By Djess Gel Polish is a highly pigmented, hypoallergenic gel polish suitable for professionals. The range includes a growing number of colours and is HEMA-free. For optimal adhesion, degrease the nail with PrepMax and use a base coat such as the Founding Base or Gummy Base. Thin layers of the gel polish must be cured with a UV/LED lamp, followed by a top coat. This gel polish is hypoallergenic and therefore also suitable for people with sensitive skin.
By Djess Gel Polish is a highly pigmented hypoallergenic gel polish with a medium to thick consistency, for and by professionals. The number of By Djess gel polish colours is expanded very regularly.
Like all other By Djess products, the gel polish is HEMA-free.
Apply gel polish in 3 steps:
Basecoat : Apply a thin layer of basecoat to each nail. Place your hand under a UV/LED lamp to cure the basecoat for 30-60 seconds.
Gel polish : Next, apply a thin layer of the desired gel polish color , making sure you have even coverage. Let the gel polish harden again under the lamp. If necessary, repeat with a second layer of gel polish for a deeper color intensity. Make sure each layer is properly cured.
Topcoat : Finally, apply a thin layer of topcoat to seal in the color and provide a long-lasting shine. Cure the topcoat under the lamp. After the topcoat has cured, wipe off any sticky residue with a cleaner . Or use a No Wipe topcoat !
Are you tired of the harmful effects of traditional gel polish or have you ever had allergic reactions or skin irritations after applying gel polish? Then get a referral to a dermatologist for an allergy test. Are you allergic to HEMA? Then it's time to switch to Hema-free gel polish.
Traditional gel polish often contains HEMA. This substance is used as a binding agent for the dyes and to ensure that the gel polish adheres well to the nail. Unfortunately, if the gel polish is used carelessly and incorrectly, HEMA can cause skin and eye irritations and allergic reactions to the skin. This can lead to redness, swelling, itching and even blisters on the skin. Fortunately, there is now an alternative to traditional gel polish: HEMA-free gel polish.
