Polygel Nails

What Are Susansay Polygel Nails?
Susansay Polygel is a nail enhancement best described as a hybrid formula that combines the durability of acrylic nails and the elasticity application of gel nails. The process and the raw materials used in the manicure are actually quite different.
Polygel, which is sold in a tube much like toothpaste, is a mixture of acrylic powder and clear gel. Polygel also has a putty-like consistency and is extremely easy to apply and shape.
It offers the nail professional the time and space to really deliver on sculpting and constructing the most architecturally structured nail, very easy for the nail art new starter.
How Are Susansay Polygel Nails Applied?
The Susansay works very well when shaping around the cuticle area, designing the most perfect linear construction.
.The first step is sculpting the natural nail into the desired shape.
.Next, the cuticle (the thin layer of tissue attached to the nail plate) is removed and the nail plate is buffed.
.Any debris on the nail is removed with a lint-free wipe soaked in nail surface cleaner.
.After applying a dehydrator on the natural nails, either an acid-free primer is used or a gel base coat will be applied.
.Add the Polygel. A pea-sized amount is applied onto the nail tip.
.A brush is dipped into a slip solution (a solution that makes it easier to shape the Polygel) and used to pat down the Polygel and sculpt the nail into the desired shape and length.
.The nails are cured for 30 to 60 seconds.
.The nails are shaped, buffed, and wiped with a lint-free wipe covered in nail surface cleaner.
.A gel top coat is applied at last.
The nails are cured for another 30 to 60 seconds.
.Finally, the nails are wiped once more with a lint-free wipe soaked in nail surface cleanser. The process of perfect extension polygel nail is now complete!
Susansay Polygel vs. Gel vs. Acrylics
Confused about the differences between gel polish, acrylic powder, and Polygel manicures? See below for some basic comparisons.
Gel Polish: The thinnest of the three nail enhancements. Gel polish on natural nails can bend the nails, easy causing breakage,
Acrylic Powder: Many people choose an acrylic manicure if they’re looking for longer nails. Plus, they are thick and sturdy with less breakage to the natural nail. To apply, an acrylic powder called monomer must be used. Some experts and clients are wary of the strong-smelling monomer dust that is released into the air when acrylics are applied.
Polygel: There are two main similarities between Polygel and acrylic nails. Just like acrylic, Polygel enhancements don’t usually need to removed, the nail growth area can simply be filled-in with more Polygel. Secondly, Polygel nails can also be applied on top of a nail form and sculpted to create an extension of the nail, just like acrylic. There are also several ways that Polygel nails differ from acrylic, and Polygel manicures tend to outshine acrylic nails for these reasons. It has the strength of acrylic, but is lighter, stronger, and more flexible. Because of this, Polygel nails are less likely to break off. Polygel is easier to apply—it doesn’t require the tedious mixing of powder.
How Long Do Susansay Polygel Manicures Last?
Polygel manicures can last up to three to four weeks. The longevity of your Polygel manicure will also depend on the length of the nail and your lifestyle.
Polygel, it lasts almost twice as long. If you get a light nude or pink color, it’s hard to tell when the manicure has grown out, making it last even longer than you might think.
Are Susansay Polygel Manicures Safe for Your Nails?
If applied and removed properly, Polygel manicures are perfectly safe for your nails. In fact, Polygel can be considered safer than other nail enhancements—like acrylics—as no chemicals are released into the air during application. But keep in mind that Polygel nails should always be removed by a professional.