American Gelip tips (275 pieces).
Gelip are full-coverage extensions specially formulated to provide a comfortable and lightweight American application in a quick and easy-to-use format without sacrificing quality.
The tips are ready to be applied, with their pre-etched inner surface there is no need for prep liquid or filing!
No need for primer on the natural nail!
Use directly on Gelip Bond (optional base).
We recommend using Super Gelip Bond or Gelip Bond Mochi.
See the tutorial video below:
- PREPARATION: Carefully prepare the nail by removing dead skin and loose cuticles, as well as non-adhering parts around the plate. Lightly buff the nail with a sponge buffer block to remove impurities and excess shine. Wipe off any moisture with alcohol to prepare the nail for gel application.
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BASE (OPTIONAL): Apply a gel base to the natural nail and cure under UV and/or LED lamp.
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SUPER GELIP BOND: Clean the Gelip with alcohol before application. Apply Super Gelip Bond gel only to the bonding area with the natural nail, then apply the remaining gel to the base of the Gelip.
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GELIP APPLICATION: Apply the Gelip slightly above the cuticles and cure briefly, then fully cure once all the tips are applied. File the edge for a natural and invisible result.
- COVERAGE: Lightly buff the surface with a buffer block and apply a layer of KOKOIST base gel. Cure under UV and/or LED lamp to prepare the nail for color application.
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COLOR: Apply the gel color of your choice and cure under UV and/or LED lamp.
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FINISHING: Apply KOKOIST Top Coat Gel and cure under UV and/or LED lamp.
NOTE: KOKOIST Gelips can be fully removed or refilled. We recommend using a powerful UV/LED lamp for optimal curing, as a gel that is too thin may peel off. Adhere to the recommended curing times for each step. Be careful not to apply gel to the skin. Applying gel to the cuticles or around the eponychium can cause lifting. Uncured gel left on the skin can lead to allergic reactions. In case of itching, redness or swelling, discontinue use immediately and consult a doctor.