Thank you so much Darcy this is just a perfect tutorial I just wanna to say how much i appreciate it you are a great teacher this will make my working whit the product much easier
Honestly, a video of you going over every product and different ways you can integrate the products with eachother. Even if one of your educators or ambassadors did it. I'd also love to see... -NailGuard for a structure manicure -Diamond Fiber Gel tutorial -Ultra Silk tutorial
Darcy, thank you so much for posting this video, it was extremely helpful, and I have already forwarded it to my apprentice. We just got our starter kit this week, and I have done multiple appointments using much of the product in the kit. My clients absolutely love the no heat builder gel, and I’m looking forward to seeing there retention when they return. I have done two services using the acrygel, One full set, and a fill on myself. I love the ease of it and it feels lighter weight yet more durable than the product I was using we are looking to change out the current product we are using, can’t wait to do business with you!
@@kaj6703 Wow Kim, this is amazing to hear and I’m so glad you found it helpful! I am excited that you’re enjoying the ease of Magic products and am certain you will be very happy when your clients return. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions, I’m happy to help.
I like to explain in my tutorials that it helps to examine the nail of the client first then decide which gel to use. Different acrygel have different ratios of acrylic to gel. Some have more of a gel field some have more acrylic. It all depends too on what you like working with. The ones with more of a gel consistency are going to be harder to apply if you're using a pat pat press like with acrylic. I don't like those kind because they clog up your brush and I think acrygel is supposed to give you the ease of applying like acrylic but not curing until you put it in the light like gel.
I agree, different acrygels do apply differently, depending on the combination of ingredients making up the product. There are various techniques, depending on the product type. With regard to the Magic Acrygels, they are a self-leveling acrygel, which apply very easily with the right brush. I have found that a soft, synthetic brush, like the #7 Flawless Oval brush from Magic, prevent the product from sticking in the bristles and works much better than natural hair brushes. I did find the natural hair brushes (like kolinsky brushes), tend to have stiffer bristles and that the acrylic did tend to stick to that type of bristle.
@@mandicoleman7433 This is a blend of self-leveling gel and acrylic, so you get the best of both worlds. The ease of application & self-leveling qualities of a medium viscosity gel with the added strength from the acrylic powder added. It is very unique and amazing.
Thank you so much Darcy this is just a perfect tutorial I just wanna to say how much i appreciate it you are a great teacher this will make my working whit the product much easier
Thank you for your kindness Julie, I appreciate it so much and I’m so happy you found this helpful! 💗
Thank you for explaining the grain of the Acrygel 💞
You’re so welcome, I’m happy to help! 😊
Stunning!
Thank you Rhonda! Have you tried the Magic Acrygels yet?
Not yet
@@rhondarodriguez5503We need to fix that. 😉😃
Such a smooth application! Thank you SO much for giving us this tutorial!
@@NichelleReyes-v2r I am so happy you enjoyed it! What would you like to see next?
Honestly, a video of you going over every product and different ways you can integrate the products with eachother. Even if one of your educators or ambassadors did it. I'd also love to see...
-NailGuard for a structure manicure
-Diamond Fiber Gel tutorial
-Ultra Silk tutorial
@@nlbruening1Thank you so much for sharing what will be helpful for you, I appreciate it! I will be working on sharing helpful content more often.
Beautifully done!
@@caroleworley86 Thank you, I’m so glad you enjoyed it.r
Darcy, thank you so much for posting this video, it was extremely helpful, and I have already forwarded it to my apprentice. We just got our starter kit this week, and I have done multiple appointments using much of the product in the kit. My clients absolutely love the no heat builder gel, and I’m looking forward to seeing there retention when they return. I have done two services using the acrygel, One full set, and a fill on myself. I love the ease of it and it feels lighter weight yet more durable than the product I was using we are looking to change out the current product we are using, can’t wait to do business with you!
@@kaj6703 Wow Kim, this is amazing to hear and I’m so glad you found it helpful! I am excited that you’re enjoying the ease of Magic products and am certain you will be very happy when your clients return. Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions, I’m happy to help.
Great tutorial!
Thank you so much!
@@adgreene I am so glad you like it! What else would you like to see me share?
@@darcyolin
Anything you'd like - especially using the different products.
You are amazing!
Thank you so much!
@@adgreeneThank you for your kindness. I am going to work very hard to share more content regularly.
@darcyolin Please! That would be great and very appreciated!
I like to explain in my tutorials that it helps to examine the nail of the client first then decide which gel to use. Different acrygel have different ratios of acrylic to gel. Some have more of a gel field some have more acrylic. It all depends too on what you like working with. The ones with more of a gel consistency are going to be harder to apply if you're using a pat pat press like with acrylic. I don't like those kind because they clog up your brush and I think acrygel is supposed to give you the ease of applying like acrylic but not curing until you put it in the light like gel.
I agree, different acrygels do apply differently, depending on the combination of ingredients making up the product. There are various techniques, depending on the product type. With regard to the Magic Acrygels, they are a self-leveling acrygel, which apply very easily with the right brush. I have found that a soft, synthetic brush, like the #7 Flawless Oval brush from Magic, prevent the product from sticking in the bristles and works much better than natural hair brushes. I did find the natural hair brushes (like kolinsky brushes), tend to have stiffer bristles and that the acrylic did tend to stick to that type of bristle.
I don't know all that much about gel. But every acrygel/polygel I've seen is really thick n needs to be patted. So what kind of acrygel is this?
@@mandicoleman7433 This is a blend of self-leveling gel and acrylic, so you get the best of both worlds. The ease of application & self-leveling qualities of a medium viscosity gel with the added strength from the acrylic powder added. It is very unique and amazing.
I forgot to also mention that it is Magic Gel System's Acrygel. You can get it from Nail-Innovations.com in the US or Magical.ca in Canada.