adelekeegan1
Chatty geek
Some time ago I bought Popits and got on quite well with L&P but couldn't master them with gel.
I just couldn't get the right amount of pressure on the Popit whilst it was curing and had all sorts of problems. I had tried loads of different ways to hold it in the correct place but always found them too tight or too loose, resulting in gaps, bubbles etc.
I decided to give it another go today, just on myself, and made a discovery. When applying the gel laden Popit to my nail, once I had lowered it to the surface of the nail I just kept the finger next to the one I was doing on it with light pressure and put my hand in the lamp for a 10 second freeze cure. Obviously 'the holding finger' is blocking the UV so to be sure I repeated the 10 seconds and then removed my finger and the Popit stayed in place.
I then did the full cure with the Popit on and again with the Popit off.
I hope this helps someone else to cut the time doing their own nails
I just couldn't get the right amount of pressure on the Popit whilst it was curing and had all sorts of problems. I had tried loads of different ways to hold it in the correct place but always found them too tight or too loose, resulting in gaps, bubbles etc.
I decided to give it another go today, just on myself, and made a discovery. When applying the gel laden Popit to my nail, once I had lowered it to the surface of the nail I just kept the finger next to the one I was doing on it with light pressure and put my hand in the lamp for a 10 second freeze cure. Obviously 'the holding finger' is blocking the UV so to be sure I repeated the 10 seconds and then removed my finger and the Popit stayed in place.
I then did the full cure with the Popit on and again with the Popit off.
I hope this helps someone else to cut the time doing their own nails