Tint Base Clear PH 6.7 15 ml HEYLOVE

The slightly acidic "Clear pH 6.7" base coat offers the technician the opportunity to show care for their clients. This clear, self-cleaning base coat has a low acid content and is suitable for both base coat and polish application. This base coat can also be combined with Rubber Base: first, a thin layer of Rubber Base is applied, followed by a "pH 6.7" polymerization layer. This option ensures safe polymerization (without excessive heat) and does not stick the nail surface together.

For whom do we recommend the Clear pH 6.7 base?
- For clients with a thin nail plate, which is subject to the risk of deposits during the polymerization of the material.
The storage of our base minimizes heat generation.
- For clients who have a risk of reaction to acid base removers.
Low acid content reduces this toxicity.
- For clients who care about the health of their nails and want to switch to safer material.

This is the main idea of this base - a secure warehouse and customer care.

FEATURES :
- The base is covered for 3 years, after which there is a risk of expansion.
- The master needs to carefully follow the application recommendations.

To ensure reliable adhesion of the material to the surface of the nail, the master can prepare the plate as for extensions:

- raise the nails not with a buff, but with a nail file of 180-240 grit.
- carefully remove the cuticles and all the nails
⁃ defat and dry the surface of the nail with a dehydrator
⁃ apply ultrabond
⁃ apply a thin ball with a dry foam roller and then a drop after it for vibrating Nya.

Consistency: medium

Hardness/elasticity: elastic

Acidity: low acid

Method of drying :  apply Tint base "Clear pH6.7" to the prepared nail plate with one or two balls. Dry the skin ball in a UV/LED lamp for 60 seconds.

Volume : 15 ml

Country: Ukraine

Ingredients INCI: Special acrylic polymers, diphenyl(2,4,6-trimethylbenzoyl), phosphine oxide, acrylic monomer.

Attention! To avoid unwanted polymerization of the material during work, testing, or shooting for content, keep the open bottle or brush as far away from daylight as possible (especially direct sunlight). Also, please note that even in cloudy weather, clouds transmit a large amount of ultraviolet radiation, which is sufficient for the material to polymerize.