Liquid gel nails are a type of gel nail polish that is cured under a UV or LED light to create a durable and flexible finish. The ingredients in gel nail polish include methacrylate compounds, photoinitiators, and plasticizers. Methacrylate compounds and photoinitiator compounds like benzoyl peroxide adhere to the nail when exposed to UV light, while plasticizers are added to give the polish its strong but flexible nature. Gel nail polish is more durable and less prone to chipping than traditional nail polish.

Here are some positive and negative aspects of liquid gel nails:

Positive:

• Durable and flexible
• Long-lasting
• Glossy finish
• Can be used to lengthen nails
• Can provide extra strength and protection against breakages

Negative:

• Can weaken nails if peeled or pried off
• Can strip layers of the natural nail if over-buffed prior to application
• Some ingredients in nail products can be harmful when swallowed
• Some ingredients in gel nail polish can cause sensitization when in contact with the skin

The ingredients in gel nail polish can vary depending on the brand and type of polish. Some gel nail polishes may contain ingredients derived from animals, but there are vegan options available. It is important to use nail products safely and follow labeled directions to prevent any health hazards that may occur with use of the product.