This is a replaceable cartridge for an existing package — in the name it is duplicated with the words 'REPLACEMENT CARTRIDGE'. Not only the line must match, but also the volume: for Builder gel Princess No. 21 the refill is 15 ml, and for Office No. 28 and No. 29 — 30 ml. Besides extension gels, refills are also available in transparent Rubber base (30 and 50 ml) and in No Wipe Top without UV filters. If you don't have a package for the cartridge yet, take a regular jar of the same line.
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903 productsNine sections of the brand: clear and camouflage bases, gel polishes, tops, building, special liquids, design, care and tools. The catalog looks huge not because there are many items, but because one item is broken down into several cards — 9, 15, 17, 30 or 50 ml, and sometimes even a separate refill. Therefore, the selection goes like this: section, line, number, and finally volume. The last step is most often skipped.
Number, volume and refill: how to read the EDLEN catalog
EDLEN numbers almost everything, but the number here works differently than it seems. It does not start over in each sub-line — it goes through the entire section, and the effect name only shows which range you are in.
The number is a range, not a separate series
In camouflage bases it is best seen: HOLOGRAM — No. 17–18, POTAL — No. 20–28, SHIMMER — No. 34–37, PIXIE — No. 38–40, NEON — No. 45–49, CANDY — No. 50–51, FLASH — No. 56–58, WINE — No. 59. That is, 'forties' are almost certainly neon, and 'fifties' are CANDY or FLASH. Similarly in nail extension: Builder gel Princess ends at No. 27, and No. 28 is already Office. The counter is common, so searching for 'Office No. 1' is futile.
No. and # — the same shade
The most expensive trifle of this section. 'Builder gel Princess No. 25, 15 ml' and 'Builder gel Princess #25, 30 ml' — the same shade in two packagings, just typed with different symbols; the same with No. 26 and #26. What this means in practice: searching for 'No. 25' will not show the larger bottle. Search by line name or check the SKU.
Volume does not exist for every number
Rubber base, Milk Top and Coconut Top really are in all four packagings. But Cover base POTAL No. 25 and No. 26 in the grid are only in 9 ml, French base #7 — in 9, 17 and 30 without the fifty. Do not transfer the set of volumes from one number to the next: first check that the required packaging is even produced.
REFILE — cartridge for a specific volume
The REFILE mark is duplicated in the name with the words 'REPLACEMENT CARTRIDGE': this is a replaceable block for an existing package, without a bottle and brush. It is important not only that the line matches, but also the milliliters — in Princess No. 21 the refill is 15 ml, and in Office No. 28 and No. 29 — 30. A 'refill for Office' without specifying the volume does not exist. If you don't have the corresponding package, take a regular jar. Refills are also available in transparent Rubber base (30 and 50 ml) and in No Wipe Top without UV filters.
Tops: three words carry the difference
The main fork is No Wipe Top 'with UV-filters', which the manufacturer recommends for light shades, and 'no UV-filters' for dark shades. Both are in 9, 17, 30 and 50 ml. Further, the section is read by the nature of the coating: Matte, Profi Matt (velvet), Milk, Coconut, Powder, Opal with shimmer, Hologram, Crystal, reflective Flash Silver. The bottles look similar, the names do not.
Gel polishes: no continuous series
Gel Polish Color goes by numbers in 9 ml, so volume is not a selection criterion at all — but the series itself has gaps: after No. 045 immediately No. 049, after No. 056 — No. 059. If you need a specific number, search for it directly, rather than scrolling in expectation that it will appear. To compare with other brands, see the general section of gel polishes.
Cards with the note 'DISCOUNT'
Part of the names begins with 'DISCOUNT /'. This is a separate card, not a discount on a regular item, and in the grid it stands next to its full counterpart. Before placing an order, check what is in your cart.
The remaining sections of the brand: gel polishes, special liquids (Prep&Finish up to 1000 ml, Dehydrator, Ultrabond, cuticle removers), design, care and tools and accessories with separate subsections for brushes, bits, forms and sterilization bags. To pick the same by type, not by brand, go to tops, camouflage bases and primers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does REFILE mean in the name of EDLEN product?
How does No Wipe Top with UV filters differ from the version without them?
The manufacturer distinguishes them directly in the name: 'with UV-filters' is recommended for light shades, 'no UV-filters' for dark shades. Both versions are available in 9, 17, 30 and 50 ml, and only the one without filters has a refill format in 30 and 50. The bottles look almost identical in photos, so check exactly this line in the name.
Why is the same shade written sometimes with No. and sometimes with #?
This is a feature of the catalog filling, not two different products. It is most noticeable in extension: Builder gel Princess No. 25 in 15 ml and Builder gel Princess #25 in 30 ml — the same shade in two packagings, just different symbols; the same with No. 26 and #26. There is one practical consequence: searching for 'No. 25' will not show the card with '#25'. Search by line name or check the SKU on the card.
How does Builder gel differ from Water Acrygel, Polygel and Jam gel?
These are four separate systems in the extension section, and the manufacturer distinguishes them at the name level. Builder gel is the largest, with sub-lines Office, Princess, Butterfly, Cheesy, Pearl, Lollipop, Shimmer and Flash and continuous numbering. Water Acrygel has subgroups NUDE, Opal, Neon, GLITTER and WINE. Polygel and Jam gel are smaller series with basic Clear, Milky, Pink and Beige. Their consistency and working technique are different, so do not transfer instructions from one line to another — take from the card.
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