Is your Base Coat, Top Coat or Lacquer contaminated?Īfter Top Coat, are you using drying drops, quick-dry sprays, fans, blowing on the nails and flapping hands to accelerate dry time? These are all not recommended.
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Is the Top Coat being applied in a generous layer over the Lacquer and capping the free edge? Is each layer drying matte before applying the next? Is the second layer of Lacquer being applied a bit heavier? Is the first layer of Lacquer being applied a medium consistency (not too heavy, not too thin)? 6-8 drops at a time, add more if it is still too thick.
Is your Lacquer/Top Coat too thick? (Reconstituting the viscosity with the Revive (thinner) is essential to maintain the correct viscosity. Is the Base Coat in a complete clear state (no traces of a milky look and residue on bottom of bottle)?Are you using the complete Dazzle Dry System?Īre you applying two layers of Base Coat to the nails, making sure to cap the free edge and allowing each layer to dry matte? Was the oil on the surface of the nail thoroughly removed by scrubbing the nails with soap and water?Īre you using one lint-free wipe per hand for step #1 Nail Prep?ĭid you saturate each pad well with Nail Prep and rotate the pad as you move to each nail, ensuring that you are finding a clean spot on the pad for each nail? All remaining traces of oil/lotion around cuticle area and under free edge must be removed. Using cuticle oil after buffing in the manicure keeps the nail well moisturized and supple, this can prevent premature chipping. Was a buffer used gently to remove the natural shine from the nail plate and smooth out cuticle work? This step is optional but it can help the Lacquer last longer. While the system is exceptionally easy, proper prep and application is always critical to success. If the manicure is chipping/peeling in less than 7 days, it is usually due to either application error or product contamination.
Following detailed instructions is vital to the success of your Dazzle Dry manicure.
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