lotus blossom
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can you mix shellac polishes together before curing?
Don't know but going to ask anyway-Shellac?
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Layering yes, but I'm not sure about mixing.
lotus blossom
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Yeah I'm on about mixing them before applying
No, I asked Geeg when she was here and she said no. Something to do with the colours actually cure at different times but they say two minutes/60 seconds LED as it's all encompassing and you can't over cure. If they had to specify which colours need what time it would get confusing and potentially cause problems with under curing, etc.
So only layering as Noodle says, I do know techs who are mixing pre application and say their not having issues but the second it chipped/peeled/whatever I'd lose faith
So only layering as Noodle says, I do know techs who are mixing pre application and say their not having issues but the second it chipped/peeled/whatever I'd lose faith
noreenoconnor
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every colour has its own unique amount of photointiators to ensure a full cure. Mixing before applying will affect the cure and may lead to service breakdown and overexposure.
It's also not cost effective as there would be a lot of waste from transferring it out and then it would be awkward to paint with after it is mixed
Much easier and safer to just layer your colours , apply the most opaque one first for best results
It's also not cost effective as there would be a lot of waste from transferring it out and then it would be awkward to paint with after it is mixed
Much easier and safer to just layer your colours , apply the most opaque one first for best results
lotus blossom
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Thanks ladies x
