JUSTNAILS Silicone Mold Forms

Our silicone molds for your nail design offer versatile possibilities to shape your nails with gel or acrylic. Thanks to the flexible silicone structure, you can press the mold directly onto the nail and cure it with a small UV hand lamp to achieve a perfect fit to the natural nail curvature.

Usage possibilities:

1. Direct pressing onto the nail: Fill the mold with clear thin to medium viscosity building gel and cure it in the mold for only 1-3 seconds in a UV lamp. It should be just hardened enough so it doesn't run out of the mold, but still flexible enough to take the shape of the nail you now press the mold onto. Now you can take some time to position it. Press the silicone mold onto the nail and slightly bend it into the C-curve of the nail (so the mold doesn't lift at the sides later). Cure the material with a small lamp from the back of the mold while you continue pressing the mold onto the nail. It is important that you have both hands free to hold the mold securely, and that there is no disruptive lamp in the environment which might cause the mold to slip. A self-standing small UV lamp, like the one for press-on nails, is perfect for this. This method enables exact adaptation to the nail shape and ensures a natural appearance. Make sure the surface either still has the sweat layer on it or is completely mattified so that the mold can stick properly. If you can pull off the mold, it is time to paint the artwork with coloured gel. Use any coloured gel of your choice and seal it with a very, very thin layer. Make sure your sealing gel is very thin-viscous so that the structures of the mold can still be seen well.

TIP: 1. Use a small nail art brush to spread the sealer. 2. Matte molds look much more delicate and aesthetic. Seal the molds preferably with a matte sealing gel.

2. Preparation and application: Fill the mold with a coloured gel of your choice (viscosity should be creamy to thick. Choose the colour that will later be visible from above. You can also use different colours in one mold). Draw the gel thin but covering into all edges and especially also well up to the side edges. Cure it first in a UV lamp. Now you can completely fill the mold depressions with a clear thin to medium viscosity building gel. Attach the created form to the nail with a gel without sweat layer or a tip glue and cure it again. Make sure the surface either still has the sweat layer on it or is completely mattified so that the mold can stick properly. Now seal it with a very, very thin layer. Make sure your sealing gel is very thin-viscous so that the structures of the mold can still be seen well.

TIP: 1. Use a small nail art brush to spread the sealer. 2. Matte molds look much more delicate and aesthetic. Seal the molds preferably with a matte sealing gel.

Advantages:

Versatility: Suitable for various nail extension and reinforcement techniques.

Adaptability: The silicone mold adapts to the natural nail curvature, resulting in a harmonious and natural look.

Easy handling: The flexible structure of the mold facilitates removal and reuse.

Scope of delivery: 1 transparent silicone mold