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Simple Steps To Use
Prep the nails – Push back cuticles, buff the surface, and clean the nails.
Apply base coat – Cure under UV/LED lamp. Scoop acrylic gel – Use a spatula to place gel on nail or dual form. Shape with brush – Dip brush in slip solution and sculpt the gel. Cure under lamp – 60s LED or 2 mins UV (depending on your lamp). Remove form (if using dual forms). File and buff – Shape and smooth the nail. Apply top coat – Cure again. Finish – Wipe off sticky layer and apply cuticle oil.Create Your Beauty Nail
Discover just how easy it is to create salon-quality nails at home. With our Acrylic Gel, achieving strong, beautifully sculpted nails has never been simpler. The smooth, colorful texture allows effortless shaping and flawless application — even for beginners.
FAQs
Acrylic Gel (also known as Poly Gel) is a hybrid between acrylic and gel systems. It offers the strength of acrylic and the flexibility of gel in a thick, moldable paste. It doesn’t self-level, is easy to sculpt, and cures under LED/UV lamp. Unlike builder gel, it requires no monomer and no mixing, making it cleaner and more user-friendly.
It’s ideal for building strong, lightweight extensions, overlays, and apex structure. You can safely extend up to 1.5 cm or more with proper sculpting. Great for salon French, coffin, almond, or modern long shapes.
No, it doesn’t self-level. It stays exactly where you place it until you sculpt it with a slip solution, making it perfect for controlled shaping and avoiding flooding.
Yes. Use a professional slip solution or 70%+ isopropyl alcohol to smooth and sculpt the gel. Avoid acetone or oily products—they may break down the gel’s consistency or interfere with curing.
Lourian® Acrylic Gel can be used in two main ways, depending on whether you’re building structured extensions or simply overlaying natural nails for reinforcement. The application method differs slightly between these 2:
① Structured Nail Extensions (With Nail Forms or Dual Forms)
Ideal for medium to long extensions, French structures, or sculpted salon shapes.
Step-by-step:
Prep the nail – push cuticles, buff surface, dehydrate and cleanse.
Apply base coat (e.g., Rubber Base) → cure under LED/UV lamp.
Apply nail form or dual form depending on your preferred method.
Scoop a small amount of Acrylic Gel and place it on the nail.
Use a brush dipped in slip solution to sculpt the gel into the desired length, apex, and shape.
Cure for 60 seconds (LED) or as per your lamp’s specs.
Remove form / dual form → cleanse sticky layer if needed.
File and refine shape to your desired nail structure.
Apply color gel / art / top coat → cure.
② Overlay on Natural Nails (Without Extension)
Perfect for natural nail reinforcement, thin or peeling nails, or as a builder base for nail art.
Step-by-step:
Prep natural nails – clean, buff, dehydrate.
Apply base coat → cure under lamp.
Place Acrylic Gel on the nail surface.
Use brush + slip solution to spread and shape the product over the nail, building subtle apex if desired.
Cure for 60 seconds.
File and smooth the surface.
Apply top coat / color / nail art → cure.
Yes, it’s beginner-friendly due to its non-runny texture and easy placement. It’s great for learning extensions, especially with dual forms or tips. Some practice is needed for smooth sculpting.
Absolutely. Once cured and filed, Acrylic Gel can be layered with any nail art gels or top coats—cat-eye, glitter, chrome, etc. It’s an excellent structural base.
