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Where are Nail Order Gels Manufactured?

October 7, 2024

Our gels are currently manufactured in 3 locations - the UK, EU and China. With only 4 products currently manufactured in China, our gels are predominantly made in the UK and EU. At Nail Order we ...

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Which Primer should you use and when?

September 13, 2024

Here at Nail Order we have 4 different priming products so we understand that it can get a little confusing. Hopefully this blog helps clear up any confusion you may have about what each of our pri...

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Prescriptive manicures.... What are they ?

August 19, 2024

The term "prescriptive manicure" is a buzz word in the industry right now but what is it? A “prescriptive manicure” is a tailored nail treatment designed to address specific issues, needs or lifes...

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What is Flexi Gel and when should you use a Rubber Base?

August 16, 2024

Have you ever wondered what a rubber base is? Flexi Gel is Nail Order’s Rubber Base gel and the great thing about rubber base is that it can be used for a multitude of things. A rubber base allows ...

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What is AnGel and when should i be using a builder gel?

August 16, 2024

Most brands have their own name for their range of builder gels and ours is called AnGel. AnGel was designed to be an easy-to-use builder gel that performed more like a traditional builder than con...

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Why do we not believe in using Builder Gel to extend nails?

August 16, 2024

At Nail Order we take quite an unusual stance when it comes to builder gel… we do not believe that it should be used to extend the nail categorically. By that we mean, not specifically to our produ...

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What is Dura Gel and when should i use hard gel?

August 16, 2024

Not yet used a hard gel? If you are a gel tech then this is a MUST for your kit! Nor one product fits all and that is why we need to ensure that we have a range of product types to suit a range of ...

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Builder in a bottle Vs Builder in a pot

August 16, 2024

Believe it or not builder gels were always traditionally sold in pots, likely due to their sticky and viscous nature making them easier to get out of a pot than a bottle. Builder gel in bottles, o...

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