Never peel or pull off gel polish, as this can damage your natural nails, since you may pull off the nail plate along with it. Use our removal kit instead.

No, you cannot. You have to remove the old product first and then apply new product afterwards.

This happens if you have applied too thick a layer of gel polish, as it may not cure completely under the UV lamp. When only the surface is hardened, the underlying product will evaporate and seep up to the surface.

If the gel polish begins to lift from the nail plate, one of the reasons may be:
You accidentally got the product on the skin/cuticle.
You didn't clean the nail with cleanser well enough before applying the gel. If there is dust or lint, the gel may loosen.
If you haven't removed or pushed back the cuticles and the product touches them, it will also begin to lift after a few days.

No, on the contrary. When you have gel polish on, it actually protects against scratches, etc. However, be aware that the removal process must be done correctly, and that you must not pull or pick off the gel polish yourself!

No, nails are made up of dead keratin cells, so the nail does not breathe whether you have our gel polish on or off.

The burning sensation occurs when the gel polish is curing inside the machine. It is very normal and can be felt.

It is super important that you remember to seal the tip of the nail when applying the product, remember to do it at all steps. It provides much better durability.

This varies greatly from person to person. It often depends on one's natural nails, how much they use their nails, how well they take care of them, and how skilled they are at applying the gel polish properly.

Yes. In fact, it would be a great idea as your nails become stronger and more resistant. But of course, it is always best not to bite your nails, as the product will also last longer.

Both the base coat, color coat and topcoat should be in the machine for 60 seconds. If it's not completely dry, you can cure them for an additional 60 seconds.

It is genereally considered safe for pregnant women to use gel polish on their nails. However, it's important to note that there are a few potential risks associated with using any kind of nail polish, including gel polish, during pregnancy.

Gel polish differs from regular nail polish in that it requires curing under a UV-LED lamp, providing longer durability and a shiny finish. Regular nail polish, on the other hand, air-dries and requires no special curing. Gel polish tends to be more resistant to damage, while regular nail polish is often more fragile and prone to chipping. Removing gel polish typically requires acetone, whereas regular nail polish is easily removed with nail polish remover.

To extend the durability of your gel nails, you should avoid using your nails as tools, apply nail oil regularly to keep them flexible, and avoid exposure to harsh chemicals without protection. Additionally, it's important to minimize excessive exposure to water and use gloves during household tasks. Also remember to prep your nail perfect!