Top Gloss

Removing permanent enamel:

1. File off all the gloss with a 100/180 file, with the rough side, until the surface of the nails is completely matte and porous. It is important to file especially the sides and the tip to make it easier to remove. When applying Top Gloss, this step is very important since the gloss is thicker and a larger quantity is applied.
2. Soak a piece of cosmetic cotton with the Remover, place it on the nail, wrap the finger with aluminum foil (with the shiny layer facing the cotton and the matte layer facing outwards) and leave it to act for 12 minutes in the lamp.
3. Using a cuticle pusher or an orange stick, remove the polish and buff the nails with the buffing block to start over.

Application mode:

1. Preparation: Push back the cuticle and remove any excess with pliers, if necessary. To remove natural oils from the nails, file the area near the cuticle with a 100/180 file (with the fine side) and file the centre of the nail with the Buffing Block. Remove any dust with a brush or a paintbrush.
2. For very oily nails or those with difficult adhesion, it is recommended to apply Nailprep to dehydrate them.
3. Apply a thin coat of Ultra-Bond Primer and allow to air dry.
4. Apply a very thin layer of Hybrid Base and dry under the lamp. DO NOT CLEAN WITH CLEANER. You can also apply Base & Gloss as a base, but Hybrid Base is more advisable as it contains vitamin E and makes the product easier to remove.
5. Apply a thin layer of colour and cure under the lamp. For greater colour intensity, apply a second layer and dry again.
6. Apply Xtreme White permanent polish to perform the French manicure and dry under a lamp.
7. Apply a coat of Top Gloss, sealing the tips well, and dry under the lamp.
8. Clean the sticky layer with the Cleaner and a cotton swab.
9. Apply the Cuticle Oil and with the help of a dry cotton pad, polish the nails to give more shine and to moisturize the cuticle.