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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Builder Gel.
Builder Gel is a thick, UV-cured gel used as an overlay or extension. Unlike acrylics, it remains flexible, produces less odor, and is gentler on the natural nail. It’s cured under LED/UV light and often requires less filing and maintenance.
With proper care, Builder Gel can last three to six weeks before a fill is recommended. Growth at the cuticle becomes noticeable; schedule fills every two to three weeks for optimal strength, or as recommended by your technician based on nail health.
Yes — when applied correctly, Builder Gel reinforces and protects weak nails while promoting growth. A trained technician will assess damage, use gentle prep, and may recommend treatments or shorter extensions to avoid further stress and encourage healthy recovery.
You can use regular nail polish over Builder Gel, but a compatible base coat ensures adhesion. For longer-lasting color, gel polish cured under LED/UV provides superior durability. Your technician can recommend the best topcoat and application for longevity.
Maintain nails by avoiding harsh chemicals, wearing gloves for chores, moisturizing cuticles daily, and using gentle nail oil. Avoid prying or picking at enhancements; schedule regular fills and consult your technician if lifting or damage appears to prevent infections and prolong wear.
Improper removal can damage nails, but professional soaking and gentle buffing minimize harm. Your technician will use acetone soak and carefully remove product, rehydrating nails afterward. Avoid peeling or forceful removal—book a removal appointment to protect nail health.