Imprimación sin ácido

A non-acid primer that improves adhesion between the natural nail and your enhancement — without the harshness of traditional methacrylic acid primers. It preps the surface so product grips properly from the first set.

Lifting is the most expensive problem in the salon: it costs you a rebooking, a repair, and sometimes the client. Proper priming is the cheapest insurance against it.

Stock up with the Buy 10 Get 2 Free bulk option — primer is a consumable you'll never regret having on the shelf.

1. Prep — push back cuticles, lightly buff the nail plate, and remove all dust.
2. Dehydrate — cleanse with alcohol or dehydrator and let dry.
3. Prime — apply a thin coat to the natural nail only. Avoid the skin and cuticle.
4. Dry — let it dry until tacky before applying base.
5. Build — continue with your gel, acrylic, or dip system as normal.

How is non-acid different from acid primer?
Acid primers etch the nail plate chemically. Non-acid works by improving surface bonding instead — gentler on the natural nail while still delivering strong adhesion.

How much should I use?
A thin coat. Over-applying is a common cause of lifting, not a fix for it.

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