The consistency of Master Gel can be compared to soft plasticine. The thick mass is extremely easy to model. In contrast to gel, it does not flow, does not flood the cuticles, does not have self-leveling properties, and so gives the stylist full control over each movement during application.  Just like in acrylic styling, the product is modeled on the nail plate with a brush dipped in liquid. Anyone who has ever worked with acrylic knows that the biggest drawback of this method is the need to use a liquid with a very irritating and unpleasant odor. The Master Gel system has eliminated that problem, as the liquid has a very pleasant lime scent. The most important feature that proves the superiority of Master Gel over acrylic is that Master Gel does not freeze or harden during work. The mass stays elastic until it is cured in a UV/LED lamp. This means that the time of working with Master Gel is unlimited, the nail tech does not have to hurry to get the perfect nail shape and length. The sensation accompanying curing in a lamp is slight burning. With weak and delicate nails, it may be described as stronger burning. The uniqueness of Master Gel lies in the fact that the risk of burning in the lamp is minimized.