LAVIS NON STICKY NAIL EXTENSION POLY GEL 04
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Shade 04 of the line, LAVIS Poly Extension Gel 04 is a poly extension gel, a blend of powder and gel for long extensions, worked with slip solution.
What you get
- 1 x LAVIS Poly Extension Gel 04
Why techs stock it
- Powder and gel blend: the strength of powder with the control of gel.
- No monomer smell: cures under a UV or LED lamp.
- Up to 3 to 4 weeks: with proper prep and application.
- Works with dual forms: press and cure for fast, even extensions.
Specifications
| Brand | LAVIS |
|---|---|
| Line | Poly Extension Gel |
| Shade | 04 |
| Wear | Up to 3 to 4 weeks |
| Cure | UV or LED lamp |
| SKU | LAVISPG04 |
How to use it
- Prep: push back and clean the cuticle, then shape and buff.
- Primer: LAVIS Protein Bond & Primer, followed by a thin base coat, cured.
- Bead: dispense the gel onto the nail plate or a form.
- Sculpt: use slip solution on the brush so the gel moves without sticking.
- Cure and file: cure under the lamp, then file to the final shape.
- Finish: a coat of LAVIS Diamond Top Coat, cured.
Who it suits
- Long extensions without monomer.
- Techs who work with dual forms.
- Clients who want length with a gel feel.
Which option to choose
Nearby shades in this line: 03, 05, 4. Choose poly gel for long extensions with forms; for natural-nail overlays, a builder gel in the bottle is quicker. All lines are on the LAVIS builder gel page.
Storing it
Close it tightly after each client and keep it away from the lamp and windows. Screen color can differ from the real product, so check a swatch when an exact match matters.
More to pair with it: LAVIS builder gels, LAVIS Protein Bond & Primer and LAVIS Gel Base.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a lamp?+
Yes. It cures under a UV or LED lamp. LAVIS builder gels are made for a low heat spike, but cure in stages on thick layers.
Do I need slip solution?+
Yes. Dip the brush in slip solution to spread and shape the poly gel without it sticking to the brush.
How long does it last?+
Up to 3 to 4 weeks with proper prep, bonding and a sealed top coat.