Biogel is the material created on the basis of natural ingredients which is intended for strengthening of nail plates. Shellac is gel polish with which cover nails for appearance. Combination of two technologies is possible only at observance of some conditions.
Long-term covering for manicure in the people call just "shellac". And this product created by the American company CND was the first hybrid of varnish and gel. Later there were gel polishes of other firms which mistakenly continue to call "shellac". Uniqueness of covering that it is not chopped off and is not erased for a long time (up to four weeks). Many have question of whether it is possible to apply Shellac on other artificial covering. For example, biogel.
Arguments in favor of drawing
Biogel is initially intended for strengthening of natural nails. Color scale of biogels is not so extensive, as at gels which use for nail extension. For this reason many masters not only cover the nails strengthened by biogel with "shellac", but also recommend to carry out these two procedures in common. First, natural nails appear under double protection. Biogel strengthens them and protects from demolitions. Shellac gives to manicure identity and completeness, in addition strengthening from demolitions and chips. Secondly, Shellac applied on the nails covered with biogel keeps even longer. Cases when girls did not change covering during 1.5-2kh months are known. At the same time the appearance of manicure remained faultless.
Technology of drawing
That manicure has met expectations, it is necessary to adhere to the strict sequence. First, at first biogel in due form and to canons of strengthening of nails is applied. The procedure is performed from beginning to end, except for the last action – drawing finishing layer. It is not required if from above nails become covered with gel polish. Secondly, before drawing Shellac it is not required to do substrate (first preparatory layer, basis). This role is already carried out by biogel. Thirdly, "shellac" is applied on usual technology, is fixed by finishing protective coating. Here no changes should be. If to adhere to the correct technology of putting one material on another, then they will not tear away each other. Correctly put covering will not be chopped off, and nails will not look too condensed. Also the fact that Shellac applied on biogel does not affect the main properties of the last in any way is remarkable. Material will not interfere with air circulation and also inflow of useful vitamins from the outside (for example, from the strengthening nail baths which can be done even then when nails are covered with biogel).