What is the difference between silk wraps and fibreglass wraps?
Silk wraps are more commonly used on natural nails, whereas the fibreglass wraps are traditionally used on extensions. Fibreglass is a touch stronger than silk but does not completely disappear when you apply the resin. Both silk and fibreglass perform the same and it really is up to individual preference.

Can I wear nail polish over nail wraps?
Yes. Always remember to remove polish with a NON-ACETONE remover, so that you don't damage the wrap surface.

What do each of the bottles do?
Nail Prep - This cleans the nail surface of dirt and oils. It also dehydrates the nail.
Resin - Adheres the silk and fibreglass wraps to the nail plate and forms the protective coat.
Activator - This sets the resin hard.
Brush Restore - Used to prevent the activator brush from setting hard.
2-in-1 Varnish - This acts as a topcoat and protects the resin from moisture and gives a good gloss finish.

How long do the wraps last?
As your natural nail grows over 2-3 weeks, you will find that you will have a gap between the cuticle area and wrap. To maintain, this area will need to be wrapped, this is called an 'infill', which is described step-by-step in the booklet and DVD.

How do I remove the nail wraps?
Submerge finger tips in a bowl of acetone based nail polish remover for about 5 minutes and gently rub over with one of the orange sticks supplied, until the wrap comes off.

Will my nails look damaged after I have removed the nail wraps?
After removal, push back the cuticles, buff over the nails with the 3 stage buffing files and apply a good quantity of cuticle oil. This should ensure the nails remain looking healthy.