Nail Art: Why pot-based color gel is great?

The use of potted color gel for nail art, compared to bottled gel, presents several notable differences, particularly in terms of precision, texture, and professional use. Don't be intimidated by potted color gels!

Advantages of Potted Gel

• Whether it's a soft gel, semi-hard gel, or colored gel, potted gel allows optimal control of application with the brush of your choice, depending on the desired technique!
• Pigmented and uniform, potted color gels do not need to be mixed; they allow for the application of 1-2 thin coats without thickening the nail for a natural result!
• Their thicker or creamier textures allow for better color molding. Ideal for details or effects (baby boomer, sugar effect, marble, watercolor).
• They are less expensive. You can afford to have more colors, and due to their small size, there is no waste, as you will tend to use the entire content, thus avoiding accumulating unused bottles.
• Stable texture even after opening. No need to shake or mix; they keep their texture practically intact.
• Excellent hold (3+ weeks without chipping).

One thing to be careful about is not to leave them near an illuminated UV LED lamp, as with the pot open, the gel risks hardening its surface and becoming unusable, so be sure to close them properly!