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Ikon.iq Nails

IKON.iQ Nails develops award-winning hypoallergenic professional nail products

12/06/2026

PRIMA-is more than just a gel polish – it’s a commitment to excellence 💯

Effortless Perfection in Every Coat
100% Pure Gel – A soak-off system ensuring durability and effortless removal

One-Coat Coverage – Rich, highly pigmented colors that save time and product

Natural Elegance – Produces thin, natural-looking nails without shrinkage or wrinkling

Long-Lasting Brilliance – No yellowing, no fading – just chip-free, vibrant color for 4+ weeks

24-Free Formula – Free from HEMA and other high-risk allergens for ultimate safety

Solvent-Free – No evaporation means no drying out

Seasonal Collections – Fresh new shades launched every season

LED & UV Curable – Optimized for efficiency and versatility

29/05/2026

New PRIMA Rubber Bases🌟

24/05/2026

✨ SEE & TRY — Barßel, 13 June 2026

📅 Friday, 13 June 2026 · 1.00 pm–6.00 pm
📍 Hotel Ummen, 26676 Barßel (Lower Saxony)

Here’s what’s in store for you this afternoon:

💅 Try out PRIMA, PRIMA-HGX, DEPEND, EVOLUTION and POLYTEK
👩‍🏫 Live product techniques with trainer Marlene Piplow
🧪 The science behind the bottle — with Robert. A fact-based session on:
· Nail product chemistry
· The key ingredients that trigger allergies — and why they’re included in the first place
· Why “HEMA-free” doesn’t mean there’s no HEMA (and what you should look out for instead)
· Which factors lead to under-curing under the UV lamp — and how to avoid them
🎁 Every participant receives a €50 discount code for our online shop

An afternoon of professional development, product knowledge and practical testing — and a relaxed, friendly exchange with fellow nail technicians. ☕

🎟️ Places are limited. Secure yours here:
👉 https://www.eventbrite.de/e/see-try-barel-tickets-1989230065675?aff=oddtdtcreator

(Link also in the bio.)

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22/05/2026

EPISODE 3

Why allergies often don’t appear suddenly.

Many people think:
“I’ve worked for years without any problems — so why an allergy all of a sudden?”

But this is exactly what is typical for contact allergies.

An allergy often develops gradually over time. The immune system can become sensitized through repeated exposure to substances that are not fully cured — often without noticing it.

Especially critical:
Even the smallest amounts of uncured product can promote this process over months or even years.

At some point, the body suddenly reacts:
• itching
• redness
• burning
• small blisters
• swollen fingertips

This means:
It’s not only the product itself that matters — but also the application.

Modern nail design today requires:
• correct curing
• high-quality systems
• appropriate lamp technology
• knowledge about chemistry and safety

THE NAIL SCIENCE
Knowledge. Technique. Safety.

21/05/2026

PRIMA Ellen 💚

21/05/2026

EPISODE 2

“The gel is hard.”But is it really fully cured?

Many people believe:As soon as a product feels hard, it is fully cured.

But this is one of the biggest misconceptions in the nail industry.

“Hard” does not automatically mean fully polymerized.

During curing, monomers and photoinitiators react under UV/LED light to form a solid polymer network. If this process is incomplete, unreacted substances can remain in the material — even when the surface already feels hard.

Possible causes:• material applied too thick• unsuitable or weak lamps• incorrect wavelengths• highly pigmented colors• incompatible combinations of product and lamp• curing times that are too short

The problem:Incomplete curing can significantly increase the risk of allergies — especially with repeated skin contact.

Modern nail design today is not just about whether a product “lasts.”

It is about correct application and complete curing.

THE NAIL SCIENCEKnowledge. Technique. Safety.

20/05/2026

Beautiful Nails.Sick Hands?

Allergies in the nail industry are increasing significantly worldwide — both among clients and nail technicians. But the cause is often far more complex than just “bad products.”

An allergy does not simply appear overnight.In most cases, the problem develops gradually through repeated contact with substances that are not fully cured on the skin.

And this is exactly where the real issue begins.

Many people think:“The gel is hard — so it must be fully cured.”

But “hard” does not automatically mean fully polymerized.

During curing, monomers and photoinitiators react under UV- lamps to form a solid polymer network. If this process is disrupted or incomplete, residues of unreacted substances can remain — even when the material feels solid on the surface.

Possible causes include:• applying the material too thick• unsuitable or weak lamps• incorrect wavelengths• dirty or old lamps• highly pigmented colors• incompatible combinations of product and lamp• skin contact during application• insufficient application technique

Especially critical:Even the smallest amounts of uncured product on the skin can sensitize the immune system. This process is often gradual — over months or even years.

Possible symptoms:• itching• redness• burning skin• small blisters• skin peeling• swollen fingertips• chronic contact allergies

And the problem often does not stop at the nail salon.

Certain acrylates used in the nail industry can also be found in some medical materials. That is why dermatologists and scientists are increasingly focusing on this issue.

Modern nail design today is no longer just about beautiful results.

It is also about:• safe application• understanding product chemistry• proper curing• high-quality systems• skin protection• professional education

Because professional nails today are not only about durability and design — but also about responsibility.

THE NAIL SCIENCEKnowledge. Technique. Safety.

19/05/2026

Knowledge changes everything.
Not only the result on the nail — but also the safety behind it.

With THE NAIL SCIENCE, a new series begins focusing on modern nail design, product understanding, allergy prevention, technique, and the science behind beautiful nails.

No myths.
No empty trends.
Just real professional nail knowledge.

For everyone who wants to understand more than just “beautiful nails.”

THE NAIL SCIENCE
by IKON.IQ

Knowledge. Technique. Safety.

08/05/2026

PRIMA Victoria 💟

07/05/2026

Who is Robert Giblett and why he created (and continues creating) hypoallergenic nail products. Background 🙌

Adresse

Stolberg

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