Semilac Primer acid free enhances the adhesion of the base coat to the natural nail plate. It effectively prepares and degreases the nail surface to reduce lifting and improve the durability of every nail styling. Better adhesion means fewer air pockets, less lifting, and a manicure that stays beautiful for longer
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Semilac Primer Acid Free is a gentle, acid-free nail primer designed to improve the adhesion between the natural nail plate and the base coat. It prepares the nail surface before gel polish, gel, or acrylic gel application, helping create a stronger bond for a longer-lasting manicure while reducing the risk of lifting.
Proper nail preparation is one of the most important steps in achieving a durable manicure. Semilac Primer Acid Free removes residual oils from the nail surface and enhances the adhesion of the base coat without using acidic ingredients. This makes it an excellent choice for clients with normal or sensitive nails who want reliable wear without compromising nail comfort.
Whether you're creating a classic gel polish manicure or a more advanced nail enhancement, using a primer can significantly improve product performance. Better adhesion means fewer air pockets, less lifting, and a manicure that stays beautiful for longer.
After preparing the natural nail and removing dust, apply a thin layer of Semilac Primer Acid Free to the nail plate. Allow it to air dry completely before applying your chosen base coat. Use only on the natural nail and avoid contact with the surrounding skin.
Semilac Primer Acid Free is recommended for anyone looking to improve manicure durability while using a gentler nail preparation product. It is ideal for beginners, home users, and professionals performing gel polish or gel manicures on clients with normal nail plates.
What does Semilac Primer Acid Free do?
It prepares the natural nail by improving adhesion between the nail plate and the base coat, helping extend the wear of your manicure.
Is Semilac Primer Acid Free suitable for gel polish?
Yes. It can be used before gel polish service, gel, and acrylic gel applications to promote better adhesion.
Does it need to be cured in a UV or LED lamp?
No. Semilac Primer Acid Free air dries naturally within few seconds. But make sure it is fully evaporated otherwise it may cause lifting by micro air pocket under the base coat.
What is the difference between an acid-free primer and an acid primer?
An acid-free primer provides additional adhesion using a gentler formula, making it suitable for most nail types. Acid primers are typically reserved for more demanding cases, such as very oily nail plates or clients experiencing persistent lifting.
Can acid-free primer be used on every client?
It can be used when additional adhesion is needed, but it should be applied sparingly and according to the requirements of the manicure system. Not every client or product system requires primer.
Can beginners use Semilac Primer Acid Free?
Yes. Its easy application and air-drying formula make it suitable for both home users and professional nail
Direct skin contact should be avoided. Use only on the natural nail plate and follow the application instructions carefully.
Unlike an acid primer, this acid-free formula does not chemically alter the surface of the natural nail plate.
For professional use only
Precautions
Please read the instructions for use carefully.
Keep out of reach of children.
Avoid contact with skin.
Avoid contact with eyes.
Do not use if you are hypersensitive to any of the product’s ingredients.
Discontinue use if hypersensitivity or irritation occurs.
Use in a well-ventilated area.
Do not inhale the product vapours directly.
May cause an allergic reaction.
For professional use only.
Contraindications
• nail and cuticle conditions, such as: fungal infections, e.g. onychomycosis, paronychia, local candidiasis, warts around or underneath the nails, nail psoriasis,
• loosening of the nail plate from the nail bed (onycholysis),
• inflammation and allergic reaction,
• nail injuries, infection of the nail and the surrounding area,
• open cuts local to treatment area,
• cuticle and nail inflammation caused during a classic manicure, e.g. during cuticle trimming,
• sensitivity to any of the ingredients.
Ethyl Acetate, Isopropylidenediphenyl Bisoxyhydroxypropyl Methacrylate, HEMA, Hydroquinone, p-Hydroxyanisole.