LDS Rubber Base Gel - RB-24 (Ver 2) - GEL POLISH 0.5 OZ - Bouncy Blush Collection

LDS Rubber Base RB-24 (Ver2): a flexible-bond gel base coat tinted in a sheer pink or neutral, one of 30 in the Bouncy Blush collection. It flexes with a thin or brittle nail instead of cracking, so the set stops lifting at the cuticle, and the tint is wearable on its own under a glossy top.

Why techs pick RB-24

• Flexible bond: absorbs impact instead of cracking; a self-leveling cushion over thin or brittle nails.
• Tinted: a sheer pink or neutral that wears alone or under any gel color.
• Strength and flexibility foundation for fortifying brittle nails, in LDS's words.
• Over 21 days of wear with proper application (LDS figure); 0.5 fl oz bottle.

Specs for RB-24

How to apply RB-24

1. Prep: cuticles back, remove the shine, dust, dehydrate. Prep matters more with a flexible base, because it bonds rather than grips.
2. Thin bonding coat edge to edge, free edge capped, cure.
3. Cushion coat: float a fuller layer down the center, let it self-level with the hand turned over, cure.
4. Wear it as is under a glossy top, or apply a gel color over it (Base & Top Gel).

Best for

Thin or peeling natural nails, nails recovering from acrylic, active clients who type and lift all day, clients who lift at day five on a standard base, and anyone who wants a sheer tinted mani that is also the base coat.

Shades near RB-24

• LDS Rubber Base RB-23 (Ver2)
• LDS Rubber Base RB-25 (Ver2)
• RB-24 in the Ver1 formula: same code, same shade
• Set 30 Colors (Ver2)
• LDS Rubber Base: the full range, Ver1 and Ver2
• Lavis Builder Gel in the Bottle: structure on top of the cushion

Questions about RB-24

Rubber base or normal base? A normal gel base cures rigid and cracks on a nail that bends; a rubber base flexes with it. Strong healthy nails do fine on a standard base; thin ones want rubber base under the color.

What is the difference between Ver1 and Ver2? Ver2 is the current LDS formula and the one sold as the 30-color set; Ver1 stays on the shelf for clients matched to it. The RB codes are the same across both.

How is it removed? A normal gel soak-off: file the top thin, wrap in acetone, wait, push the softened gel away. Never pry.

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