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Gel Nail Polish

Gel nail polish has become the go-to choice for anyone who wants properly long-lasting, salon-quality manicures — 2-3 weeks of chip-free, high-shine wear that genuinely lasts. Cured under a UV or LED lamp into a tough flexible coating that bonds securely to the natural nail or nail enhancements, gel polish stays vibrant and intact long after a regular manicure would have chipped. Our gel nail polish collection brings together professional-grade options across base coats, colour, top coats and treatments — built around the Hema-Free Halo range as our hero brand, alongside other trusted professional gel systems. Whether you're a working nail technician, a salon stocking up, or a confident at-home user with your own UV/LED lamp, the right gel polish for the job lives here.

What is gel nail polish and how does it work?

Gel nail polish is a polymer-based polish that stays liquid until cured under a UV or LED lamp, at which point it instantly hardens into a glossy, durable, flexible coating. The wet-to-cured process is the key difference from regular polish — instead of waiting for solvents to evaporate (which takes 10-15 minutes per coat and gives you 4-7 days of wear), gel polish sets instantly under the lamp and then stays put for 2-3 weeks. Properly applied, gel polish doesn't chip, doesn't smudge, doesn't fade, and walks out of your salon (or bathroom) looking exactly like a fresh manicure for weeks afterwards.

The full gel polish system involves three layers: a base coat (which bonds to the nail and prevents staining), one or two coats of colour (cured between layers), and a top coat (which seals everything in and adds the high-shine finish). Each layer is cured under the lamp before the next is applied, building up a layered manicure that's properly bonded together rather than just sitting on top of the nail.

Why Hema-Free gel polish matters

Worth understanding properly before you buy. HEMA (Hydroxyethyl Methacrylate) is a common ingredient in many gel polishes, and it's an increasingly recognised allergen. Repeated exposure can cause contact dermatitis, skin reactions, and even permanent sensitivity that affects both nail technicians (with daily exposure) and clients (with regular gel applications). The HEMA allergy issue has become significant enough that the EU has restricted HEMA in consumer products, and many UK professionals are actively switching to Hema-free systems to protect themselves and their clients.

Our hero gel polish brand Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish delivers the same long-wearing professional gel performance as standard gel polishes, without the HEMA risk. If you've experienced unexplained skin reactions, redness or itchiness around the nails after gel applications, switching to Hema-free is genuinely worth trying. For nail technicians applying gel polish daily for clients, the long-term occupational health benefits of Hema-free systems are properly significant.

Choosing the right gel polish for the job

By product type

  • Base coat — applied first, bonds the gel polish to the nail plate, prevents staining, and significantly extends wear. Never skip the base coat — it's properly the difference between gel polish that lasts 3 weeks and gel polish that lifts within days.
  • Colour gel polish — your shade choice. Apply in 1-2 thin coats over the base, curing between each. Most colours need two coats for full opacity; some pigmented shades cover in one.
  • Standard top coat — seals the manicure, adds shine, prevents chipping. The everyday workhorse for most manicures.
  • No-wipe top coat — leaves no sticky inhibition layer after curing, so no acetone wipe-down needed at the end. Faster application and the modern professional standard.
  • Thick top coat — extra-thick formula for properly plump, voluminous high-shine finish. The choice for clients wanting maximum gloss.
  • Matte top coat — flat, no-shine finish for the modern matte look. Velvet matte non-wipe formulations are particularly popular.
  • Sparkle or glitter top coat — adds glittery sparkle finish over any colour underneath. The simplest way to add festive sparkle without committing to full glitter polish.

By bottle size

  • 8ml bottles — the standard colour gel polish size, properly suited to home use or salon retail. One 8ml bottle gives you plenty of manicures for personal use.
  • 15ml bottles — the professional salon size, typically used for base coats and top coats which get used at every appointment. Better cost-per-use for base coats and top coats specifically; colour shades work fine in the smaller 8ml format.

The Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish range

Halo gel polish system support

  • Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish 15ml Base Coat — the foundation of every gel manicure. Provides adhesion, prevents staining, and extends wear properly. Buy in 15ml because you'll use this at every application.
  • Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish 15ml Thick Top Coat — extra-thick top coat for high-shine, durable finish. The everyday top coat workhorse.
  • Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish 15ml Hema-Free Non Wipe Top Coat — leaves no sticky inhibition layer, so no wipe-down needed after curing. Genuinely speeds up application time and is the modern standard.
  • Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish 15ml Sparkle Top Coat — adds glittery sparkle finish to any colour underneath without needing to redo the manicure with glitter polish.
  • Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish 15ml Velvet Matte Non Wipe Top Coat — modern velvet matte finish with no wipe-down required. The matte finish is having a serious trend moment.

Halo gel polish colours

The Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish 8ml shade range covers properly comprehensive colour territory across collections — including the iconic Married in Vegas, Once Upon a Time, Arabian Nights, Stained Glass, Natural World, Winter in New York, and Ho Ho Hollywood limited-edition releases. Highlights span warm reds (Pumpkin Spice, Hawaii, Raspberry, Cranberry), pinks and softer shades (Blossom, Elise, Bliss, Lilac), blues (Bali, Blue, Central Park), neutrals (Bare, A-List), and statement specialty shades (Gold Leaf, Mellow Yellow, Ballgown). Halo regularly releases themed seasonal collections, so the available shade range refreshes throughout the year — worth checking back regularly for new drops.

What you need for a complete gel manicure setup

Beyond the polish itself, you'll need the right kit to apply gel polish properly:

  • UV or LED nail lamp — to cure each layer. LED lamps are faster (30-60 seconds per cure vs 2 minutes for UV), more energy-efficient, and the modern professional standard. Make sure your lamp wattage is compatible with your gel brand.
  • Gel polish base coat — non-negotiable for proper wear time
  • Gel polish colour(s) — your chosen shades
  • Gel polish top coat — choose by finish (high-shine, matte, sparkle)
  • Nail prep dehydrator — strips oil from the nail plate for proper bonding
  • Nail file (180/240 grit) — for shaping and lightly buffing the nail surface before application
  • Cuticle pusher — to push back cuticles for cleaner application
  • Lint-free nail wipes — for cleanup and removing inhibition layers
  • Acetone — for proper soak-off removal (regular nail polish remover doesn't work on gel)
  • Cuticle oil — for nail care between manicures

How to apply gel nail polish properly

  1. Prep the nails thoroughly. Remove any old polish, file and shape the nails, gently push back cuticles, and lightly buff the nail surface for better adhesion.
  2. Cleanse with nail prep dehydrator. This strips oil and moisture from the nail plate — properly the single biggest step that determines whether your gel polish lasts 3 days or 3 weeks.
  3. Apply a thin layer of base coat. Cap the free edge (run the brush across the very tip of the nail) to seal the cuticle and prevent lifting. Cure under the lamp for the recommended time (typically 30-60 seconds for LED, 2 minutes for UV).
  4. Apply your first colour coat thinly. Don't try to get full coverage on coat one — a thin first coat cures properly without bubbling or shrinking. Cap the free edge again. Cure under the lamp.
  5. Apply a second colour coat. Slightly thicker than the first if needed for full coverage. Cap the free edge. Cure under the lamp.
  6. Apply your top coat. Cover the entire nail surface, capping the free edge to seal. Cure under the lamp.
  7. Wipe off the inhibition layer if needed. Standard top coats leave a slightly sticky residue after curing — wipe with acetone-soaked nail wipe to reveal the high-shine finish underneath. No-wipe top coats skip this step entirely.
  8. Apply cuticle oil to nourish the surrounding skin and finish the manicure.

How to remove gel polish safely

Proper removal is genuinely critical for nail health. Picking, peeling, or filing off cured gel polish removes layers of the natural nail with it, causing thin, weak, damaged nails over time. The proper soak-off removal method:

  1. Buff the top layer of the gel polish lightly with a 180-grit file to break the seal — just enough to scratch the surface, not down to the colour.
  2. Saturate cotton wool with pure acetone, place over each nail, and wrap with foil to hold in place.
  3. Soak for 10-15 minutes. The acetone breaks down the cured gel, and properly soaked gel should slide off with gentle pressure.
  4. Remove foils one nail at a time. Use a wooden cuticle stick to gently push the softened gel off the nail surface — never scrape or force.
  5. If gel doesn't come off easily, re-soak rather than forcing removal. Forcing causes nail damage that takes weeks to recover.
  6. Buff the nail surface lightly to smooth, apply cuticle oil generously, and let nails breathe for at least an hour before reapplying polish.

For very stubborn gel or if you're nervous about DIY removal, a salon removal appointment is genuinely worth the cost — properly trained nail technicians remove gel without damaging the natural nail underneath.

Frequently asked questions

How long does gel nail polish actually last?

Properly applied gel polish from professional brands lasts 2-3 weeks before lifting or chipping. Wear time depends on application technique (proper prep is everything), nail plate condition, and lifestyle factors (frequent water exposure, hand-intensive work). Most clients book infill or full removal appointments at the 2-3 week mark.

Is gel polish bad for your nails?

Gel polish itself doesn't damage nails — it's improper application, curing or removal that causes problems. The most common causes of gel-related nail damage: peeling or picking off gel polish (which removes nail layers with it), continuous gel wear without breaks (the nails benefit from a few days bare every 2-3 cycles), and over-filing during prep. Used and removed properly, gel polish is genuinely safe for natural nails.

What's the difference between LED and UV nail lamps?

LED lamps cure gel polish faster (30-60 seconds per layer), use less energy, and have longer bulb life. UV lamps cure slightly slower (typically 2 minutes per layer) but cure a wider range of gel polish formulations including some older formulas. Most modern professional gel polishes are LED-compatible — check your specific brand's curing instructions. For new buyers, LED lamps are the modern standard.

Can I apply gel polish at home without salon training?

Yes, with the right kit and proper care. The application technique takes practice — proper nail prep, thin even layers, full curing between coats — but it's genuinely accessible for confident at-home users. Watch a few proper tutorials before your first attempt, invest in quality products (the difference between budget and professional gel polish is significant), and practise on yourself before attempting friends or family.

What's the difference between regular nail polish and gel polish?

Regular polish dries by solvent evaporation (10-15 minutes), lasts 4-7 days, and removes with regular acetone or non-acetone remover. Gel polish cures under a UV/LED lamp (instant set), lasts 2-3 weeks, and requires soak-off acetone removal. Different products for different priorities — regular polish for frequent shade changes, gel polish for long-wear durability.

Do I need different top coats for different finishes?

If you want a properly polished manicure, yes. Standard top coats give classic high-shine finish. No-wipe top coats save application time. Thick top coats add extra plump gloss. Matte top coats create a flat no-shine finish. Sparkle top coats add glitter to any colour beneath. Most home users get by with one standard top coat plus a matte top coat for variety; salon professionals typically stock all the formats.

How thin should each coat of gel polish be?

Properly thin — significantly thinner than you'd apply regular polish. Thick gel polish coats don't cure properly, can shrink at the edges during curing, and are more likely to lift early. The mantra is "two thin coats, never one thick coat." If your colour isn't fully opaque after two thin coats, do a third thin coat rather than going thicker on coat two.

Can I use any gel polish with any UV/LED lamp?

Mostly yes, but check compatibility. Most modern gel polishes work with both UV and LED lamps, but cure times vary. Some older formulations are UV-only. Always check your specific gel brand's recommended lamp type and curing time. Generic budget lamps from non-specialist brands can sometimes give incomplete curing — investing in a recognised professional lamp avoids that issue.

Why does my gel polish lift or chip early?

Almost always a prep issue. The five most common causes: nails not properly cleansed before polish (oils prevent bonding), no base coat (polish has nothing to adhere to), gel layers applied too thick (don't cure properly), free edge not capped during application (water gets under the seal during washing), and improper curing (under-curing causes weak adhesion). Get the prep right, apply thin layers, cure properly, and gel polish should last the full 2-3 weeks.

Are there vegan gel polishes?

Yes — many modern professional gel polish ranges including Halo Hema-Free are vegan-friendly. Always check specific product credentials if vegan formulation matters to you, but the modern professional gel polish industry has largely shifted away from animal-derived ingredients.

Shop the gel nail polish collection

Browse the full gel nail polish range below across colours, base coats, top coats and system support. For wider nail polish options including regular air-dry lacquer, treatments, and removers, see our wider nail polish collection. For complete manicure and pedicure setups, browse our manicure and pedicure collection. Free UK delivery on all orders.

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Gel Nail Polish

Gel nail polish has become the go-to choice for anyone who wants properly long-lasting, salon-quality manicures — 2-3 weeks of chip-free, high-shine wear that genuinely lasts. Cured under a UV or LED lamp into a tough flexible coating that bonds securely to the natural nail or nail enhancements, gel polish stays vibrant and intact long after a regular manicure would have chipped. Our gel nail polish collection brings together professional-grade options across base coats, colour, top coats and treatments — built around the Hema-Free Halo range as our hero brand, alongside other trusted professional gel systems. Whether you're a working nail technician, a salon stocking up, or a confident at-home user with your own UV/LED lamp, the right gel polish for the job lives here.

What is gel nail polish and how does it work?

Gel nail polish is a polymer-based polish that stays liquid until cured under a UV or LED lamp, at which point it instantly hardens into a glossy, durable, flexible coating. The wet-to-cured process is the key difference from regular polish — instead of waiting for solvents to evaporate (which takes 10-15 minutes per coat and gives you 4-7 days of wear), gel polish sets instantly under the lamp and then stays put for 2-3 weeks. Properly applied, gel polish doesn't chip, doesn't smudge, doesn't fade, and walks out of your salon (or bathroom) looking exactly like a fresh manicure for weeks afterwards.

The full gel polish system involves three layers: a base coat (which bonds to the nail and prevents staining), one or two coats of colour (cured between layers), and a top coat (which seals everything in and adds the high-shine finish). Each layer is cured under the lamp before the next is applied, building up a layered manicure that's properly bonded together rather than just sitting on top of the nail.

Why Hema-Free gel polish matters

Worth understanding properly before you buy. HEMA (Hydroxyethyl Methacrylate) is a common ingredient in many gel polishes, and it's an increasingly recognised allergen. Repeated exposure can cause contact dermatitis, skin reactions, and even permanent sensitivity that affects both nail technicians (with daily exposure) and clients (with regular gel applications). The HEMA allergy issue has become significant enough that the EU has restricted HEMA in consumer products, and many UK professionals are actively switching to Hema-free systems to protect themselves and their clients.

Our hero gel polish brand Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish delivers the same long-wearing professional gel performance as standard gel polishes, without the HEMA risk. If you've experienced unexplained skin reactions, redness or itchiness around the nails after gel applications, switching to Hema-free is genuinely worth trying. For nail technicians applying gel polish daily for clients, the long-term occupational health benefits of Hema-free systems are properly significant.

Choosing the right gel polish for the job

By product type

  • Base coat — applied first, bonds the gel polish to the nail plate, prevents staining, and significantly extends wear. Never skip the base coat — it's properly the difference between gel polish that lasts 3 weeks and gel polish that lifts within days.
  • Colour gel polish — your shade choice. Apply in 1-2 thin coats over the base, curing between each. Most colours need two coats for full opacity; some pigmented shades cover in one.
  • Standard top coat — seals the manicure, adds shine, prevents chipping. The everyday workhorse for most manicures.
  • No-wipe top coat — leaves no sticky inhibition layer after curing, so no acetone wipe-down needed at the end. Faster application and the modern professional standard.
  • Thick top coat — extra-thick formula for properly plump, voluminous high-shine finish. The choice for clients wanting maximum gloss.
  • Matte top coat — flat, no-shine finish for the modern matte look. Velvet matte non-wipe formulations are particularly popular.
  • Sparkle or glitter top coat — adds glittery sparkle finish over any colour underneath. The simplest way to add festive sparkle without committing to full glitter polish.

By bottle size

  • 8ml bottles — the standard colour gel polish size, properly suited to home use or salon retail. One 8ml bottle gives you plenty of manicures for personal use.
  • 15ml bottles — the professional salon size, typically used for base coats and top coats which get used at every appointment. Better cost-per-use for base coats and top coats specifically; colour shades work fine in the smaller 8ml format.

The Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish range

Halo gel polish system support

  • Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish 15ml Base Coat — the foundation of every gel manicure. Provides adhesion, prevents staining, and extends wear properly. Buy in 15ml because you'll use this at every application.
  • Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish 15ml Thick Top Coat — extra-thick top coat for high-shine, durable finish. The everyday top coat workhorse.
  • Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish 15ml Hema-Free Non Wipe Top Coat — leaves no sticky inhibition layer, so no wipe-down needed after curing. Genuinely speeds up application time and is the modern standard.
  • Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish 15ml Sparkle Top Coat — adds glittery sparkle finish to any colour underneath without needing to redo the manicure with glitter polish.
  • Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish 15ml Velvet Matte Non Wipe Top Coat — modern velvet matte finish with no wipe-down required. The matte finish is having a serious trend moment.

Halo gel polish colours

The Halo Hema-Free Gel Polish 8ml shade range covers properly comprehensive colour territory across collections — including the iconic Married in Vegas, Once Upon a Time, Arabian Nights, Stained Glass, Natural World, Winter in New York, and Ho Ho Hollywood limited-edition releases. Highlights span warm reds (Pumpkin Spice, Hawaii, Raspberry, Cranberry), pinks and softer shades (Blossom, Elise, Bliss, Lilac), blues (Bali, Blue, Central Park), neutrals (Bare, A-List), and statement specialty shades (Gold Leaf, Mellow Yellow, Ballgown). Halo regularly releases themed seasonal collections, so the available shade range refreshes throughout the year — worth checking back regularly for new drops.

What you need for a complete gel manicure setup

Beyond the polish itself, you'll need the right kit to apply gel polish properly:

  • UV or LED nail lamp — to cure each layer. LED lamps are faster (30-60 seconds per cure vs 2 minutes for UV), more energy-efficient, and the modern professional standard. Make sure your lamp wattage is compatible with your gel brand.
  • Gel polish base coat — non-negotiable for proper wear time
  • Gel polish colour(s) — your chosen shades
  • Gel polish top coat — choose by finish (high-shine, matte, sparkle)
  • Nail prep dehydrator — strips oil from the nail plate for proper bonding
  • Nail file (180/240 grit) — for shaping and lightly buffing the nail surface before application
  • Cuticle pusher — to push back cuticles for cleaner application
  • Lint-free nail wipes — for cleanup and removing inhibition layers
  • Acetone — for proper soak-off removal (regular nail polish remover doesn't work on gel)
  • Cuticle oil — for nail care between manicures

How to apply gel nail polish properly

  1. Prep the nails thoroughly. Remove any old polish, file and shape the nails, gently push back cuticles, and lightly buff the nail surface for better adhesion.
  2. Cleanse with nail prep dehydrator. This strips oil and moisture from the nail plate — properly the single biggest step that determines whether your gel polish lasts 3 days or 3 weeks.
  3. Apply a thin layer of base coat. Cap the free edge (run the brush across the very tip of the nail) to seal the cuticle and prevent lifting. Cure under the lamp for the recommended time (typically 30-60 seconds for LED, 2 minutes for UV).
  4. Apply your first colour coat thinly. Don't try to get full coverage on coat one — a thin first coat cures properly without bubbling or shrinking. Cap the free edge again. Cure under the lamp.
  5. Apply a second colour coat. Slightly thicker than the first if needed for full coverage. Cap the free edge. Cure under the lamp.
  6. Apply your top coat. Cover the entire nail surface, capping the free edge to seal. Cure under the lamp.
  7. Wipe off the inhibition layer if needed. Standard top coats leave a slightly sticky residue after curing — wipe with acetone-soaked nail wipe to reveal the high-shine finish underneath. No-wipe top coats skip this step entirely.
  8. Apply cuticle oil to nourish the surrounding skin and finish the manicure.

How to remove gel polish safely

Proper removal is genuinely critical for nail health. Picking, peeling, or filing off cured gel polish removes layers of the natural nail with it, causing thin, weak, damaged nails over time. The proper soak-off removal method:

  1. Buff the top layer of the gel polish lightly with a 180-grit file to break the seal — just enough to scratch the surface, not down to the colour.
  2. Saturate cotton wool with pure acetone, place over each nail, and wrap with foil to hold in place.
  3. Soak for 10-15 minutes. The acetone breaks down the cured gel, and properly soaked gel should slide off with gentle pressure.
  4. Remove foils one nail at a time. Use a wooden cuticle stick to gently push the softened gel off the nail surface — never scrape or force.
  5. If gel doesn't come off easily, re-soak rather than forcing removal. Forcing causes nail damage that takes weeks to recover.
  6. Buff the nail surface lightly to smooth, apply cuticle oil generously, and let nails breathe for at least an hour before reapplying polish.

For very stubborn gel or if you're nervous about DIY removal, a salon removal appointment is genuinely worth the cost — properly trained nail technicians remove gel without damaging the natural nail underneath.

Frequently asked questions

How long does gel nail polish actually last?

Properly applied gel polish from professional brands lasts 2-3 weeks before lifting or chipping. Wear time depends on application technique (proper prep is everything), nail plate condition, and lifestyle factors (frequent water exposure, hand-intensive work). Most clients book infill or full removal appointments at the 2-3 week mark.

Is gel polish bad for your nails?

Gel polish itself doesn't damage nails — it's improper application, curing or removal that causes problems. The most common causes of gel-related nail damage: peeling or picking off gel polish (which removes nail layers with it), continuous gel wear without breaks (the nails benefit from a few days bare every 2-3 cycles), and over-filing during prep. Used and removed properly, gel polish is genuinely safe for natural nails.

What's the difference between LED and UV nail lamps?

LED lamps cure gel polish faster (30-60 seconds per layer), use less energy, and have longer bulb life. UV lamps cure slightly slower (typically 2 minutes per layer) but cure a wider range of gel polish formulations including some older formulas. Most modern professional gel polishes are LED-compatible — check your specific brand's curing instructions. For new buyers, LED lamps are the modern standard.

Can I apply gel polish at home without salon training?

Yes, with the right kit and proper care. The application technique takes practice — proper nail prep, thin even layers, full curing between coats — but it's genuinely accessible for confident at-home users. Watch a few proper tutorials before your first attempt, invest in quality products (the difference between budget and professional gel polish is significant), and practise on yourself before attempting friends or family.

What's the difference between regular nail polish and gel polish?

Regular polish dries by solvent evaporation (10-15 minutes), lasts 4-7 days, and removes with regular acetone or non-acetone remover. Gel polish cures under a UV/LED lamp (instant set), lasts 2-3 weeks, and requires soak-off acetone removal. Different products for different priorities — regular polish for frequent shade changes, gel polish for long-wear durability.

Do I need different top coats for different finishes?

If you want a properly polished manicure, yes. Standard top coats give classic high-shine finish. No-wipe top coats save application time. Thick top coats add extra plump gloss. Matte top coats create a flat no-shine finish. Sparkle top coats add glitter to any colour beneath. Most home users get by with one standard top coat plus a matte top coat for variety; salon professionals typically stock all the formats.

How thin should each coat of gel polish be?

Properly thin — significantly thinner than you'd apply regular polish. Thick gel polish coats don't cure properly, can shrink at the edges during curing, and are more likely to lift early. The mantra is "two thin coats, never one thick coat." If your colour isn't fully opaque after two thin coats, do a third thin coat rather than going thicker on coat two.

Can I use any gel polish with any UV/LED lamp?

Mostly yes, but check compatibility. Most modern gel polishes work with both UV and LED lamps, but cure times vary. Some older formulations are UV-only. Always check your specific gel brand's recommended lamp type and curing time. Generic budget lamps from non-specialist brands can sometimes give incomplete curing — investing in a recognised professional lamp avoids that issue.

Why does my gel polish lift or chip early?

Almost always a prep issue. The five most common causes: nails not properly cleansed before polish (oils prevent bonding), no base coat (polish has nothing to adhere to), gel layers applied too thick (don't cure properly), free edge not capped during application (water gets under the seal during washing), and improper curing (under-curing causes weak adhesion). Get the prep right, apply thin layers, cure properly, and gel polish should last the full 2-3 weeks.

Are there vegan gel polishes?

Yes — many modern professional gel polish ranges including Halo Hema-Free are vegan-friendly. Always check specific product credentials if vegan formulation matters to you, but the modern professional gel polish industry has largely shifted away from animal-derived ingredients.

Shop the gel nail polish collection

Browse the full gel nail polish range below across colours, base coats, top coats and system support. For wider nail polish options including regular air-dry lacquer, treatments, and removers, see our wider nail polish collection. For complete manicure and pedicure setups, browse our manicure and pedicure collection. Free UK delivery on all orders.