Guides and Tutorials
Everything you need for a long-lasting manicure
No smoke and mirrors or impossible promises: real durability, safe removal, and comparisons to help you decide which format suits your week.
Prepare
File, push back cuticles, and clean the nail with the degreasing wipe. Two minutes.
Apply
Choose the size, apply from the cuticle and stretch. File excess downwards.
Seal
Wraps: top coat on the free edge and you're done, no drying. Stickers: cure under UV lamp and seal with top coat. No waiting, no appointment needed.
See him in action
Follow the 8 steps and see how to apply them in our community videos.
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Prepare the nail
Clean the nail, remove the cuticle and file the surface to remove shine.
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Choose size
Adjust the size to the width of your nail and trim if necessary.
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Apply
Apply from the base to the tip, pressing from the center to the edges.
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Adjust border
Fold the excess and file downwards, without side-to-side motions.
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WRAPS — Seal (no lamp required)
Press for a few seconds. Instant, no light required.
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STICKERS — Lamp curing
Cure under UV/LED lamp for the indicated time.
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Seal the result
Apply Top Coat to seal edges and extend wear up to 20 days.
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Removes without damaging the nail
Use Jardin d'Opal Remover, never peel off with force.
Frequent questions
Before buying
How long do nail wraps last?
Up to 20 days with proper free edge sealing and a top coat. For hands that work a lot with water, expect 10-14 days.
Do I need an LED lamp?
Wraps don't need it. Semi-cured stickers do require a lamp to set the gel, which is why we also offer it within the kit.
Do they damage the natural nail?
There is no aggressive filing or pure acetone. They are removed with gentle remover and oil, and the nail continues to grow normally.
What's included and what's not included in the formulation?
Vegan formula, free of TFAS, TPO, DMTA, and HEMA, the ingredients most commonly associated with sensitization in gel manicures.
When is shipping free?
From €45 in mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands, and from €64 in the Canary Islands, Ceuta, Melilla, and the rest of the European Union.