Monomer liquid and polymer powder nail enhancement
Created by Jaidan Turek
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
Abrasive | A nail file or buffer |
Benzoyl peroxide (BPO) | used to start the chain reaction that leads to curing |
Chain reactions | A process that joins together monomers to create very long polymer chains |
Dappen dish | A small glass or plastic container that holds a minimal amount of products for one service use |
Fill, Backfill | A two to three weeks maintenance service to fill in the area of new growth with new products as well as rebalance the shape of the nail and perform any repairs needed |
Grit | How many grains of sand are on the file per square inch |
Lifting | When artificial products lift up or pull away from the nail |
Liquid or powder nail enhancement | Created by combining a monomer liquid mixed with polymer powder |
Mix ratio | The amount of monomer liquid and polymer powder used to create a bead |
Nail primer | Used on the natural nail prior to products application to assist in adhesion |
Shiner | A buffer (usually 400/1000/4000), used to create a highly shine on a natural nail or a nail enhancement |