Paper Forms for Nail Extension DNKa’ 50 ks

Universal Lower Forms DNKa’
Professional classic paper forms made of rigid material, used for modeling artificial nails with gel, acrylic gel, or gel-jelly. Ideal for daily use in salons, they help masters of various skill levels make the modeling process easy and quick. With these forms, you can easily create an artificial nail and achieve a maximally natural effect.

Nail modeling forms with clear directional lines for precise and symmetrical extension:

Central Symmetry Line: A dark vertical line in the middle of the form ensures precise placement of the form relative to the center of the nail plate, helping to avoid deviations during modeling.
Parallel Arches and Grid: A grid structure with curved lines and numerical markings for precise control of nail length and width. The arches help create a natural curvature and make it easier to orient to the desired length for different styles.
Vertical Side Lines: Help align the form from both sides, ensuring symmetry and balance during extension.
Horizontal Length Lines: Numbered horizontal lines allow for precise determination of the desired nail length up to 7 levels, facilitating work for masters with different styles and techniques.
Flexible Side Wings: The side wings of the form are flexible, ensuring easy and secure adhesion to the finger, making it easier to fix the form without shifting, which simplifies the nail modeling process.

Technology for using lower forms:

Perform standard nail preparation: Remove previous coating, file the surface, shape nails to the desired shape, and perform a manicure.
Apply DNKa’ Dehydrator.
Apply DNKa’ Ultrabond.
Apply a layer of DNKa’ Fiber Base / Rubber Base. Cure in an LED/UV lamp for 30-60 seconds.
Place the lower forms, which you have previously cut to the shape of the nail bed with indentations and cutouts for the sidewalls if necessary.
With a small amount of modeling material, create a thin pad and cure for 2-4 minutes.
Remove the lower form from the finger with a gentle downward motion.
Then apply the required amount of material to the entire area of the planned length and model the desired architecture of the artificial nails.
Cure.