lifting bio sculpture.

[jobod]

Hi there this is my 1st time! i've been doing nails for 2 yrs now and 19 mths ago i converted to bio sculpture which i really like. i do my own nails and have been doing from the beginning. my problem is this: recently ive noticed my gel lifting really badly from the free edge, the last time it was so bad i had to re do the whole lot after 7 days but instead of having to soak them off (i cant infill my own) i just peeled them off. the gel comes off in a whole piece. its as if my nails are rejecting the stuff! none of my regulars suffer this problem. can anyone help please!

 

[ADiva1]

Hi there this is my 1st time! i've been doing nails for 2 yrs now and 19 mths ago i converted to bio sculpture which i really like. i do my own nails and have been doing from the beginning. my problem is this: recently ive noticed my gel lifting really badly from the free edge, the last time it was so bad i had to re do the whole lot after 7 days but instead of having to soak them off (i cant infill my own) i just peeled them off. the gel comes off in a whole piece. its as if my nails are rejecting the stuff! none of my regulars suffer this problem. can anyone help please!

Hi Welcome to the site.
Just a few things that spring to mind.

• Have you changed your UV Bulbs since you've been using biosculpture?
• Are you capping your free edges?
• The thing is that most times we rush our own nails, but do other people's to perfection, which is rightly so.
• Do you use executive base, if you do, try not to.
• Are you buffing your own nails lightly before you put the gel on?
• Is there residue of old gel that might still be on when you apply a new set?

Cant really think of anything else!

 

[jobod]

Hi Welcome to the site.
Just a few things that spring to mind.

• Have you changed your UV Bulbs since you've been using biosculpture?
• Are you capping your free edges?
• The thing is that most times we rush our own nails, but do other people's to perfection, which is rightly so.
• Do you use executive base, if you do, try not to.
• Are you buffing your own nails lightly before you put the gel on?
• Is there residue of old gel that might still be on when you apply a new set?

Cant really think of anything else!

thanks 4 all of that. its not the bulbs as ive changed them recently. i dont use exec base either. i re did them last night and made sure i buffed them and licked the edges which i admit i dont usually do.

 

[Deb379]

Hi there

Are you curing it long enough?
Is your brush dry enough after you have cleaned it?

Have you looked in your training manual for problem shooting? There's a section in there which suggests all possible scenarios. Might be worth having a look.

Are you by any chance using S gel?
Are your nails flaky?

If you still find you are getting nowhere finding a solution drop your training centre an email, they're always only too glad to help.

Let us all know if you find out what's causing it.

Deb379