Lexy Line Clear Gels :: Lineup & Comparisons 

Thank you for the kind words, and we're so glad we were able to help with your allergies!

We're so glad you love our Fiber Gel so much!!🥰

Hi Sherri, Thank you for the kind words. Lexy Line white gels and pink gels videos coming up soon!

Really excited about the white and pink gel comparison videos. Please include the white gel paint in the white one :D

Hi Anita, is Mani-cure gel removable? do you use it with primer and bonder or soak off?

Dimitra A quick question could you use this as a Hardgel Overlay or just a manicure type?

Hi Dimitra, is Mani-cure soak off? do you use Tack with it?

Thank you for the feedback. This is on the video "to do" list, and we'll be launching it soon!

Maybe one day!

Because this is an older video, Manicure gel has since been discontinued. The closest in flexibility to it would be our JimmyGel builder gel in a bottle. When it comes to gel nails and building enhancements or extensions, you always want your hardest (least flexible) gel on the bottom & you can build structure or strength with more flexible gels on top. For someone with weak nails, we would recommend building your extension with our Builder or Extreme viscosities! You can learn more about the Lexy Line and which gel is best for who here: www.lightelegance.com/blogs/news/the-difference-between-all-of-the-lexy-line-gels-hema-free-hard-builder-gels-from-light-elegance

Hi Jo, Mani-Cure gel is our most flexible gel. It is great for Natural nail overlays. Yes, you will need to apply a bonding agent under the Mani-Cure gel. All of our Lexy line gels are hard gels, and will need to be filed of to be removed. Please call us if you have any other questions or concerns 1-541-979-8127

Yes! Manicure or 1-Step would be fine to mix dry glitters into

Hi, Pink Gel video just got uploaded. You can watch it here :: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AgvYMmc9XMI.html Enjoy!

Give us a call at (541) 526-1417!

Correct, Manicure gel is great for natural nail overlays only. It is a good way to be able to use the hard gel colors, glitters and buttercream on a natural nail and for making P+ wear even longer. If you want to extend nails that tend to be weak and flexible, I suggest using Extreme Gel. It is strong and still has a bit of flex to it, to move with the natural nail too. I hope this helps.

@@darcyolin is Extreme more flexible than 1-step and Cool Gel?

Hi @@InspectorPink Yes, Extreme Gels are very strong and do have more flex than 1-step gels.

Yes!

Hi Rawreen, Cool Gel is self-leveling so you will have to move quick to build with it. That being said, we do not recommend building with Cool Gel, but you could if you wanted to. Hope this helps!

Hi Bela, We do recommend using our bonding agent Tack, with the Lexy Line Gels and you can also apply a primer before Tack, if you feel the client needs it. There is no need for a base gel, as long Tack has been applied and cured before the gel is applied. I hope this helps.

Hi Johanna, Cool Gel is self-leveling so you will have to move quick to build with it. That being said, we do not recommend building with Cool Gel, but you could if you wanted to. Hope this helps!

Light Elegance Nail Products definitely does. Thank you.