Wholesale price · Manufacturer since 2004

This 150ml crystal acrylic liquid bundle pairs a full can of monomer with the everyday tools every acrylic manicure needs: a liner brush, paper forms, a cleanup sponge and dappen dish cups. Priced at US$6.30 per set, it is the fastest way to stock a practice station or beginner starter kit without buying components one by one.

Key Features

• 150 ml monomer supply – one can-style bottle of clear crystal liquid, enough for many full sets when used with the correct powder-to-liquid ratio.
• Brush & paper forms included – the kit covers sculpting, tip application and free-edge forming, so beginners do not need extra purchases to start.
• Dappen dish cups and sponge – keep the liquid well-sealed between dips and wipe brushes clean without wasting product.
• Compact storage – everything packs into a small case that fits a salon trolley, travel bag or classroom desk.
• Cross-border friendly – simple set contents make this an easy item to bundle with acrylic powders or extension gel lines.

Specifications

How to Use the Liquid & Tool Kit

Work with the correct liquid-to-powder ratio: dip the brush, touch the bead to the powder and place it while the bead is still glossy, then sculpt with light pressure. The included paper forms help you shape free edges on natural nails, and the sponge wipes the brush clean between beads so the monomer never drags. Beginners who want to compare acrylic with soft-gel methods should read our guide on poly gel vs press-on nails before choosing their main extension system.

Storage and Care

Always close the liquid can tightly after every session and store it away from sunlight and heat. Evaporation changes the viscosity of the monomer and makes beads runny or sticky. If the bottle feels heavy to pour, use the dappen dish as a working cup and only refill small amounts at a time.

FAQ

What ratio should I use for the acrylic beads?

Start with a 1:1.5 liquid-to-powder ratio and adjust until the bead stands up without flooding the cuticle. The right bead should look glossy for a second before you place it.

Can this liquid be used with gel or hard gel?

No – this is a monomer liquid for the acrylic powder system, not a gel solvent. It works with acrylic powders and should never be mixed into gel products or cured under a lamp.

How do I remove nails built with this liquid?

File the surface, then wrap the nails with acetone-soaked cotton and foil for about 15-20 minutes. Softened acrylic lifts away gently; see how to remove gel polish safely at home for the same soak-off method.

Is this kit enough for a complete manicure station?

It is a strong starting point for monomer, tips and form work. Add acrylic powder, a file set and a lamp from our wholesale nail tools range when you want to offer full salon services.