Cover Gels – All colors & variants

The entire Cover Gel range from Studio Amelie – developed by Anela Mucic, World Nail Design Champion 2023 & INJA juror, for professional modeling, precise transitions, and perfect color coverage. The thixotropic consistency ensures that the material only flows under the brush and then remains exactly in place.

Choose the right collection for your technique

  • Babyboomer Cover Gels – for soft, natural color gradients without harsh lines.
  • No-File Cover Gels – self-leveling and ideal for quick work without filing.
  • Cover Gels for Extensions – maximum stability for forms, docked French & Dual Forms.
  • Correction Cover Gels – the solution for missing corners, mini-repairs & shape corrections.
  • Refill / Fill-in – for clean transitions and quick fill-in work.

Professional-level advantages

  • Thixotropic control — flows only under brush strokes and remains exactly in place
  • High opacity — no streaks, no shadows, perfect concealing
  • Self-leveling — smooth surface without excessive filing
  • Acid-free — gentle on sensitive natural nails

Anela's Pro Tip

"The most common question students ask me is which cover gel they should buy. My answer: Start with a No-File Gel for quick refills, complement it with a Babyboomer Gel for gradients, and get an Extension Gel for forms. With these three products, you'll be prepared for 90% of all competition and salon requirements." – Anela Mucic, World Nail Design Champion 2023 & INJA juror

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between No-File Cover Gels and Cover Builder Gels for extensions?
No-File Gels are thinner, self-leveling, and optimized for refills and thin overlays without filing. Cover Builder Gels for extensions are thicker and more stable – ideal for structural overlays, forms, and Dual Forms, where stability and precision are crucial.

Which Cover Gel is recommended for beginners?
The No-File Cover Gel is the easiest entry – the self-leveling formula forgives small application errors and still delivers an even result. For Babyboomer, Anela recommends starting with Boomer Pink and Boomer White, as these are specifically formulated for the blending technique.