IBD bonder?

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tash_louise

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Hi been looking at ibd brand can someone please tell why there is gel bonder? I haven't heard of this before and didn't use it in my training thanks
 
The bonder is used for longevity. You'll likely find that if you don't use it at least along the free edge then your client will experience lifting and/or chipping.
 
The bonder is used for longevity. You'll likely find that if you don't use it at least along the free edge then your client will experience lifting and/or chipping.
Oh ok thanks I haven't used it so far and haven't had problems when is it applied? Thanks
 
Oh ok thanks I haven't used it so far and haven't had problems when is it applied? Thanks
Is it same as a primer I use a primer? Thanks
 
Primer will dehydrate the nail, bonder acts a kind of adhesive and will help the gel polish adhere to the nail. Not all brands will have a primer and a bonder. Was your training generic? If it was brand specific I would have thought this should have been covered.
 
Primer will dehydrate the nail, bonder acts a kind of adhesive and will help the gel polish adhere to the nail. Not all brands will have a primer and a bonder. Was your training generic? If it was brand specific I would have thought this should have been covered.
It was a course that covered many things so not brand specific so u would primer then bonder then polish?
 
That would depend on the brand and also what product you are using i.e. Gel polish, l&p
 

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