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How to prevent nail product lifting? 10 ways

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Are you still struggling with product lifting? Whether it’s acrylic, hard gel, polygel or soak off gel. It may be located near the cuticle, along the sidewalls or in the center. Sometimes it’s a thin line, sometimes it’s massive and comes along with cracks on the side, nail plate damage and painful breaks. I posted a poll in my Instagram stories few days ago and 76% of you admitted that you experience product lifting from time to time. As I promised, this is for you! Online free webinar «How to prevent product lifting». We will overview 10 reasons why product may lift and how to prevent it in the future.

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