Baby Boomer Cover Gels – Premium Series for Soft Blends

The Babyboomer Cover Gels from Studio Amelie were specially developed for the iconic babyboomer look – tested and recommended by Anela Mucic, 2023 World Champion in Nail Design & INJA judge. The balanced pigmentation and thixotropic consistency allow for controlled blending, where the color gently fades into the tip – for a natural, elegant gradient without visible edges.

Note on color representation: We photograph every color under various lighting conditions to represent them as accurately as possible in the shop. However, since color rendering depends on the screen, calibration, and ambient light, the actual shade in application may differ slightly from the image. If you have any questions about the color, we are happy to help you personally.

The 3 shades at a glance

• Boomer Pink – delicate, soft rosé, specially tuned for gentle transitions
• Boomer White – radiant, stable white for precise French tips and gradients
• Baby Pink – higher viscosity with more substance for full overlays and extensions

Perfect for all babyboomer techniques

• Classic Babyboomer – soft color gradient from the nail bed to the tip (Boomer Pink + Boomer White)
• Extension with structure – Baby Pink as a stable base for the complete nail build-up
• Reverse Babyboomer & French – Boomer White for precise, classic tips

Anela's pro tip

“For a perfect babyboomer, I combine the rosé base with the white while still wet – this creates a seamless transition without a harsh line. I use Boomer Pink for particularly soft gradients, and Baby Pink when extra substance is needed for the build-up. Boomer White is always my go-to color for the tips.” – Anela Mucic, 2023 World Champion in Nail Design & INJA judge

Frequently Asked Questions

Which gels do I need for a classic babyboomer?
Boomer Pink or Baby Pink as a base and Boomer White for the tip. Both are blended into each other while wet for a seamless transition.

What is the difference between Boomer Pink and Baby Pink?
Baby Pink has a higher viscosity and more substance for full build-ups. Boomer Pink has a softer consistency for particularly gentle transitions.

Can I also use Baby Pink for nail extensions with forms?
Yes, unlike pure refill gels, Baby Pink is also suitable for complete nail construction.

Is the babyboomer technique also suitable for beginners?
Yes, with Boomer Pink/Baby Pink and Boomer White as a specially coordinated starter set.

How do I avoid a visible edge when blending?
Blend the colors into each other with gentle brush strokes while still wet, instead of curing them separately.

Why might the color deviate slightly from the photo?
We photograph every color under various lighting conditions for the most accurate representation possible, yet color rendering can still vary slightly depending on the screen and ambient light.