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Today I want to talk about gel, and in particular I want to explore the difference between monophasic and triphasic.

Let’s start!

Monophasic

The monophasic builder gel, is a product that as the name implies, is used to make the structure.

With monophasic we mean that this product has been designed to be able to enclose the 3 fundamental products for a correct reconstruction in a single “jar”: Base, Builder, Top Coat.

For the correct use of each step, please refer to the product technical data sheet.

These products are the most practical because with one you can do everything.

Triphasic

Like the monophasic, the Triphasic is a gel used to create the structure.

But unlike the first, it ONLY serves to create the structure.

You have to combine them with a base and a top coat.

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Also for this product it is better to read the technical sheet, in order to guarantee a good use.

Which one do I choose?

Obviously the choice between monophasic or three-phase depends on the needs of the operator.

I personally recommend the triphasic.

In these months in which I practiced, using the monophasic I undoubtedly performed the work faster, but after 3 weeks I noticed, despite a careful preparation of the nail, some lifts.

This is due to the fact that a product designed to cover three roles does so, but less accurately.

With the use of triphasic instead, combined with the correct base and excellent preparation of the nail, the reconstructions lasts longer without lifting.

This is because it was designed only for a task, to be a builder gel.

As I have often said on my blog, each operator chooses the product she is best at, what I say is not law and I base everything on my personal experience and my studies.

I therefore hope to have eliminated the doubts about the difference between monophasic and triphasic, and if you would like to ask me something, go ahead, I will be available to answer you.

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SOFIA