When creating a dip system nail set, which set is applied last?

In a dip system nail set, the resin is applied last as it acts as a bonding agent that secures the enhancements and ensures the durability of the manicure. The process typically starts with the base coat, which prepares the natural nail for the application, followed by the color dip, which provides the desired color and aesthetic. After these initial steps, the resin is applied to seal everything in place and enhance the durability and shine of the nail. This order is crucial because the resin needs to be the final layer to encapsulate both the base coat and the color dip effectively, preventing any bubbling or lifting. Furthermore, without this final application of resin, the manicure would be incomplete and less durable, potentially leading to peeling or chipping of the color.