Acrylic and Dip
Liquid, powder, and a brush that behaves.
Low odor monomer, powder from speed clear to nude, the forms to shape it on, and the dip system for when the brush stays in the jar.
Monomer
Low odor, and it still sets on time.
The 8oz bottle for the station and the gallon for the back room. Same set time either way.
See Monomer
One set, six decisions.
Acrylic is unforgiving about ratio and about prep. This is the order you reach for it.
- 01
Prep the plate
Most lifting at the cuticle is a prep problem, not a product problem.
- 02
Liquid and powder
Keep the bead ratio consistent and the set time takes care of itself.
- 03
Shape it
Dual forms give the C curve without a sculpting form.
- 04
The brush
A tired brush shows up in every smile line.
- 05
Or dip instead
Same color families, no monomer and no lamp for the color.
- 06
Finish and sell
Matching trios keep the shade the same across powder, gel and lacquer.
Ratios and safe handling are all written down.
Every Cre8tion acrylic and dip product has an application guide and a safety data sheet on this site.