my go-to polishes while in beauty school and while I worked my way to affording more professional brands!)
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