Pink and fuchsia acrygels and polygels
76 productsHow to choose a pink acrygel or polygel
First determine which technique you need the product for. The colour name does not indicate how the material is applied or which tasks the manufacturer recommends it for.
Next compare the consistency, packaging format and volume. If the technique requires a separate liquid, brush or another supporting product, check this in the individual product description.
Assess the pink and fuchsia groups using swatches after curing. Lighting during photography and screen settings can alter how the colour appears.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between acrygel and polygel?
The name alone does not provide complete information about a product. Compare the purpose, properties and working technique stated by the manufacturer.
Are all products in this selection suitable for working with forms?
This depends on the product. Check the recommended techniques on its product page.
How should acrygel or polygel be cured?
Curing times and lamp types can vary. Follow the instructions for the product you select.