Number, line, volume: how to read the MOON FULL catalog
The section coexists several independent numberings: three-digit shades of the base line, seasonal 6xx, four-digit bases 20xx, and simple #01–#20 of capsule collections. There are six sections — gel polishes (185), colored bases (66), builder gels (31), top coats (11), clear bases (7), and special liquids (6).
Gel polishes come only in 8 ml
All 185 positions in the section — 8 ml. There is no large bottle of the same shade in the brand, so two similar cards never mean two volumes of one color: they are either different shades or different lines. Choice of size begins outside gel polishes — in bases and top coats (8, 15, and 30 ml), gels (only 30 ml), and liquids, where there are also 150.
Moon Classic: the number roughly follows the color
The largest gel polish line — 49 positions, and it does not have its own name on the card: only the number is listed. The name Moon Classic is visible in the 'Collection' filter. Numbers go with gaps — 101, 102, 106, then 118–123, 133–146 and beyond; intermediate shades are simply not represented. Blocks roughly coincide with color families: 133–146 — reds, cherries, and wines, 155–181 — blues and plums, 188–193 — blacks and browns, 200–210 — caramel, terracotta, chocolate, 214–216 — greens and olive. Six shades 305–310 all have shimmer, but there is no rule "shimmer only in 3xx": it also appears in #145, #189, #202. Check the effect in the description.
Seasonal: one number falls out of the series
Spring-Summer occupies 601–630 (24 positions), Winter — 637–674 (26). Between them is exactly one card labeled simply Summer — #607. By number it is between Spring-Summer #606 and #608, but by name it belongs nowhere. Search by number, read the season name as a hint.
Capsule collections: #01 lives in eight lines at the same time
Air Nude — 20 semi-transparent nudes #01–#20. Baby Yoda — 10, some with shimmer. Barbie — 5 bright ones. Vitrage — 9 stained glass. Chrome Flake Disko — 5 reflective. Jaguar — 6 chocolate ones, and each, besides the number, has its own name: Dark, Truffle, Praline, Milk, Mousse, and Mocha chocolate. Ferrari breaks the logic — numbers #801–#810, the entire line stays in red-coral tones. Opal color — two positions with atypical #505 and #510.
'Cat eye' in the section: 18, spread over four lines: Korean #01–#08, Ceramic with prefix SC (#SC 532 – #SC 537), 9D #01–#03, and one Crystal without a number at all. The 'Collection' filter brings Korean and Ceramic into one label Korean Cat, while 9D Cat Eye and Crystal Cat are left separate — meaning the filter and the card name group differently. There is no magnet for these gel polishes in the brand section; look for it in the general catalog.
Bases: clear ones are chosen by task, colored ones by number
There are seven clear bases, and three lines in them differ not by color but by work: Rubber base (rubbery) and Fiber base (with fibers) come in 8, 15, and 30 ml, while universal Base coat 6 in 1 is only in 8.
For colored ones, everything depends on the number, and this is where it is easiest to take the right shade in the wrong line. Cover Base French Premium — 16 camouflage numbers #20–#35, each released in both 8 and 30 ml: hence 32 cards, and this is the only colored line with a large size. Rubber Base Aurora (#2001–#2008) — with fine shimmer: all eight exist in 8 ml and seven of them in 15, because #2004 does not have the large one. Silena (#2020–#2038, 12 positions) — with gold, silver, or pink foil, only 8 ml. Leaf — also foil and also 8 ml, but with single-digit numbers #1–#9, where 5 and 6 are not represented. Aurora and Silena are easy to confuse: both are Rubber Base, both have 20xx numbers — but the effect is different.
Top coats, gels, and liquids
There are 11 top coats, and they should be read by their full name. Non-Wipe — 8, 15, and 30 ml. Non-Wipe with UV-filters — a separate card and only 8 ml. Nano Crystal anti-scratch — 8, 15, and 30. Matte Cashemir — 8 and 15. Milky Color Top Milky and reflective Reflective Fashion Disco — 8 ml each. If you specifically need UV filters — they do not come in large sizes, this should be taken into account in advance.
All gels are 30 ml: Builder gel #01–#17, Jelly builder gel in the range #28–#38 with gaps, and Polygel #01–#06, the only one in the section in a tube. Builder and Jelly look like one continuous series, while Polygel starts counting anew — Polygel #05 and Builder gel #05 have nothing in common in consistency or technique.
There are six liquids: Ultrabond + Dehydrator 2-in-1 (8 ml), Prep & Cleanser 3x1 (150 ml), Universal Liquid Blade and Universal Remover Gel — both in 30 and 100 ml. The last two are most often confused: Remover Gel is labeled by the manufacturer as a gel remover for cuticles, Liquid Blade as universal.
What is only visible in the general list
Nail and cuticle oils in 20 ml (four scents) and hand lotions in 230 ml do not have their own sub-section in the menu — you encounter them only when scrolling through the brand pages. And one more detail: on some cards — bases, gels, liquids, and care — the country of manufacture is listed as Poland, while on gel polishes and top coats this field is not filled. Do not transfer it from one card to another.
Choose material by type, not by brand, in the general sections: gel polishes, clear bases, camouflage and colored bases, top coats, extension materials. Compare MOON FULL with other brands on the brands page.
