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A sheet of paper displays various gel polish color samples, each with a number and a description like 'swirled' or 'not swirled'. The title overlay reads 'How I make gel polish color samples'.
A hand holds a bottle of nail glue, labeled 'SUPER STRONG NAIL GLUE GEL'. The text indicates this is the first step in making gel polish samples.
A box of soft gel nail tips, labeled 'Soft Nail Gel Tips Soak off / Full Cover SHORT ALMOND', is shown. The text describes getting these full-coverage tips as the second step.
A hand applies a dot of glue to a piece of paper, with a black fake nail and a white fake nail already placed on glue dots. This illustrates the third step of the process.
A hand holds a bottle of base coat, labeled 'BASE COAT SOAK-OFF UV&LED CURED'. The text explains applying a layer of base coat to the fake nail and curing it.
A clear fake nail is shown on a piece of paper, labeled 'B11' in handwriting. The text instructs to label the fake nail with the color's name or number.
A hand holds a bottle of color gel polish, labeled 'Color Gel SOAK OFF UV&LED'. The text describes getting the desired color gel polish for the sample.
A teal-colored fake nail sample, labeled 'B11', is shown on paper next to a black sample. The text explains applying the color gel polish and curing it.
A hand holds a bottle of top coat, labeled 'TOP COAT SOAK-OFF UV&LED CURED'. The text indicates getting the gel top coat as the next step.
A finished teal-colored fake nail sample, labeled 'B11', is shown on paper. The text describes applying the top coat and curing it, completing the sample.
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How I make gel polish color samples

2025/7/16 Edited to

... Read moreCreating gel polish color samples is essential for nail artists and enthusiasts to display and organize various shades effectively. This process requires specific materials such as super strong nail glue, soft gel nail tips for full coverage, gel base coats, color gel polishes, and gel top coats—all commonly sourced from trusted brands like Modelones and Jodsone. To begin, it’s crucial to use high-quality Modelones soft nail tips designed for gel applications. These full-coverage tips come in various sizes and shapes, such as short almond styles, perfect for creating true-to-nail color representations. The base tip is secured onto a paper sheet using a strong nail glue like Merkup Nail Glue to ensure stability during application. Next, apply a base coat using Modelones Gel Base Coat which must be cured under UV or LED light for approximately 60 seconds. This step not only prepares the nail tip surface for gel application but also enhances polish adhesion and durability. For coloring, Jodsone gel nail polish colors are applied directly onto the cured base. It is recommended to cure each color layer under UV or LED light for 60 seconds to ensure full hardness and longevity. Even though creating samples is not about perfect nail art, neatness helps in better color visualization. After color application, a protective layer of gel top coat like the Modelones Top Coat is applied and cured. This finishing step seals the color, adds shine, and protects the sample from scratches or chipping. Labeling each sample with the corresponding gel polish number or name is a best practice to avoid confusion and assist in quick selection, especially when handling multiple shades. By following these detailed steps, nail artists can efficiently create organized, durable, and visually appealing gel polish color samples that serve as excellent references for clients or personal use. This method streamlines showcasing gel colors, reduces polish wastage, and improves customer satisfaction through professional presentation.