Spider Gel is a decorative gel with a stringy consistency, designed for creating thin lines, geometric patterns, and a spiderweb effect. Nail artists can use it to add graphic details to their designs—from a single line to a more complex composition.
One product, many design possibilities
Spider Gel can be used to create straight, intersecting, and irregular lines. Varying the arrangement of the strands allows you to change the character of the design without having to manually paint each element with a fine brush.
The product is used, among other things, for:
- spiderweb effects,
- geometric patterns,
- abstract designs,
- thin lines on a solid color,
- contrasting details,
- more elaborate nail art compositions.
- For quick accents and full compositions
- At the salon, Spider Gel can serve as a product for complementary decorations when a client wants to add a small detail to her manicure, but it can just as easily be used as the main element of a design. Changing the number, direction, and arrangement of the lines allows you to create various effects without having to stock your workstation with many additional nail art products.
Product features:
- gel designed for nail art,
- distinctive, stretchy consistency,
- suitable for creating thin lines,
- can be used in geometric and abstract designs, as well as for a spiderweb effect,
- suitable for simple accents and elaborate nail art compositions.
How to work with Spider Gel?
- Pick up a small amount of gel with a probe, a thin brush, or another nail art tool, then stretch the product to form a thin thread. You can draw lines in different directions and layer them on top of each other to create your desired design.
- Cure under a UV/LED lamp for 60 seconds.
Warnings:
- For professional use only.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- May cause an allergic reaction.
- Avoid contact with skin.
- Avoid contact with eyes.
- Please read the instructions carefully.
- The product’s ingredients are subject to change. The current list of ingredients is printed on the packaging.
