Spray Prep
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Nail and hand cleaning liquid
Large-sized nail preparation liquid in a practical pump spray. It can be used as a nail and hand cleaning spray at the beginning of the treatment. Due to its degreasing effect, it also helps the stencil adhere to the skin. When building with stencils, use it as a water-repellent and cleaning preparation liquid instead of the brush-on Nail Prep , sprayed onto the nails.
cleaning, dehydrating and degreasing effect
can be used on both our own hands and the hands of our guests
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Molecular Bonding, Restorative Care
Engineered for professionals who understand that lasting retention begins at the chemical level. Our advanced prep liquids, HEMA-free dehydrators, and pH-balancing primers extract surface moisture and create a microscopic double-sided bond that locks enhancements in place without damaging the keratin layer. Paired with high-shine cleansers and vitamin-infused cuticle oils, they guarantee lift-free wear while restoring essential moisture to the proximal nail fold.
Discover more in our FAQ
What is the difference between Nail Prep (Dehydrator) and Primer, and in what order should they be applied?
What is the difference between Nail Prep (Dehydrator) and Primer, and in what order should they be applied?
Nail Prep is a water-absorbing and pH-balancing liquid applied first across the entire natural plate to remove oils and moisture. Primer (Acid or Acid-Free) is applied second in a micro-thin layer strictly over the natural nail to act as a chemical bonding agent before base gel or acrylic application.
When should I choose Acid-Free Primer over Acid Primer?
When should I choose Acid-Free Primer over Acid Primer?
Acid-Free Primer is ideal for regular salon clients, dry or normal nail plates, and standard gel polish/builder gel services because it creates a sticky double-sided bond safely. Acid Primer is reserved for problematic, oily, or hyperhidrotic nails requiring deep moisture extraction for maximum acrylic retention.
Why do primers freeze during cold weather shipping, and how should they be handled?
Why do primers freeze during cold weather shipping, and how should they be handled?
Pure bonding agents have a higher freezing point and will crystallize into a solid state in cold temperatures. Do not force open the bottle or bend the brush while frozen, as this will break the bristle stem. Allow the bottle to reach room temperature naturally to thaw back into a liquid state without any loss of chemical performance.
How does applying cuticle oil impact the longevity of a fresh gel or acrylic service?
How does applying cuticle oil impact the longevity of a fresh gel or acrylic service?
Applying cuticle oil immediately post-service neutralizes chemical dehydration around the lateral folds and feeds essential fatty acids into the matrix growth zone. Consistent daily application keeps the natural keratin structure flexible under rigid artificial overlays, preventing premature brittleness and stress cracking.
