Valeri Builder Gel No. 20, 30 ml

Valeri Builder Gel is a collection of gels used for both nail extensions and for correcting and strengthening the nail plate. This is a low-cure-temperature gel with high adhesion; it is firm and of medium viscosity (leaning toward thick), which allows it to self-level very well without running. Pigmentation is moderate. They are easy to apply and hold the nail arch well.
Valeri gels are used in a three-phase system. Thanks to their excellent consistency, you can work using a no-file technique or with minimal filing.
Volume: 15 ml and 30 ml (without a brush)
Ingredients: acrylates copolymer, hydroxypropyl methacrylate, butyl acetate, 2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate, ethyl acetate.
Application technique:
Prepare the nail plate: remove any previous coating, mechanically prepare the nail, file the shape, and perform a manicure.
Degrease the nail plate using Valéri Nail Prep&Cleanser 3-in-1 and apply the acid-free Valeri Ultrabond.
Apply a base coat of Valeri Rubber Base to the entire nail and cure in a UV/LED lamp for 60–120 seconds.
Apply your chosen Valeri Builder Gel using your preferred technique (extensions or strengthening) and cure it under a UV/LED lamp for 60–120 seconds.
File the shape and surface as needed.
Apply a leveling coat of gel and cure under the lamp for 10–15 seconds, then clamp the extended nail and cure under a UV/LED lamp for 60–120 seconds.
Apply Valeri Top Non-Wipe and cure under a UV/LED lamp for 60–120 seconds.
When using Valeri Rubber Top, remove the dispersion layer 2–3 minutes after curing.
Notes:
- Gels with glitter must be stirred before use;
- Use original lamps to ensure proper application;
- After curing, the material may have a tacky, sticky layer, which should be removed before applying color or a top coat;
- Apply the gel in a thin layer near the cuticle to prevent lifting.
- Materials are sensitive to ambient temperature. Please note that materials thicken in the winter and become thinner in the summer.

Warning! To avoid unwanted curing of the material during application, testing, or content filming, keep open bottles or brushes as far away from daylight as possible, especially from direct sunlight. Please note that even on cloudy days, clouds allow a significant amount of ultraviolet radiation to pass through, which is sufficient to cause the material to begin polymerizing.