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Q: So what is different about this from pH bond? I have that and saw this... Aren't they the same thing?

Ph bond dehydrator to clean nail plate of oils. Pro bond is used to help artificial nails adhere to the nail plate. So that way there is a tight bond between nail plate and artificial nail. If u cure the pro bond under UV for a 1 min. Wearing artificial nails.

Q: Ah this is primer. i couldn't see the tiny writing?

This is a bonder, used after the cleansing primer

Q: can i use it with gelish nail polish because its peeling off very soon and i did read some people doing it but i am afraid to do it, and also it is ei

Make sure, before you use primer with gel polish (because it will significantly lengthen your removal time), that you are doing all your pre-polish prep correctly. You should have had at least 1 gel manicure professionally done, before you invest in the equipment and supplies yourself; you can also view prep steps on YouTube. Some people just have oilier nails and skin, which promotes lifting. But don't forget to use at least 91% rubbing alcohol to cleanse, dehydrate, and remove dust from your nails. Beginning the whole process with a quick, thorough, wash of the hands in grease-fighting dish detergent, like original Blue Dawn, without letting hands and nails get soaked, is an excellent start. Proper preparation and neat application are the most important factors in long-lasting gel polish wear. Sorry, I'm obsessed.

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✨ Unleash Your Inner Glam with Gelish! ✨

TRUSTED BRAND - Gelish - a name synonymous with quality!
PRECISION FORMULA - Designed for effective and gentle removal!
COMPACT CONVENIENT - Perfect for on-the-go professionals!
EFFORTLESS NAIL CARE - Transform your nail routine with ease!
ECO FRIENDLY PACKAGING - Sustainably packaged for the conscious consumer!

The Gelish Artificial Nail Remover is a 4oz solution designed for efficient and gentle removal of artificial nails. With its compact dimensions of 3.56 x 3.56 x 14.99 cm and a lightweight design of 131.54 g, it’s perfect for professionals seeking convenience without compromising on quality. Trust Gelish for a flawless nail care experience.

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So what is different about this from pH bond? I have that and saw this... Aren't they the same thing?

I hate the cotton ball and foil method of removing. Can I soak the cotton, use the plastic clips for about 15-20 minutes instead?

Ah this is primer. i couldn't see the tiny writing?

can i use it with gelish nail polish because its peeling off very soon and i did read some people doing it but i am afraid to do it, and also it is ei

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Manufacturer	Gelish
Item model number	HMYG0014
Product Dimensions	3.56 x 3.56 x 14.99 cm; 131.54 g
ASIN	B005XNC10Q

GelishArtificial Nail Remover,4oz

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