Tops with dispersion layer

Kodi Professional Top Coats with a Dispersion Layer

A dispersion layer is a fairly sticky film that remains on the surface of the base coat, colored gel polish, or top coat even after curing in a special lamp. Typically, the dispersion layer consists of methacrylate particles and photoinitiators; it can be easily removed using a special solution. Kodi Professional dispersion-layer top coats are an excellent example of a nail product with residual tack that is widely used in the nail industry.

Dispersion-Layer Top Coats: Features and Functions

Dispersion-layer top coats are used in the final stage of a three-phase system. The popular international brand Kodi Professional pays close attention to developing formulas with residual tack, as it offers a number of significant advantages:

• Additional protection. A dispersion top coat works on the principle of “double-sided tape,” bonding layers of polymer materials and securing them, which subsequently reduces the risk of delamination.
• Elasticity. It has been proven that the presence of a dispersion layer improves not only the strength but also the elasticity of the coating.

Typically, the technician removes any residual stickiness at the end of the manicure. However, when creating a “patterned” design using foil or attaching small decorative elements, the dispersion layer is left intact.

Kodi Professional dispersion-layer top coats are must-haves in the arsenal of not only professional nail technicians. They’re also useful for at-home manicures, guaranteeing an aesthetically pleasing result.

Kodi Professional Top Coats with a Dispersion Layer: Varieties in Our Product Line

The brand’s technologists don’t just keep up with trends in the nail industry—they set the direction for its development by creating innovative products with cutting-edge formulas. Kodi Professional top coats with a dispersion layer come in several varieties:

Tops with a dispersion layer: competitive advantages

Tops with a dispersion layer, developed by leading technologists at Kodi Professional, are considered the gold standard in many respects:

• ease of application and absolute comfort during use. The convenient brush picks up the right amount of product and distributes it evenly across the nail plates with minimal risk of it running onto the side ridges and cuticles. This makes using the top coat simple even for a beginner technician;
• high quality. When you buy a top coat from Kodi Professional, you can be 100% confident in the product’s high quality and safety, consistently achieving predictably good results; protection against damage. Tops with a dispersion layer provide phenomenal protection for your manicure against damage and prevent lifting, preserve the richness of the color pigment, and securely fix decorative elements;
• ease of application. It is important to apply the top coat in a thin, even layer and cure it for 30 seconds in 16-watt LED lamps, 90 seconds in 36-watt UV lamps, or 30 seconds in 36-watt UV/LED (hybrid) lamps. Residual dispersion can be removed using a special Cleanser;
• versatility and functionality. A clear top coat for gel polish is more versatile than similar products that contain pigment in their formula;
• moreover, it works well as a sealant for most modern nail products;
• affordable pricing. We strive to keep the brand’s products affordable for everyone so that even beginners can afford truly high-quality products;
• fast shipping. When ordering on the website, packages within Ukraine are delivered in record time.

Top coat — elastic, flexible, and perfect for sealing slider designs, foil, and layered designs with rub-in techniques. The most important nail product, designed to preserve the results of your work, secure decorative elements, prevent dullness or discoloration, and protect your manicure from harsh environmental factors.

FAQ

What are the main advantages of dispersion-layer top coats over similar products without residual tack?

As a rule, top coats with residual tack are more elastic and resistant to external influences. They significantly enhance the adhesive properties of other nail products, extending the lifespan of the manicure and preserving its flawless appearance.

Kodi Professional dispersion-layer top coats—which ones are the best?

Every product created by the Kodi Professional brand features a balanced formula and benchmark quality, so when making your selection, you should consider your personal comfort and the specific tasks you’ll be performing. For example, the classic clear rubber top coat, Rubber Top Kodi Professional, works well with virtually any product, whereas Miracle Rubber Top Gel Kodi Professional is not recommended for use with neon gel polishes.

How to properly use tops with a dispersion layer?

The application process is simple:

1. Perform standard nail preparation using a nail file and a buff.
2. Treat the cuticles using either the trim-and-file or no-cuticle method.
3. Use a degreaser to remove any remaining dirt, dust, and excess moisture from the nail plates.
4. Use a dehydrator to remove excess moisture from the upper layers of the nail plate.
5. Apply an acid-based or acid-free primer.
6. Apply a gel polish base coat according to the instructions.
7. Apply the colored gel polish in two thin layers and cure according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
8. Cover the dried colored coat with a thin layer of dispersion top coat, and cure it for 2 minutes in a 36-watt UV lamp or 30–60 seconds in an LED lamp.
9. Dampen a lint-free wipe with the special Cleanser and remove any residual tackiness.

All done—it’s time to enjoy the perfect result.

Which top coats from the brand’s lineup can create a decorative effect on your nails?

The most popular product in the Kodi Professional line is the top coat:

• Matte Top Coat Velour—a top coat applied as the final layer when painting nails with gel polish, giving the finish a matte texture with a velour effect.

What’s the best way to remove excess gel from the top coat?

Evenly moisten a soft, lint-free wipe with Cleanser and gently wipe the entire surface of the nails to remove any residual dispersion at the final stage of the manicure after curing.