Dual Forms Modern Square Case – 120 pcs

Modern Square dual forms – what are upper forms?

Dual forms, also called upper forms, are placed on the nail from above: you put the product inside them and then press the whole form onto the prepared nail plate. Modern Square is a square of varied length with straight side lines. The form has a very pronounced C-curve, which makes it easier to build bold, avant-garde nail sets. Every nail is made in an identical form, so the whole nail set looks cohesive – all the nails have the same shape.

• Type: upper forms (dual forms) made of plastic.
• Shape: modern square, straight side lines.
• C-curve: very pronounced – makes it easier to build avant-garde nail sets.
• Sizes: 10 sizes and widths, 120 forms in total.
• Building product: gel or acrygel.

Square is a shape on which every unevenness in the side lines is immediately visible. The straight sides of the Modern Square form and its very pronounced C-curve help keep the geometry even at a longer length, and the lines on the form make it easier to check symmetry between fingers. That way square nails look perfectly even in both a short and an avant-garde version – a precise tool for a nail stylist who values repeatable results.

How to build a square on Modern Square forms – step by step

First, choose a form to match the natural nail plate – the size and width should correspond to the client’s nail plate. Then use the lines on the form to plan the length of the extension; evenly spaced lines make it easier to keep the same length on every finger.

• Prepare the nail plate using your usual technique and degrease it before application.
• Fill the form with a building product, for example Dual AcrylicGel Pink Rose 30 ml acrygel, and spread it evenly.
• Press the form onto the prepared nail plate and cure in the lamp according to the product card.
• After removing the form, refine the free edge and the surface with a nail file, keeping the straight lines of the square – you only need the e-file for minor corrections.

Excess product that squeezes out beyond the edge of the form is easier to remove before curing. Like other reusable accessories in the salon, clean and disinfect plastic forms with a liquid suitable for plastics after every treatment, following hygiene rules – that way they will last long enough to do extensions for further clients.

Who is it for and how to choose a series?

You’ll love Modern Square if you often do square nails in your salon – both shorter ones and very long ones, in extension manicures. A case of 120 forms in 10 sizes comes in handy when you see clients with very different nail plates – from narrow to wide – and want the right form always at hand, individually matched to each client’s preferences. If a client prefers a soft, slender shape, choose Modern Almond Dual Form in an almond shape. If, on the other hand, you mainly build the structure and want to pinch the C-curve with a pinching tool, take a look at the flexible forms from the First Step Square series.

Dual, Modern, First Step – which nail forms and methods to choose?

Choosing the right form depends on your working method and the nail shape you want to achieve. Dual forms differ in the size of the C-curve and in whether the material is rigid or flexible – Modern forms have a large C-curve and suit various shapes, from short to very long. The first time you use them, it’s worth trying the size on dry before you apply builder gel or acrygel, and when building a structure, use the same order of movements on every finger – it’s worth spreading the product evenly across the whole form before you press it on. 120 forms in the case is a supply that will last for many appointments, and you can adapt the size and method to the individual needs of each client. Working with nail extension forms saves time and speeds up your work compared with classic nail forms that need trimming, while the look and durability of the nail set depend above all on matching the form precisely to the shape of the nail design. The e-file and other helper tools are only needed for minor corrections, so you get to colour or nail art faster.