Find HS Code and trade information for poly gel+crystal liquid

Polygel and Crystal Liquid

Polygel and crystal liquid are components used in a nail enhancement system, offering an alternative to traditional acrylics and hard gels. They are typically used together to create durable, lightweight, and natural-looking nail extensions, overlays, and sculpted nails.

Material Composition:

• Polygel: A hybrid formula combining the best qualities of acrylics and hard gels. It’s primarily composed of acrylic monomers, oligomers, and photoinitiators. Unlike traditional acrylics, it doesn’t contain MMA (methyl methacrylate), which can be damaging to the natural nail. It is generally more flexible than acrylic but harder than soft gels.
• Crystal Liquid (Slip Solution): A specialized liquid, usually consisting of isopropyl alcohol (IPA) and a small percentage of monomer. It does not contain the same monomers as liquid monomers used with acrylics. Its primary function is to reduce the stickiness of the polygel, allowing for easier shaping and manipulation.

Purpose:

The combined system aims to provide:

• Nail Extensions: Adding length to natural nails.
• Overlay: Strengthening natural nails and providing a smooth surface.
• Sculpted Nails: Creating custom nail shapes and designs.
• Repair: Fixing broken or damaged nails.

Function:

• Polygel: The polygel itself is a putty-like substance that is applied to the nail and sculpted into the desired shape. It is cured (hardened) under a UV or LED lamp. Its strength comes from the polymerization process initiated by the light.
• Crystal Liquid: The crystal liquid is used with a brush to wet the polygel and the application tool. This reduces the tackiness of the polygel, making it easier to work with and preventing it from sticking to the brush. It also helps to smooth the surface of the polygel and create a seamless blend with the natural nail.

Usage Scenarios:

• Salon Manicures: Professional nail technicians commonly use polygel systems for their clients.
• DIY Nail Art: Increasingly popular for home nail enthusiasts due to its ease of use compared to acrylics.
• Individuals with Nail Weakness: Polygel can provide a strong and protective layer for brittle or damaged nails.
• Those Seeking Long-Lasting Manicures: Polygel manicures typically last 2-3 weeks without chipping or lifting.

Common Types:

• Clear Polygel: Used for transparent overlays, extensions, or as a base for color applications.
• Colored Polygel: Available in a wide range of shades for creating colorful nail designs.
• Glitter Polygel: Contains glitter particles for a sparkling effect.
• Natural Polygel: Mimics the appearance of natural nails.
• Crystal Liquid Variations: Some crystal liquids contain additives for scent or enhanced slip properties. Some are specifically formulated for use with particular polygel brands.

Based on the provided information, the declared goods "poly gel+crystal liquid" can be classified under the following HS codes:

• 3304300000: Beauty or make-up preparations and preparations for the care of the skin (other than medicaments), including sunscreen or sun tan preparations; manicure or pedicure preparations. This HS code covers manicure or pedicure preparations. Poly gel, used in nail enhancements, falls under this category.

  • 33: Essential oils and resinoids; perfumery, cosmetic or toilet preparations. This chapter broadly covers cosmetic preparations.
  • 04: Beauty or make-up preparations and preparations for the care of the skin (other than medicaments). This heading specifically includes preparations for skin and nail care.
  • 300000: Manicure or pedicure preparations. This subheading narrows the classification to preparations specifically used for manicures and pedicures.

• 3812399000: Prepared rubber accelerators; compound plasticizers for rubber or plastics, not elsewhere specified or included; antioxidizing preparations and other compound stabilizers for rubber or plastics. This HS code covers compound stabilizers for rubber or plastics. Crystal liquid, if it functions as a stabilizer in the poly gel formulation, could be classified here.

  • 38: Chemical products. This chapter covers a wide range of chemical products.
  • 12: Prepared rubber accelerators, plasticizers, stabilizers. This heading focuses on chemical preparations used in rubber and plastics.
  • 399000: Other. This subheading covers preparations not specifically listed elsewhere within the heading.

• 3824994140: Prepared binders for foundry molds or cores; chemical products and preparations of the chemical or allied industries (including those consisting of mixtures of natural products), not elsewhere specified or included. This HS code covers mixtures of fatty acid esters. If the crystal liquid is a mixture of fatty acid esters, it could be classified here.

  • 38: Chemical products. This chapter covers a wide range of chemical products.
  • 24: Prepared binders and other chemical products. This heading focuses on chemical preparations used in various industries.
  • 994140: Mixtures of fatty acid esters. This subheading narrows the classification to specific chemical mixtures.

Regarding HS code 3304300000, please note that this covers beauty or make-up preparations and preparations for the care of the skin. It is important to ensure the product is classified correctly as a cosmetic preparation.

Regarding HS code 3812399000, please note that this covers compound stabilizers for rubber or plastics. If the crystal liquid is used as a stabilizer, it is important to verify its function within the poly gel formulation.

Regarding HS code 3824994140, please note that this covers mixtures of fatty acid esters. If the crystal liquid is a mixture of fatty acid esters, it is important to verify its composition.