Nail Cleanser & Brush Cleaner — Quick Dry Salon Wash, 120 ml, G127

Wholesale price · Manufacturer since 2004 — G127 is a resin-based cleansing wash for two jobs that come up all day in a studio: cleaning the nail surface before application, and flushing gel out of brushes between clients. The large 120 ml bottle is built for bench use, and the formula dries quickly so the next layer can go on without a long wait.

Overview

A residue-free nail plate is the difference between a colour layer that lasts and one that lifts at the edges. This wash wipes the surface after prep, clearing dust and oils before the base layer goes down.

The same bottle doubles as a brush cleaner. Dip and wipe your liner, flat and detailing brushes to work gel out of the bristles before storage. Because it flashes off fast, brushes are ready for the next colour sooner. It also pairs with a builder routine such as the form-free poly extension gel.

What’s included

• 1 x 120 ml bottle of quick-dry cleanser and brush wash
• Option codes: G127, G128 and g99 — select one per bottle
• Large bottle format intended for salon bench use

How to use

1. For prep, apply the wash to a lint-free wipe and cleanse the whole nail plate after filing.
3. For brush care, pour a small amount into a clean working dish.
4. Work the bristles through the liquid until gel residue releases, then wipe on a lint-free pad.
5. Reshape the bristles and lay the brush flat to dry before capping.
6. Replace the working dish once it turns cloudy with pigment.

Specifications

FAQ

Can one product be used for both nail prep and brush cleaning?

Yes. It cleanses the nail plate before application and flushes gel from brushes between colours. A separate working dish for brushes stops pigment carrying into prep.

Does it need rinsing after use?

No. It is a quick-dry formula, so the surface flashes off on its own. Wipe, then carry on with your next layer once the nail looks dry.

Is it suitable around a cured set?

Use it on the natural plate during prep and on brushes between colours. To refine a cured surface first, work with an electric nail drill set, then cleanse away the dust before the next layer.

What else pairs well with it?

Studios usually keep it beside their colour range, such as the 60 colour functional gel polish set, since clean brushes and a clean plate decide how sharp the final edges look.