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Pink Gel Nail Polish

Every pink on this page is HEMA free, so the whole page is open to you when a sensitive client is in the chair. Seventeen Nail Success Australia bottles at one price, running from soft blush to fuchsia in pearl, aurora, holographic and reflective finishes. Five are rubber base gels, so a blush set can be base, colour and strength from one bottle.

If you are building a full HEMA free kit rather than topping up pinks, the wider HEMA free gel polish colours range covers the other colour families, and rubber base gel in a bottle is where the rest of that format sits.

FAQs

Are all the pinks on this page HEMA free?

Yes. All seventeen are Nail Success Australia and all seventeen are formulated without HEMA, so there is no checking bottle by bottle before a sensitive client sits down. Every one is $18.75, which keeps a mixed restock easy to cost. HEMA free is not the same as acrylate free, so patch test anyone who has reacted before.

What finishes does the range cover?

Twelve are effect colours: five pearl and aurora shades (Pink Satin, Ballet Pearl, Candy Aura, Blush Frost and Rose Mirage), five holographic (Pink Pop, Fuchsia Fever, Bubblegum Burst, Rosé Twinkle and Candy Glow) and two reflective (Pink Glimmer and Rosé Diamond). Seven of those carry glitter. The other five are rubber base gels with no effect through them.

Which of these suit a blush nail set?

Start with one of the rubber base gels. First Blush, Hush, Blossom, Velour Touch and Afterglow are base and colour in the same bottle, so the set is one product under a top coat. For a pearl finish, put Blush Frost or Ballet Pearl over the base.

Can the rubber base gels be used as a builder as well?

Yes. First Blush, Velour Touch, Blossom, Afterglow and Hush are all classed as BIAB, hard gel and rubber base, so they can take a strength layer and an apex as well as sit under colour. For more BIAB shades, see builder gel in a bottle.

What is the difference between the holographic and reflective pinks?

Holographic pigment splits light into a rainbow, so Pink Pop, Fuchsia Fever, Bubblegum Burst, Rosé Twinkle and Candy Glow shift as the hand moves. Reflective glitter sends light straight back, so Pink Glimmer and Rosé Diamond read as shimmer in daylight and flash under a direct light such as a phone torch. We stock more of both finishes in holographic gel polishes and reflective shine glitter gel polishes.