Nail gel Valeri Builder gel Flower No. 06, 15 ml

Valeri Builder Gel Flower is a collection of builder gels featuring delicate colored dried flowers suspended inside, adding a light floral mood and special charm to any manicure. Suitable for both nail extension and for correcting and reinforcing the nail plate.

A low-temperature formula with a high adhesion level — hard, medium (leaning toward dense) consistency, which self-levels well without running. The decorative dried-flower inclusions create a delicate designer effect with no extra materials needed. The gel is easy to apply and holds the nail's arch confidently. Part of the Valeri three-phase system, its comfortable consistency allows working with minimal or no filing.

Volume: 15 ml, no brush.

Application technique:

1. Prep the nail plate: remove old coating, perform mechanical prep, file the shape, and complete manicure prep.
2. Degrease the nail plate with Valeri Nail Prep&Cleanser 3-in-1 and apply Valeri Dehydrator and Valeri Ultrabond.
3. Apply a Valeri Rubber Base or Valeri Cold Base coat over the whole nail and cure in a UV/LED lamp for 30–60 seconds.
4. Apply the chosen Valeri Builder Gel Flower using your preferred technique (extension or reinforcement) and cure in a UV/LED lamp for 60–120 seconds.
5. File the shape and surface as needed.
6. Apply your chosen Valeri Top and cure in a UV/LED lamp for 60–120 seconds.

When using Valeri Rubber Top, remove the dispersion layer 2–3 minutes after curing. File out the natural nail from the inside as needed.

Notes:

• Prefer original lamps to maintain proper working technique.
• After curing, the material may have a sticky dispersion layer — remove this before applying color or top coat.
• Apply a thin layer near the cuticle to prevent lifting.
• Materials are temperature-sensitive: they thicken in winter and thin out in summer.

Caution! To avoid unwanted curing while working, testing, or filming content, keep the open bottle or brush as far as possible from daylight, especially direct sunlight. Even on overcast days, clouds let through enough UV light to trigger curing.