Olive & June Builder Gel Nail Polish - Strawberry Marshmallow - 0.46 fl oz

A: Yes, LED nail lamp required to cure polish.

A: Great question! Yes, builder gel must be cured under an LED nail lamp.

A: (Full hand) Nail lamps usually have preset time buttons but the product instructions detail a 2 minute cure, so just make sure you cure for that amount of time.

A: Great question! For builder gel, cure each coat for 2 minutes under an LED lamp. Finish with a top coat cured for 1 minute.

A: Yes this does require our Lamp to cure.

A: Yes this does require our Lamp to cure.

A: Hi! Yes, the Olive and June Gel Lamp is included in the Olive & June Builder Gel Starter Kit. xx

A: Great question! To remove builder gel, you’ll need to use a soak‑off method with acetone. Lightly file the top layer to break the seal, then soak with acetone for about 10–15 minutes until the gel softens, and gently push it off; don’t peel or force it. For an easier process, we recommend using the Olive & June Salon Soak‑Off Kit, which is designed specifically for safe, non‑damaging removal.

A: Great Question! Yes, you can absolutely do that. Use the clear builder gel directly on the natural nail, then apply your gel color on top, and finish with a top coat to seal everything in.

A: Great Question! Builder gel does not need a base coat and can be applied directly to the natural nail, but it does require a top coat to seal and protect it.

A: You don’t need a base coat with builder gel; just apply the builder gel directly to the natural nail. You do need to finish with a top coat to seal and protect it.

A: You don’t need to use the gel base coat with builder gel. Builder gel is designed to bond directly to the natural nail as long as the nail is clean, dry, lightly buffed, and prepped properly.