Let's Talk About Tack Bonding Agent | L&L Live | Gel Nail Adhesion

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In this L&L Live, Lezlie & Lexy tell you everything you need to know about Tack Bonding Agent. Tack is an UV/LED-cured bonding agent that is formulated to increase adhesion and longevity.
Learn even more about Tack here: bit.ly/3TfRgrv
Tack cures with an ultra-sticky residue that provides an extremely strong foundation for all nail enhancements. Learn everything you need to know about Tack here
PRODUCT BENEFITS
Creates great adhesion to the natural nail
Creates great adhesion to plastic tips, eliminating the need to etch the plastic tip
Hides small lift lines and blends them in with the natural nail
Extremely versatile - works with most clients’ fingernails
Can be applied to the natural nail or existing enhancements
Available in a 15 ml bottle with brush or 30 ml refill (without brush)
Have questions for Lezlie & Lexy? Ask us in the comments and tell us what you want to see in future L&L episodes!
Why is Light Elegance HEMA Free? While many brands use it for adhesion and lowering costs, we avoid it along with HEA and HPA to drastically lower the risk of allergies. Small molecular sized monomers like HEMA are known to penetrate the skin more easily than our state-of-the-art formulations high in premium oligomers, cause irritation and often lead to nail allergies.
At Light Elegance, we prioritize quality and safety. We manufacture products from scratch here in Redmond, Oregon with high-quality ingredients to minimize allergic responses for industry safety. We believe, What's Inside Matters!
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25 июл 2024

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@sandijsmith8295 4 месяца назад

Tack is an amazing product! Works so well on natural nails along with P+.

@kathleenheadley1110 4 месяца назад

Can’t live without tack. It’s the air that I breathe for my nails. Yes… tack is like oxygen to me. It’s amazing! Always keep it in stock. Cannot live without it. 🌸

@LightEleganceHQ 4 месяца назад

Lol that is amazing!! 🤣 It is such a wonderful product and we are so glad you have discovered the magic! 😍

@DIYNailsBySt 4 месяца назад

I love Tack!!! I have the refill bottle, too! Does this make for a perfect mani?: natural nail, power bond, tack, extreme, butter cream or gel, super shiny???

@LightEleganceHQ 4 месяца назад

We're so glad you love Tack! ☺To answer your question, we would say first, it depends on the client and then second, it isn't necessary to use PowerBond and Tack, (they both act as a double sided sticky tape) usually just one will do that trick! However, if you ever needed to use both or preferred to for a certain client, Tack should be applied before PowerBond.

@DIYNailsBySt 4 месяца назад

@@LightEleganceHQ Thabk you for getting back!! Ok, this makes sense!! I haven’t used Bond yet but will be getting it in an order. I’m a licensed DIYr (no clients, just me). I’ll keep the bond as a back up since I love Tack so much. I do admit, I may have used too much Tack in the past. Which probably caused lifting 🫣

@AK-kl7pg 20 часов назад

@@DIYNailsBySt I think I've used too much Tack before, too! Always learning. ❤

@oyahals 4 месяца назад

Can I overcure Tack? So that it loses its effect? I usually do all 5 fingers then cure for 30 sek. But second i do the base coat, and then I flach cure inbetween, and the total time for some of the fingers will be like 90 min with the Tack. Is that OKEY, or do I ruin for some adhesion?