3D Polygel: Create 3D flowers
It's spring, and to encourage the snow to melt faster, here's a video tutorial on how to create 3D flowers with Polygel. Polygel has the advantage of being odorless, unlike acrylic, making it much more pleasant to work with. Polygel can also be tinted with permanent French polishes to achieve an infinite range of colors.
Steps to create a 3D flower with Polygel
- Pour a little slip solution into a pot
- Take out a small amount of white Polygel and place it on a silicone mat
- Add a drop of permanent French polish in the color of your choice and mix until the color is uniform. Remember that the color will lighten when mixed with white Polygel
- Take a small ball of Polygel and place it on the nail
- Dip your brush in the slip solution and form your petals
- Repeat for each petal
- Cure your petals under a UV or LED lamp. The normal time is 2 minutes for a UV lamp and 30 seconds for an LED lamp, but since polish has been added, it's recommended to add a little more time, so 1 minute instead of 30 seconds for an LED lamp.
- Overlap your petals and add a little glitter for a prettier effect
- Always finish with a top coat.

