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White and milky acrygels and polygels
74 productsThis selection shows acrygels and polygels assigned to the white or milky colour group. Before ordering, match the product's intended use to your technique, and check the working method and curing mode. Assess the shade using swatches of the finished product.
How to choose a white or milky acrygel or polygel
First check the product's intended use and recommended techniques. Colour does not show how the product is applied or which tasks the manufacturer recommends it for.
Then compare the consistency, packaging format and volume. If a separate liquid, brush or another supporting product is needed, this should be stated in the product description.
Compare the white and milky groups using photos taken after curing. For a repeat purchase, check the brand, shade name or number and volume.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between acrygel and polygel?
The name does not describe every property of a specific product. Compare its purpose, consistency and recommended working technique.
Are white and milky products suitable for working with forms?
This depends on the product. Check the list of techniques on its product page and follow the manufacturer's guidance.
How should white or milky acrygel be cured?
The time and lamp type can vary by product. Use the settings in the instructions for the specific material.