New from YOU ARE CUTE: 3D Jelly Gel for 3D Nail Designs

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Meet 3D Jelly Gel, a new decorative gel from YOU ARE CUTE for creating raised details on nails. From sculpted lines and drops to accents made with molds, it opens up new possibilities for 3D nail art.

3D Jelly Gel has no sticky layer. The tube makes it easy to dispense and apply the gel directly to the nail. You can then refine the shape with a liner brush or another nail art tool. The gel is suitable for lines, dots, textured designs, and working with molds. Each tube contains 15 ml.

How to Create a Design

Apply 3D Jelly Gel over the prepared nail coating and shape an element up to 2 mm thick. Cure it in a UV/LED lamp for 120 seconds, then let the material cool. If you need more volume, build up the gel in layers, curing each layer separately.

There are two ways to work with molds. You can fill a mold, place it on the nail, and cure the element directly on the coating. Alternatively, you can shape and cure the element separately, let it cool, remove it from the mold, and attach it to the nail with Rubber Base. In both cases, finish a molded design with a top coat.

If you apply chrome powder, color, or other decorative elements over a detail formed directly on the nail, we also recommend sealing it with a top coat. Cure the top coat for 120 seconds.

For 3D Jelly Gel, use a 36–48 W lamp with a wavelength of 365–405 nm.

Add a new dimension to your designs. Try 3D Jelly Gel by YOU ARE CUTE and bring texture to even the simplest manicure.
 

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How to Use 3D Jelly Gel for Raised Nail Designs

3D Jelly Gel is a new decorative gel from YOU ARE CUTE for creating raised details on nails. It is suitable for lines, dots, textured designs, and working with molds. The gel has no sticky layer, while the tube makes it easy to dispense and apply directly to the nail.

For even curing, create elements up to 2 mm thick. For more volume, apply the gel in layers and cure each layer separately for 120 seconds. Let the material cool after curing. Elements made in molds can be attached to the nail with Rubber Base and finished with a top coat.