Nail resin systems
Created by Jaidan Turek
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Building resin | A thicker- viscosity resin |
Dip powder | A very fine polymer powder that is usually heavily pigmented with color |
Dip system | A resin and polymer powder-based system where the resin absorbs the powder to create a hard coating over the nail |
Fabric wrap | Made of silk, linen or fiberglass |
Fiberglass wrap | Made from a very thing synthetic mesh with a loose weave |
Fill | also known as a backfill, when enhancement product applied onto the new growth of nail |
Maintenance | When a nail enhancement needs to be serviced after two or more weeks from the initial application of nail enhancement product |
Nail resin systems | Any group of products that includes nail resin to build strength and structure over a natural nail or nail tip |
Nail resin | Made from cyanoacrylate |
Nail wrap | Any method of securing a layer of fabric or paper on a nail to increase its strength and durability |
Rebalance | A structural correction of the location of apex of the nail to balance and prolong its strength, shape and durability |
Resin accelerator | Assists in speeding up the dry time of the resin, also called an activator |
Silk wrap | Made from a thing natural material with a tight weave that becomes transparent when wrap resin is applied |
Stress line | The line where the free edge of the nail meets the nail bed |
Stress strip | A strip of fabric cut to about 1/8 (3.12 mm) in length and applied across the stress line |
Viscosity | The thickness of the resin liquid |