How to read the You Are Cute catalogue
Almost everything here comes down to the number—but it works differently in each product line. Learn the system once and choosing takes seconds.
Gel polishes: the number tells you the coating type
The gel polish section contains 139 products numbered consecutively from #01 to #148. The range immediately tells you what you are looking at:
- #01–#61 and #70–#102 are standard opaque Gel Polish shades (numbers #62–#69 are absent from the catalogue);
- #103–#111 and #139–#148 are reflective;
- #112–#121 are cat-eye;
- #122–#138 are stained-glass shades, excluding #129.
All 139 come in 5 ml, so two different numbers always mean two different shades, not two sizes.
Reflective shades: nineteen, not nine
This is the easiest mistake to make in this section. Reflective shades are split between two number ranges, totalling 19. It is one product line, but the labels differ in capitalisation—“Reflective Gel Polish” in the first group and “Reflective Gel polish” in the second—so searching the exact name returns half the range. It is more reliable to use the “Property” filter and select “Reflective”.
Gels: Bottle Gel and Builder Gel are grouped together
Both lines are in the builder gel section, which causes confusion: Bottle Gel is often sought among gel polishes.
Bottle Gel has numbers #01–#29 and is the only product in the brand offered in two sizes—5 and 15 ml. The same number appearing twice therefore means one gel in different bottles. The effect again follows the range: #01–#05 and #14–#19 are plain liquid gels, #06–#13 contain shimmer, #20–#23 contain white flowers, and #24–#29 are translucent.
Builder Gel comes only in 15 ml, with numbers #01–#12 and #20–#47. Up to #12 are basic gels without decoration, followed by flowers and coloured particles (#20–#24), hearts (#25–#29), glitter (#30–#38), pearlescent effects (#39–#44) and shimmer (#45–#47). The “PIXIE DREAM Collection” set of 5×15 ml is sold on a separate product page.
Bases
Camouflage Cover Base shades number twenty-seven, #01–#27 without gaps, all in 5 ml: #01–#15 are plain, #16–#19 pearlescent, #20–#22 contain foil flakes, and #23–#27 coloured shapes. The clear base is a single product in this brand—Rubber base clear; the two product pages in this section are the 5 and 15 ml sizes of that same product.
Top coats: numbers do not help here
The top coat section contains eighteen products, and you need to go by the product line name. There are two standard finishes: Non Wipe Top Coat—the brand’s only top coat also available in 15 ml—and Matte Top Coat. The rest are decorative: Silvery and Hollywood #1–#3 are reflective, Easy Peasy #1–#6 contain foil flakes, black particles and shimmer, Winter Wish #1–#3 contain Christmas trees, and Be My Star and Star Glow contain stars.
Nail art and accessories
The nail art section has three lines: Magic Sparkles, dry colour-shifting glitter in 0,2 g with six numbers; Glitter Gel #01–#13, where #01–#06 are glitter gels and #07–#13 clear gels with dried flowers; and Gum Gel #01–#05, a chewing-gum gel. The accessories section has exactly two products—a portable UV/LED torch and a 12-in-1 dual form set.
Collections and sizes
The “Collection” field on a product page does not lead to a separate category: each collection is simply a number range within a line. Amber is Bottle Gel #24–#29, PIXIE DREAM is Builder Gel #30–#34 plus the set, Dance Party is #35–#38, Aqua Glow is #39–#44, and Flash Melody is #45–#47. The quickest way to find the whole collection is the “Collection” filter in the left column.
The key point about sizes: the brand’s largest is 15 ml, available only in Builder Gel, Bottle Gel, Non Wipe Top Coat and Rubber base clear. You Are Cute has no thirty-millilitre or larger bottles at all, so plan your usage ahead. Compare the brand with others on the brands page or choose material by type in the general gel polish and builder gel sections.
