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Question and Answer with Jacquie Teehan:
State Manager of Bio Sculpture® Gel with over 12 years experience in the nail industry
Healthier Nail Care
Soft Touch Nail Glamour
1. What is the difference between preparing the nail plate for Bio Sculpture® Gel and for acrylics?
When preparing the nail plate for a Bio Sculpture® Gel treatment there is only minimal and light buffing of the
nail in order to remove all traces of oils and dry skin, using the very softest of buffs. This is unlike acrylic
applications, which use dehydrating primers and bonding liquids and scratch the surface with harsh buffing, therefore
damaging the nail at the outset of application. Bio Sculpture® Gel achieves the best results with a nourished and
rehydrated nail. Bio Sculpture® Gel’s philosophy is to refrain from damaging the natural nail and to have as
little buffing and filing of the natural nail as possible. NO ABRASIVE and DAMAGING ELECTRIC DRILLS are used
in Bio Sculpture® Gel Treatments.
Are Your Nails Dehydrated?
2. Does Bio Sculpture® Gel dehydrate or rehydrate the nail plate? Why?
Bio Sculpture® Gel always promotes a healthy nail plate, so rehydration is part of how the system works, with
accompanying treatments that compliment and nurture the nail. Bio Sculpture® Gel’s Lavender Base
and Executive Base are multi-functional treatments which condition the natural nail. In contrast,
acrylic application requires the nail plate be dehydrated using primers and bonders therefore
creating weak, brittle natural nails.
Ingredients Plus
3. What is the difference in ingredients between Bio Sculpture® Gel and acrylics?
Bio Sculpture® Gel is the only gel brand in the world to receive the International 5 Star Farmovs Parexel rating
for efficacy and tolerability. Bio Sculpture® Gel does not contain any MMA, parabens, phthalates, toluene or
formaldehyde, as a result of this, Bio Sculpture® Gel is a proud supporter of the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
There are no overpowering or toxic odours and little dust as a result of minimal buffing, hence no face masks are
worn by Bio Sculpture® Gel technicians.
Hygiene Supreme
4. What is the difference in application between Bio Sculpture® Gel and acrylics?
Bio Sculpture® Gel is applied straight out of a sterile pot eliminating the need to mix powders with liquids in the
salon, making it a far simpler and more hygienic process. As Bio Sculpture® Gel doesn’t set until it is cured
under a UV light, it’s easier to work with and to achieve a perfect gel application. Furthermore,
Bio Sculpture® Gel technicians don’t use drills or facemasks - the treatment is gentle and never ever painful.
Beauty With Benefits
5. Does Bio Sculpture® Gel damage your nail plate?
Application of Bio Sculpture® Gel does not damage the natural nail at all as there is no need for roughing or
dehydrating the nail plate. The Bio Sculpture® Gel mantra is “Healthier Nail Care” and the ingredients in the gel
serve to enhance the condition of the natural nail, proving to be a helping hand to nail biters, who usually find
significant growth and the return of nails which they can be proud of.
Non-chip, Instant Dry
6. Why should people with naturally strong or healthy nails wear Bio Sculpture® Gel?
Polished and manicured nails on fingers or toes, even the naturally strongest, will chip and wear after only a few
days. In contrast, Bio Sculpture® Gel application gives a non-chip, smudge-proof and fade resistant colour for
up to 3 weeks – saving you time and money. Application dries within seconds under UV light,
ensuring that clients are good to go in great style, immediately after application.
Imagine being able to take your keys out of your hand bag without smudging your newly treated nails or
putting on your stockings or boots on after having a Gel application on your Toes?
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