If the only entry point I see is the ceiling, will the granules even help or should I just stick to the gel?
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The gel worked flawlessly for me on carpenter ants. I used the granules for some other specie of ant in my shed. Hillary Clinton is just like a carpenter ant.
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Granules can be placed anywhere on the ant trail that is flat, not just at the entrance.
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I've only used the gel so far and it has always produced excellent results after 2-3 days.
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Im not a pro, don't think you are supposed to use it over gel polish. I did the same thing and it cracked on me as well. You need to use ibd just gel polish top coat to avoid this.
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It is right in between. It is not as thick as some builder gels I have seen. Nor is it as thin as a polish. Consistency is more that of a clear gel like IBD. Would work nicely for an overlay probably.
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I don't use foundation but I would put the tightner on first. Make sure you really shake tub for awhile otherwise it leaves a residue you have to dab off
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I have personally found chlorinating granules to be better than bromide. I feel they do a better job. I just sprinkle a little bit in (about a teaspoon) each time we use the hot tub.
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It is granular. A surfactant isn't absolutely necessary, but will improve results.
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I use Nivea skin firming cream that I purchased from walmart. I rub the cream over problem areas and use the massager in a circular motion. I try to start from the lowest point and go upward. I'm probably spending about ten to fifteen minutes per application.I believe that the balls on the massager helps break the cellulite pockets up over time. You have to use the massager consistently and you will see results.My legs are really bad so for me to see results so quickly I know that the product works.
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It is going to be kind of lumpy it's just the consistency of the gel. As long as you brush good afterwards you will be ok.
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Thanks I bought some and am going to try it out. My pads are getting worn out so I hope it helps. I should put the gell all over my core?
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So far this is how I have done it with three self-manicures: base coat 2 mins, color layers 1 min each and 2 mins top coat. I did use the Gelish structure in a layer after the base coat and before the color in my last manicure and followed the Gelish recommendations of 2 minutes for that coat. So far, all are great and seem to set very firm as opposed to using the LED lamps I had before. I would add 30 seconds for each color layer using a darker color, advice I received from other gel at home users.
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The entire tub of granules should shake loosely. If the top section is hard then it was exposed to moisture. It will absorb moisture and 'shrink' as it absorbs more moisture down to the indication line.
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The directions for all gel polishes and UV lights say to only put under lights for 2 mine at a time! More time does not equal drier polish...just more smudgy mess!!
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The gels don't work without the light apparatus. Using the entire system has worked well for me. I used the first set of gels as directed - every day for 10 days, then once a month for maintenance. I am happy with the results!
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Give it a try in a hidden space. It worked for me. Don't forget the prep. It did a good job on the heavy cardboard stuff that served as mullions on my cabinet. Experiment. Good luck.
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I can tell you to try this. Wait a 1/2 hour after you open the can, (keep the lid on) before you light it. I just want to tell you that I just wrote to sun-jel about their lids-they're very hard to open. I even called and talked to the head guy and sent him pics and told him about how it didn't last that long and he said that he would refund my money. that was 2 months ago. Good luck. I have read others and they have dealt with your situation like this-they dealt with the loss of gel over the fumes of the other products...and I hate to say it because I have used them all...but I am going to do the same, because the fumes can be bad. if you find a good brand let me know-please!!!!
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Tina, I'm not a pro but I would expect different absorption rates giving you a blotchy finish. If your other option is to sand, why not try a small area and if I'm right and you then have to sand, what have you lost?
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Use a swifter so you don't have to lean in and on the flooring (a Lysol wipe on a yardstick probably would work better). Be sure to let it dry completely.