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Founded by Cleveland serial entrepreneur Shaura Rodgers, Nailtorious has grown to include a nail supply megastore, training facilities, and retail line for nail techs.
Gelish’s new PolyGel is created especially for the professional nail technician and designed to combine the best qualities of acrylics and LED hard gels.
For you PolyGel users, here are Sandy Borges’ top five troubleshooting tips.
Gelish’s PolyGel was inspired by a desire to create a product that keeps everything nail techs like about acrylic and hard gel systems while removing the aspects they don’t like, according to creator Danny Haile. Here's what you need to know about the innovative new product.
How can so many people manage to muddy up the simple concept of gel products? If anything, gel has got to be the most simply named product used for nail enhancements. Gel is called gel because it's
Entity’s new Studio One PolyGel combines strong acrylic and hard gel polymers with soft polymers for easy, intuitive application.
You know what drives me nuts? The average American's ignorance of simple science. In this particular instance: chemistry. Most people I encounter don't know much about chemistry, and aren't interested in learning. Mostly what they know is
See the official Gelish PolyGel promo video.
See Gelish's official video on using PolyGel and creating a one-color overlay with soak-off gel.
Gelish founder and veteran nail tech Danny Haile shows how to “squeeze, slice, and roll” to extend the nail bed and create a French nail design using PolyGel in Cover Pink and Bright White. Before using Gelish PolyGel, be sure to prep the nails. To prep the nail, Danny used a 180-grit file and applied pH Bond and Hand & Nail Harmony's ProBond, which is a non-acid primer. Click here to watch Suzie Moskal demonstrate how to remove PolyGel, perform a fill, and sculpt a French fade.
