Stronger Nails Made Simple with LDS Rubber Base Gel
Now’s an exciting time to expand your skill set and try new products. Have you tried rubber base gel yet? It’s a must-have for a stronger, more beautiful manicure. It’s especially helpful for fortifying weak, thin, and brittle nails. It also prevents lifting if you have oily nails.
Rubber base gel is ideal for structured manicures that need to be flexible and long-lasting. Moreover, it turns natural nails and extensions into the perfect canvas for nail art. Let’s see how LDS rubber base gel can get you the results you desire.
What Is Rubber Base Gel?
This is no ordinary nail polish. It’s a gel that must be cured under nail lamp. LDS Rubber Base Gel has a thick formula with multiple benefits like:
- The ideal foundation gel that’s safe for fragile nails
- Creates manicures that last three weeks or more
- Improves adhesion and durability of following layers
- Flexible when cured so that it bends with the natural nail
- Reinforces brittle and thin nails without making them stiff
- Acts as a ridge filler to smooth the surface and build the apex
- Suitable for extensions as it prevents lifting
- Helpful for growing out natural nails as it provides protection
- Smooth formula is easy to apply and comes with the applicator brush in the bottle
- Comes in thirty pink and neutral shades that set to a high-gloss, salon-quality finish
That’s a quick overview. Now, let’s dive a little deeper into how to use rubber base gel.
LDS Bouncy Blush Collection
Who Needs LDS Rubber Base Gel?
The ideal use case for rubber base gel is to apply it to strengthen splitting, thin, brittle, or flaky nails. It fortifies fragile and damaged nails and gives them flexibility that would normally be out of reach.
If someone has oily nails and struggles with extensions that lift or polish that peels, rubber base gel provides the extra adhesion to prevent problems.
But be aware that rubber base gel isn’t as necessary for rigid, dry nails. It won’t make them more flexible. However, it still smooths the surface and protects the natural nail against damage.
What’s more, rubber base gel won’t build extensions like hard gel or poly gel. But it will guard the natural length you’ve already achieved and make it easier to wear extensions.
No matter what type of nails you have, rubber base gel is the foundation that can lead to an absolutely gorgeous finish.
What Can You Do with Rubber Base Gel?
Unlike a regular gel base that you would soak off to change a manicure, you don’t need to remove everything every couple of weeks. Instead, file down most of the rubber base without filing the natural nail, take care of the cuticles, cleanse, then reapply the rubber base gel. This is excellent news for those who want to grow out their natural nails!
Moreover, it helps if you have flexible natural nails and extensions tend to pop off. Rubber base gel helps the tips stay put without stiffening the nails. It simply stays flexible and defends against chipping and breaking. Again, this is wonderful when you’re trying to grow out your nails.
Since rubber base gel is thicker than regular gel polish, it self-levels and fills in the texture. In a moment, we’ll discuss how to apply rubber base gel. Then you’ll see how to use it to add volume and build an apex.
How to Apply LDS Rubber Base Gel
Here’s how to get professional results with LDS rubber base gel:
- After you prep the nails as you would for any gel manicure, mix the rubber base gel in the bottle and brush on a thin coat. There’s no need for any other base coat.
- Apply it as you would builder gel in a bottle (BIAB), with a back-and-forth motion instead of vertical strokes.
- Cure it for 30 seconds.
- Brush on a slightly thicker layer and flip the nail upside down. Let gravity build the apex of the nail for 10 seconds.
- Place the nail in the lamp and cure for 60 seconds.
- Finish with a top coat and cure for 60 seconds. You don’t even need colored polish!
- But you can also apply colored polish and enhancements as desired.
The main differences between it and regular gel polish are the brushstrokes and how you use rubber base gel to add volume to the nails.
When it comes time to completely remove rubber base gel, it’s not as challenging as hard gel to take off. File it and soak it just as you would any gel manicure.
Nail Art Ideas Using Rubber Base Gel
Anything you can do with gel polish, you can do with rubber base gel. It only needs a top coat to be a complete manicure. What’s more, the LDS Bouncy Blush collection has rubber base gels in beautiful nudes and neutrals that suit any occasion or ensemble.
For example, you can apply the rubber base gel, cure it, then decorate to your heart’s content. Use regular gel polish and embossing gel to create ombre designs and floral patterns. Add rhinestones or pearls, or sculpt embellishments with poly gel for 3D effects. Finish with a top coat and enjoy!
You can also add glitter and charms to spice up your look. They hold on well because of the extra adhesion that rubber base gel offers.
Since LDS rubber base gel comes in thirty colors, it’s easy to find the right hue for everyone’s skin tone. Plus, it’s easy to match it with gel polish in practically any shade.
Plus, rubber base gel is compatible with special gels like cat eye polish, line art gel, spider gel, chrome powder, and other products. It’s the perfect product to use when you invest a lot of time and effort into making your nails stunning!
We believe that you’ll love LDS rubber base gel for the convenience, performance, and protection it offers every manicure you complete with it.
Conclusion
If you want flexible but durable reinforcement for natural nails to help them grow, the answer is rubber base gel. If you crave extensions that stay put, use rubber base gel. This is a product that keeps your finish looking salon fresh for three weeks or more. Now’s the perfect time to stop by our store and pick up your favorite shades!
