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Photoinitiator. The component that reacts with ultraviolet light and allows the polish to harden during curing. It is harmless to the body and non-toxic. It is precisely because of the amount of photoinitiator that a burning sensation may be felt during curing. The more of this component in the composition, the faster the coating dries.
Film former. A substance that reacts with ultraviolet radiation. This reaction forms a durable film on the surface, preventing the polish from wearing off quickly. The product is also resistant to household chemicals and acetone.
Silicon chloroxide. This component is added to give shine and pearlescence.
Silica. A substance that prevents the gel from separating into fractional components.
Methacrylates. A substance responsible for the thickness and consistency of the polish. Depending on its amount, gels are divided into more watery and thicker ones.
Vitamins. A vitamin complex is often added to the base, nourishing the nail plate and maintaining its condition.
