Private and ordered anyway
We check all orders every day and ask you to provide a Chamber of Commerce, VAT number and / or beauty (nail) related training.
Can't you prove this?
Then we will not send the order and we will create a credit to refund the money as soon as possible.
You can expect the amount to be reversed within 14 days.
Why can I just order?
We provide training to students who do not yet have a Chamber of Commerce and are preparing to open a professional salon.
For this reason, we have chosen not to tick this mandatory and we trust that this will not be abused.
Sales to private individuals?
No, we are a wholesaler and not a retailer. Our products are protected to maintain professionalism, protect our professionals and prevent problems such as allergies.
How do I safely remove my gel polish?
Step 1: File your top gel open with a 180 gritt file.
Step 2: Apply Soak Off by #LVS to the cotton pad of a Foil Wrap and place the part of the cotton pad on the filed nail.
Fold the Foil Wrap completely around the fingertip and make sure it is airtight!
Leave the Foil wrap on the fingertip for 8-10 minutes (with this soak time we assume a healthy nail!).
Step 3: Remove the Foil Wrap per nail and remove the residual product with an orangewood stick to avoid damaging the nail.
If the curing time would not be sufficient, apply a longer time to subsequent nails.
Pay attention! A 180gritt file is not suitable for use on the natural nail, if you have residual product on the natural nail, use a Sponge File 180 / 240gritt or the Sanding Buffer 220/280.
Step 4: Take care of your nails daily with a good cuticle oil such as Dadi'Oil, at least 2x a day.
Depending on the health of the natural nail, the duration of wearing the gel polish, it will drift off easily.
Note: the natural nail can be flexible after soaking, this is because there has been a layer over the natural nail. Where normal moisture and fats came out through the nail plate, this was not possible now.
Give the natural nail time (24 hours after soaking) to be in optimal condition again.
Soak Off by #LVS contains lanolin to protect the surrounding PNF (skin) from drying out.
Q: Does Gel Polish by #LVS need to be used with a Base Coat?
A: Yes. Base/Top Gel is used very thin and is a new technology for gel adhesion. It is designed to create the bond between Gel Polish and the natural nail plate.
Be sure to cure it in the UV/LED for only 10 seconds or a traditional UV gel light can be used curing the base coat in maximum 1 minute.
Q: Does Gel Polish by #LVS need a Top Coat?
A: Yes. Gel Polish by #LVS has several possibilities to seal the gel polish application. There’s not only the traditional, flexible top which has a tacky layer (Flexy Ultra Shine by #LVS). There is also Power Seal by #LVS which is also flexible but doesn’t have that tacky layer. The third is Suprême Matt. This top gel is also flexible and has no tacky layer.Other options are Rubber Top by #LVS or Base/Top Gel by #LVS. All needs to be cured for 60sec. (Power Seal 90sec.) in the UV/LED light and 2 – 3 minutes in a traditional UV light.
Q: How long does Gel Polish by #LVS last?
A: Gel Polish by #LVS will be on the nails until your customer comes back to your appointment.
Because of the outgrowing nails it looks nicer when you let your client book the next appointment in 2,5/3 weeks
Q: How do you remove Gel Polish by #LVS?
A: Break the surface of the Top Gel with a 180 gritt file. Apply Soak Off by #LVS product remover on a soak off removal wrap and apply to the nail.
After 8 – 10 minutes it is ready to take off, finger by finger. If any product remains it can be easily dusted away or gently rubbed away with an orange wood stick.
Q: Does Gel Polish by #LVS cause any damage to the natural nail during application?
A: No. During application you will use Cinnatize to cleanse the nail all the way or/ and the shine of the natural nail is gently removed with a very soft 180 grit buffer to assist in the adhesion of Gel Polish by #LVS.
Q: Can Gel Polish by #LVS be used over traditional gel or acrylic?
A: Yes, it can be put over traditional gel or acrylic as long as it is being applied onto Base/Top gel.
How do I safely remove my Rubberbase or Brush on Fiber gel?
Step 1: Shorten the nails with a 180gritt file.
Step 2: File your top gel open with a 180 gritt file. Do you have gel polish over the RB or BoF? You can also carefully file it away with a 180gritt file to allow the Soak Off by #LVS to penetrate even better.
Step 3: Apply Soak Off by #LVS to the cotton pad of a Foil Wrap and place the part of the cotton pad on the filed nail.
Fold the Foil Wrap completely around the fingertip and make sure it is airtight!
Leave the Foil wrap on the fingertip for 8-10 minutes (with this soak time we assume a healthy nail!).
Step 4: Remove the Foil Wrap per nail and remove the rest of the product with an orangewood stick to avoid damaging the nail.
If the curing time would not be sufficient, apply a longer time to subsequent nails.
Pay attention! A 180gritt file is not suitable for use on the natural nail, if you have residual product on the natural nail, use a Sponge File 180 / 240gritt or the Sanding Buffer 220/280.
Step 5: Take care of your nails daily with a good cuticle oil such as Dadi'Oil, at least 2x a day.
Depending on the health of the natural nail, the duration of wearing the RB & BoF, it will drift off easily.
Note: the natural nail can be flexible after soaking, this is because there has been a layer over the natural nail. Where normal moisture and fats came out through the nail plate, this was not possible now.
Give the natural nail time (24 hours after soaking) to be in optimal condition again.
Soak Off by #LVS contains lanolin to protect the surrounding PNF (skin) from drying out.
Does Rubberbase or Brush on Fiber still need an extra bonding layer?
No, this product adheres extremely well to the nail plate.
Optionally you can use Acid Free Primer by #LVS.
Even buffing or filing on the nail plate is not necessary, after removing the cuticle, use 1 drop of Cinnatize to clean the nail plate before applying product.
How do I safely remove my RevoGel 2.0?
RevoGel 2.0 falls under the 'hard systems' group.
This means that this product is neither soakable nor soakable as with gel polish or RB & BoF.
First you need to shorten the nail so that it cannot bend over by the center of gravity at the free edge.
If you are ready for your follow-up treatment, now is the time to remove the artificial product CAREFULLY.
Use a 180gritt file for this and take a good look at where you can file.
Pay attention! A 180gritt file is not suitable for use on the natural nail, if you have residual product, use a Sponge File 180 / 240gritt or the Sanding Buffer 220/280.
Use a good cuticle oil such as Dadi'Oil at all times 2-4 times a day to keep the natural nail in top condition.
Note: the natural nail can be flexible after soaking, this is because there has been a layer over the natural nail. Where normal moisture and fats came out through the nail plate, this was not possible now.
Give the natural nail time (24 hours after soaking) to be in optimal condition again.
Why doesn't my product cure completely?
There are several causes of uncured product.
It could happen due to the following reasons:
- To thick application
- You've used to much liquid
- Improper lamp
Can I elongate directly with RevoGel 2.0 Cover Pink or White?
Yes. Our new RevoGel 2.0 is suitable for elonations directly on the template without using a clear first.
Which RevoGel colors are suitable for Babyboom?
Actually all Cover colors! It is taste dependent on you and your customer.
You can also use RevoGel 2.0 X-Treme White or Soft White.
Milky White will be just too transparent.
Which adhesion product do I use for RevoGel 2.0?
Remove the cuticle as usual with your curette or metal cuticle pusher.
Clean the nail plate with Cinnatize (1 drop is sufficient for 5 fingers).
Apply Acid Free Primer by #LVS.
Then there are several options as a follow-up step for the bonding:
- Brush on Fiber Pink
- Ruberbase Clear
- Bond by #LVS
- Bond + by #LVS
Your choice depends on the nail type.
Does the customer quickly suffer from lifting and Bond is not enough?
Then you can opt for a Rubberbase or Brush on Fiber Gel.
How do I safely remove my acrylic nails?
Step 1: Shorten the nails with a 180gritt file.
Step 2: File your top gel open with a 180 gritt file. Do you have gel polish on the acrylic nails? You can also carefully file it away with a 180gritt file to allow the Soak Off by #LVS to penetrate even better.
Step 3: Apply Soak Off by #LVS to the cotton ball of a Foil Wrap and place the part of the cotton ball on the 'open' filed nail.
Fold the Foil Wrap completely around the fingertip and make sure it is airtight!
Leave the Foil wrap on the fingertip for 10-15 minutes (with this soak time we assume a healthy nail!).
Step 4: Remove the Foil Wrap per nail and remove the rest of the product with an orangewood stick to avoid damaging the nail.
If the curing time would not be sufficient, apply a longer time to subsequent nails.
Pay attention! A 180gritt file is not suitable for use on the natural nail, if you have residual product on the natural nail, use a Sponge File 180 / 240gritt or the Sanding Buffer 220/280.
Step 5: Take care of your nails daily with a good cuticle oil such as Dadi'Oil, at least 2x a day.
Depending on the health of the natural nail, the duration of wearing the acrylic nail, it will drift off easily.
If the product does not soak easily, extend the time of the soak.
Note: the natural nail can be flexible after soaking, this is because there has been a layer over the natural nail. Where normal moisture and fats came out through the nail plate, this was not possible now.
Give the natural nail time (24 hours after soaking) to be in optimal condition again.
Soak Off by #LVS contains lanolin to protect the surrounding PNF (skin) from drying out.
Q: Do I need an (M)SDS sheet to go to the doctor?
A: No, the ingredients mentioned on the packaging are sufficient for a possible specialist and / or comparison with a previous result of an investigation.
Can I use glue to get rid of the lifting / air?
This is an absolute 'no'.
Suppose a pseudomonas bacterium was present and you glue it all together, then you have the chance that the pseudomonas will work hard and spread like a madman.
Follow the steps to remove lifting / leftover product.
Corona - My salon is closed but my client is having lifting problems.
That is of course very annoying for both.
However, you cannot leave lifting as this, because bacteria get the chance to settle under this lifting as this is a perfect breeding place. Moisture gets under the artificial product, on the natural nail and multiplies very quickly!
The advice we give now goes against our principles, we believe that professional nail products should be treated by a professional, the trained nail stylist.
When lifting hard products (Gel, RevoGel 2.0), you need to remove them with a 180gritt file, unfortunately they cannot be removed.
To step:
Start by shortening the length first.
Then file GENTLY from the free edge, towards the PNF (cuticle).
Only file on the art product!
Avoid the natural nail while thinning out the artificial product. First thin the thickest part that is on the free edge, towards half of the grown art product.
The part of the artificial product where the lifting is located will come off.
Because we cannot see with the naked eye whether there is already a bacterium in the early stage, we recommend cleaning the nail plate with Cinnatize.
This removes the germs on the nail plate if they are already present.
Pay attention! 1 drop is enough for 5 nails!
See our FB company page for the video on how to apply this.
Pay attention! A 180gritt file is not suitable for use on the natural nail, if you have residual product on the natural nail, use a Sponge File 180 / 240gritt or the Sanding Buffer 220/280.
Note: the natural nail can be flexible after soaking, this is because there has been a layer over the natural nail. Where normal moisture and fats came out through the nail plate, this was not possible now.
Give the natural nail time (24 hours after soaking) to be in optimal condition again.
Q: Is there a minimum order amount?
A: Yes, we have a minimum order amount of €30,- on products within the action.
Q: Are discounts valid on all products at all times?
A: No. Discounts are not valid on electric devices, Famous Names and all other named products.
Can there be artificial products on my nails?
No, every product should be CAREFULLY removed from your nails.
You can read how to do this in the other FAQs!
Do I have to wear gloves?
Yes, just like in the salon you have to wear gloves. You replace this if you have been to the toilet.
Do I have to wash my hands?
Yes, you should wash your hands with soap and water and dry with a disposable cloth.
My training has been rescheduled, can I participate on the next scheduled day?
Yes you can. Converting is a whole process that we are working on with all our might. We are dealing with several teachers and many different courses.
This takes some time.
Do I need to bring lunch?
If you follow a day of training that starts in the morning and ends at 4:00 PM, you have a moment to eat something. However, you must bring your own lunch.
My actual color differs from promotional material or the color on the website.
Unfortunately, every screen is different and printing with certain colors is a very difficult process.
As a result, colors on the website or printed matter may deviate from the actual color.
We always provide visual material on our Social Media to give you a picture of the correct color in a bottle / jar that is as perfectly as possible approachable.
