Resin

Appearing in the 80s in the United States, resin still seduces the unconditional fans of manicures today. The application of resin is nevertheless more technical than that of gel because it requires more filing as well as a different working of the product. Unlike gel, resin does not require catalyzation under a lamp.

The application protocol

For resin application, it is first necessary to apply tips. Then, using a resin brush, mix the liquid and the sculpting powder. The material must then be applied to the nail and sculpted using a professional nail drill or a nail file for false nails.
We offer sculpting powders in classic colors such as white, perfect for creating a beautiful French Manicure. But for more originality, we also have colored sculpting powders: red, pink, coral, eggplant...

How to remove resin nails?

To remove resin nails, nothing could be simpler! Simply soak the nails in Peggy Sage's Tips OFF solution. After a few minutes, the resin begins to dissolve. If necessary, remove any excess with a white block.
Then, soothe and strengthen the nails with a protective oil rich in vitamins and minerals.