Same! I was wondering what to use. My white gel is too opaque😮

Regular white what? Sorry I am new lol.

​@@FoxySparklesregular white polish (not the gel kind), wait for it to be kind tacky and then you add any neon pigment that you want

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@@profilesbackstage OMG! Hi! yes iv just emailed you ,Thank you so much😍😊

Oh and AWESOME video. Loved it

hi! biggest difference would be before curing the gel will hold more pigment....if you apply after curing, only the take layer will grab the pigment so its will just be a bit lighter. :)

@@profilesbackstage oooooooohhhhhhhh ok. Cooooolllll. I’ll have to try before curing. I’ve only done after.

yes absolutely, just be sure to use white under the pigments so they are super vibrant ☺️

absolutely, however I prefer the dab gel because its so thick and pigmented, it will hold more color than a gel polish. Also you'll get much more detail with the dab gel vs gel polish :)

they sure do ☺️

hi! We are using crinkled up plastic wrap, this gives a nice splotchy look :)

sorry we missed this!! heres a link to the dab gel profilesbackstage.com/?s=dab&post_type=product

You could use gel polish. Matte top the black, then use a white gel and cure, use the inhibition layer to tap the pigment powders into. Then cure again just in case, then dust off gently and top coat.

Wondering the same

hi there!! any gel with a sticky layer should work well. we prefer the dab for this because it’s so opaque it makes the neons super vibrant :)

@@profilesbackstage Thanks for getting back! 🙏🏼♥️ Makes complete sense. Will get my hands on that soon 🥳

hi there! If you aren't wanting the pigment to stick to the background color I suggest after curing the background color, lets say the black, wipe off the tacky layer and you can even lightly buff over the black. Next put your white on and apply your pigments. Then cure. After curing you will be able to dust off all the excess pigments. This will remove the pigments from the background and will only be cured into the white :) Hope this helps! (Note if your background is a lighter color ad pigments seem to stain it easily, just keep dusting, it will come off )

profilesbackstage.com/shop/art/chrome-powders/pigments-inks/5pc-neon-tower/ ☺️

Super super cool! I can't wait to try it out, 💜

hi! for stones and pigments, no. for acrylics, gels and pro only products yes.😊

Where can I get these pigments!!????!??

hi! yes, however, we prefer the dab because its so this and it stays put. if you do this with regular gel polish it won't hold as much of the pigment so it won't be as vibrant. also when you apply the pigment it may melt or move around a bit so it won't be as sharp.

hi there! dab works best because it’s nice and thick so it grabs a lot of the pigment, but A nice white gel polish would probably be fine… It might not be as vibrant though 😊

hi Ashley! Stamping polish won't work, it may dry too fast and pigment won't stick well enough and end up dragging when you put the top coat on. Most any white gel (on the thicker side...too thin will run together) will work for this, I just prefer the dab because its so thick and pigmented so it works great for this application :)

Where can you get dab gel at

@@ashleyward7659 hi Ashley dab gels are available here: profilesbackstage.com/shop/gel/pf-gels/dab-gel-pigments/

It’s actually Dab gel which is a gel pigment. you can find it at profilesbackstage.com ☺️

hi there, we are using Dab gel pigments, its a thick viscosity which makes it perfect for this application. You can find these dab gels here...profilesbackstage.com/shop/gel/pf-gels/dab-gel-pigments/

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yes you will want to topcoat the black or at least wipe the sticky layer from the black. this way the pigment will only stick to the white 😃

hi! dab gel is a gel pigment… super pigmented!! It’s great for painting especially if you’d like to do one stroke, it is also great for stamping and using stencils😊