Studio Amelie Polygel & Acrylgel - HEMA-free (60 g)

Studio Amelie Polygel & Acrygel – Studio quality with maximum control. Thixotropic, medium-viscosity texture combines the stability of acrylic with the flexibility of gel.

Advantages at a glance

• HEMA-free - formulated for high compatibility
• Self-levelling & stable – minimal filing, no running
• Shades: Soft Skin, Soft Pink, Skin, Cover Pink, Extreme White, Nude, White, Cool Pink, Peach

Your Acrygel System

• Preparation: Nail Prep and Primer
• Modelling Liquid: Acrygel Slip-Liquid
• Tool: Brush Gel 6
• Finish: No Wipe Top Coat
• Savings Set: All 9 shades + accessories in the 9-piece bundle

Application

1. Prepare natural nail (mattify, degrease; dehydrator/primer)
2. Apply AM Professional Base Gel, cure
3. Remove Acrygel from tube with spatula, apply
4. Model with Acrygel Slip Liquid (lightly moisten brush)
5. Cure, file into shape, seal with No Wipe Top Coat

Anela's Pro Tip

"With a damp brush and Acry-Liquid, the surface becomes particularly smooth – saving filing work. Anyone who regularly works with Acrygel should check out the 9-piece bundle – all shades plus Slip-Liquid and brush in one set." – Anela Mucic, Nail Design World Champion 2023 & INJA Judge

Technical Data

• System: UV/LED, Curing: 60–120 seconds
• Formulation: HEMA-free, Content: 60 g

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Acrygel and normal UV gel?
Acrygel is thicker and more stable, modelled from the tube with Slip-Liquid, similar to acrylic modelling, but low-odour and UV/LED curing.

Do I absolutely need the Slip-Liquid?
Yes, without Slip-Liquid, the brush will stick to the Acrygel and modelling will be significantly more difficult.

Which colour is suitable for French designs?
Extreme White for the tip, Cover Pink or Nude as the base.

Is the 9-piece bundle worth it compared to buying individually?
Yes, all 9 shades plus Slip-Liquid (500ml) and Gel Brush #6 for free compared to buying individually.

Is Acrygel suitable for beginners?
With a little practice, yes – the thixotropic texture is more forgiving of small application errors than classic acrylic powder.