Nail Gels

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between builder gel and gel polish?

Builder gel is used to extend and strengthen the nail, has a thicker consistency, and cures under a UV/LED lamp into a solid layer. Gel polish, by contrast, is a thinner colored layer meant to decorate the natural nail, typically lasts 2–3 weeks, and adds no strength or length to the nail.

How do I choose the right gel for beginners versus professionals?

Beginners benefit from self-leveling gels with a thicker consistency, which apply easily and forgive small imperfections. Experienced nail technicians often reach for firmer builder gels, which allow more precise shaping and French manicures.

How long does it take to cure gel under a lamp?

Curing time depends on the lamp and gel type, typically ranging from 30 to 120 seconds under LED lamps and 2–3 minutes under UV lamps. It is always best to follow the manufacturer instructions for the specific product, since undercuring can cause tackiness or early chipping.

How do I safely remove gel nails?

Gel is removed by buffing the top layer and then soaking the nail in acetone for 10–15 minutes, or using a nail drill technique. Forcibly peeling off gel damages the natural nail, so it is important to always proceed gently and treat the nail with nourishing oil after removal.