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Nude, beige and brown acrygels and polygels
101 productsThis page shows acrygels and polygels from the nude, beige and brown colour groups. Before ordering, check the product's intended use, working technique, consistency and curing conditions. It is better to compare shades using swatches of the finished product rather than packaging photos alone.
How to choose a nude, beige or brown acrygel or polygel
First match the material's intended use to your technique. The terms acrygel and polygel do not describe every product property, so use the manufacturer's information on the product page as your guide.
Then compare the consistency, packaging format and volume. If the technique requires a separate liquid, brush or another supporting product, check this in the description of the selected item.
Assess the colour using photos taken after curing. For a repeat order, check the brand, shade name or number and volume.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between acrygel and polygel?
The name does not provide complete information about a material. Compare its intended use, properties and recommended working technique.
Are these materials suitable for strengthening nails?
This depends on the product. Check the recommended uses on its product page and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
How should nude acrygel or polygel be cured?
The time and lamp type depend on the specific product. Use the settings stated by the manufacturer.