BIBLIOTEKA Bottle Gel № 04 Nude – a warm beige gel, 10 ml.
BIBLIOTEKA Bottle Gel № 04 Nude – a warm beige gel, 10 ml.
NUDE – a beige-pink shade. Warm, close to a natural tone.
Can be applied in two coats for more opaque coverage.
BOTTLE GEL – a gel in a bottle with a brush, of medium consistency with excellent self-leveling properties.
The material is easy to control during application, spreads quickly, and holds its shape.
Suitable for strengthening short and medium-length nail plates.
This material is for those who prioritize speed and precision in every step.
Advantages:
- Gel format in a bottle with a brush-quick application “ready to go.”
- Medium consistency-easy to control and spreads evenly.
- High self-leveling – minimal filing required after curing.
- No shrinkage after polymerization.
- Balance of strength and elasticity: resistant to cracks, chips, and peeling during wear.
- Shades with an inner veil-work with the natural shade of the nail.
- Comfort during polymerization-reduced heat generation* (*when applied at the correct layer thickness).
- Safe formula: TPO-free.
Technical specifications:
- Type: bottle gel (gel in a bottle with a brush)
- Consistency: medium
- Self-leveling: high
- Hardness: above average
- Shrinkage: none
- Pigmentation: medium (veil effect)
- Dispersion: tacky layer after polymerization
- Curing: LED – 60-90 s / UV – 120-180 s
- Volume: 10 ml
Recommendations for use:
- Prepare the nail plate (chemical/mechanical preparation).
- Apply a thin layer of SCOTCH BASE / RUBBER BASE using rubbing motions.
- Apply a medium layer of BOTTLE GEL; allow the gel 1-3 seconds to self-level
- Curing: LED – 60-90 seconds / UV – 120-180 seconds
- Remove the dispersion layer; if necessary, perform minimal filing.
- Seal with CLEAR NO UV top coat.
Warnings:
Avoid contact with skin. Store in a tightly closed container at a temperature between +5°C and +25°C. Keep away from light and children. The material is sensitive to UV/LED light-do not leave it exposed to lamp light or sunlight while working or filming to avoid premature curing. Use only as directed.
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