Builder Gel Trial Kit · Synergy Gel System — sampler-size starter to learn the Young Nails Synergy hard-gel workflow before committing to full-size jars.

What It Does

Synergy Gel is a 3-step hard builder gel system (Base + Build/Sculptor + Gloss) using Young Nails' chain-entanglement polymer chemistry. The trial kit lets you test bead viscosity, cure behavior, and finish quality on a few clients before scaling up. Hard gel means it does not soak off — files off only.

Why Pros Choose This

• 3-step modular system — Base for adhesion, Build/Sculptor for structure, Gloss for finish
• Chain-entanglement polymer = superior strength with virtually no heat spike on cure
• Self-levels enough for natural overlay but holds bead for sculpting extensions
• LED and UV cure compatible — works with any standard 36W/48W salon lamp

How to Use

1. Prep: buff natural nail, dehydrate with Protein Bond
2. Apply thin Base coat, cure per lamp instructions (typically 60s UV / 30s LED)
3. Build apex or full overlay with Sculptor or Build gel, cure
4. Finish with Gloss top coat for full shine, no wipe needed on most formulations

Best For

Home-studio nail techs evaluating a hard-gel system, intermediate-to-advanced techs adding structured overlays or sculpted extensions, and salon pros wanting to demo Synergy to clients before committing inventory. Not for absolute beginners — gel sculpting requires brush control.

Specs

• Format: trial-size starter set, multi-step
• Cure: LED and UV compatible
• Chemistry: HEMA-containing hard gel (contains Di-HEMA trimethylhexyl dicarbamate, HEMA, hydroxypropyl methacrylate)
• Removal: file-off only (does not soak off in acetone)

Safety & Storage

Contains HEMA — if you serve clients with known acrylate sensitivity, consider our HEMA-free A'DOR builder gel range as a cross-sell. Store at room temperature away from direct light. Always cap promptly to prevent UV-initiated thickening. Wear nitrile gloves during application. Complies with California Prop 65 labeling requirements.

Ships within 48 hours from California.