Is it necessary to use balancing liquid for manicure? What is the role of balancing liquid for manicure?

Everyone should have heard of nail balancing liquid. Nail balancing liquid is used to increase the adhesion of nail polish and phototherapy glue, remove excess oil on the surface of nails, and make nail polish more firm and durable.

You don't have to use balancing liquid for manicures. Balancing liquid is used to increase the adhesion of nail polish and phototherapy gel, prevent nail polish from falling off, and make the nail surface smoother. Balancing liquid is a corrosive liquid. Frequent use will damage nails and is generally not recommended. Using balancing liquid after polishing the nails will dry the surface of the nails, so the manicure will become smoother.

Nail balancing liquid, also called desiccant, is mainly used when we do manicure to remove excess oil on the surface of nails to make nails drier and increase the adhesion of nail polish and phototherapy glue, so that nail polish can be in closer contact with the nail surface, thus playing the role of smooth nails and not easy to fall off. In addition, applying nail polish and wiping nails with nail polish remover (not oily) has the same effect. But the best effect is the PH balancing agent, which can ensure that the nails are free of excess oil and not very dry. Balancing liquid, also known as balancing water, is a liquid cosmetic commonly used in beauty makeup to regulate the moisture of the skin and balance the pH value of the skin. Its main ingredients are moisturizers such as glycerin, polyethylene glycol, hyaluronic acid, sodium lactate, etc., as well as buffers that regulate the acidity and alkalinity of the skin, such as lactates. Using balancing liquid after polishing and before base glue can also prevent bacteria from growing between nails and nail glue, prevent excessive loss of moisture and oil from nails, and keep nail glue longer.

In which step is the nail balancing liquid used?

Used before base coat. Generally, the order is balancing liquid - strengthening base coat - nail color - top coat. Before phototherapy, nails are usually trimmed and polished with nail tools, and then the nails are cleaned before using balancing liquid, which can dry and strengthen the nails, allowing the nails to last longer.

Precautions for using nail balancing liquid

When using the balancing liquid, be careful not to let it come into contact with your skin. If it does come into contact with your skin, be sure to clean it off immediately. The nail balancing liquid itself is harmful and can easily cause your skin to become hot and red. Be careful when using it.