Ageha Charm On Non-Wipe Gel 7.5g (Jar)

The Ageha Charm On Non-Wipe Gel (7.5g Jar) is a must-have, high-viscosity “jewel” gel designed specifically for securing 3D nail charms, crystals, and embellishments. Created by world-renowned Japanese nail artist Ageha, this formula ensures that even your heaviest stones stay locked in place from one appointment to the next.

Why It’s a Salon Staple

In a professional setting, losing a charm is a client’s biggest frustration. The Charm On Gel has earned its place on every tech’s desk for its incredible structural integrity:

• “Stay-Put” Consistency: This gel has a thick, non-levelling viscosity that acts like a structural adhesive. Once you place a charm or pearl into the gel, it stays exactly where you put it without sliding or tilting before you reach the lamp.
• No-Wipe Brilliance: Because it cures tack-free, you don’t have to worry about cleaning around intricate 3D shapes with a lint-free wipe. This preserves the sparkle of your crystals and prevents dulling from alcohol residue.
• Crystal-Clear Clarity: The gel remains perfectly transparent even after a full cure, ensuring there is no visible “glue” halo around your art.
• Versatile Application: While primarily a charm adhesive, its thick texture makes it ideal for creating 3D “texture” art, water droplets, and sweater-nail designs.

Usage Instructions & Tech Tips

1. Placement: Using a spatula or dotting tool, apply a small “bead” of Ageha Charm On Gel to the cured colour or top coat where you want to place your embellishment.
2. Seat the Art: Press your charm, crystal, or pearl into the gel bead. The gel should slightly “hug” the base of the charm for maximum security.
3. Cure: Cure for 20 seconds in an LED lamp (or 120 seconds in a 36W UV lamp).
4. Finish: Since it is a non-wipe formula, your art is finished immediately. No cleansing is required!

Tech Tip: For very large or heavy charms, apply the gel and flash-cure for 5 seconds to “freeze” the position before adding smaller accent stones around the base for a cluster effect, then perform a final full cure.