DNKa - French Set Plus Molds, 192/96pcs

French Set Plus Molds

A complete modeling kit combining reusable upper forms with matching silicone molds — built specifically for the "French on upper forms" technique, where speed and consistent architecture matter as much as the final look.

What's Included

Why This Set Works

The upper forms have precise symmetry and built-in guide lines, plus a "contact zone" that makes it easier to model nails with matching length and apex height — useful for keeping a full set consistent across all ten nails. The silicone molds let you shape the smile line with more control, from a classic curve to a sharper, more graphic French line.

Forms and molds are reusable and compatible with DNKa' Acryl Gel, Liquid Acrygel, DNKa' Builder Gel, or DNKa' Jelly Gel.

How to Use

1. Perform standard mechanical nail prep
2. Clean the nail with DNKa' Nail Prep & Cleanser
3. Apply DNKa' Dehydrator
4. Apply DNKa' Ultrabond for extra adhesion
5. Apply and cure your chosen base coat
6. Select the appropriate form size and shape
7. Apply your chosen modeling material (Acryl Gel, Liquid Acrygel, Builder Gel, or Jelly Gel) to the inner part of the form
8. Press onto the nail plate and hold for 10 seconds under LED/UV, securing with the clip
9. Cure in a 48W LED/UV lamp for 2 minutes on each side
10. Gently remove the form by squeezing its sides
11. Remove residual tack with DNKa' Nail Prep & Cleanser 3 in 1
12. Refine the shape with a file, adjusting the inner surface with a drill if needed
13. Apply DNKa' Top Coat and cure for 2 minutes

Works alongside DNKa's full Builder Gel and Cover Base ranges as part of a complete nail extension system.

FAQ

Can these forms and molds be reused, or are they single-use?
Both the upper forms and the silicone molds are designed for repeated use, made from durable, flexible materials meant to withstand regular salon work.

What nail shapes does this set cover?
Four shapes are included: Long Square, Modern Almond, Monroe, and Salon Almond, covering most common nail plate types.