Akzéntz’s Options Colour Gels have a wide variety of spring shades. There are 14 total colors of these high-quality gels. Pink Poppy, Coral Rose, and Dawn’s Blush are shown here.
Backscratchers returns with its classic spring shades of the YOU gel system, featuring a range of bold colors to inspire spring feelings. The YOU gel system was created in Europe.
The brand new, Louis Vuitton-inspired packaging of Belissima International colored gels will look classy on any manicure table. Spring shades include Lola Bella, In the Pink, and Bemused (shown here).
Bio Sculpture color gels can be applied over natural nails without primers, bonders, or base coats. A total of six spring colors are available. Pomegranates on Ice, Pistachio Green, and Orange Flambé are shown here.
CND’s Brisa Gels have continued to enrich the nail palate with bold colors and durable performance. Brisa gels can be mixed to create custom blends to match each season’s hot colors.
Dashing Diva’s Gelife Soak-Off UV Gel line incorporates dark shades into spring, with colors Dark PR, Love/Hate Relationship, and Boarding School shown here.
Hand and Nail Harmony’s Gelish goes on like polish but cures like a gel. The line is brand new, cures quickly in an LED light, and has a great sampling of spring shades.
IBD’s Peace and Love Collection is inspired by the free-loving ‘60s with colors Peace Out, Groovy, and Love Rules shown here.
Kinetics’ Spring Gel Line is called Flowers and Clouds. The high-performance gels come in six shades for spring and include Secret Garden, Rose Rose, and Vertigo (shown here).
LeChat’s Nobility Competition Gels pack high performance into a wider variety of shades. The spring colors shown here are Lime Pie, Mixed Candy, and Solar Flare.
Light Elegance’s new spring line of color gels are themed with chance, with witty colors Take a Risk Rachel, Get Lucky Lavender, and Lady Luck Fuchsia shown here.
Nailite’s Color Gels always are in style, with a nice variety of pinks and soft pastels. The spring line includes colors shown here — Sunset, Pinkini, and Tangerine.
Nail Labo’s line of gels is called Presto, and they are formulated to cure quickly in a LED light. Spring colors include Piano, Nobile, and Fresco (shown here).
NSI’s Illusion Soak-Off gels aim to leave you mystified at their performance prowess. The colors are themed as such with Smoke & Mirrors, Spellbound, and Enchanted (shown here).
Nubar’s Infinity UV Gels have a sparkly twist this spring. The soak-off gels have six colors in the line, including Silver Sparkle, Golden Sparkle, and Loganberry Shimmer (shown here).
OPI’s Axxium Soak-Off Gel Lacquer System delivers colorful manicures that last. The six-shade spring line includes Miami Beet, Barefoot in Barcelona, and Pink Flamenco (shown here).
Sheba Nails’ Simply Soak-Off Gel line leans toward the glittery side for spring. A multitude of gel colors are available with Lucky, Butterfly, and Shooting Star shown here.
Star Nail introduced 25 new colors to its Eco Soak-Off Gel line earlier this year. A number of excellent spring shades are available, with Hibiscus, Barefoot Pink and English Rose shown here.
Young Nails’ Kaleidoscope Gel Paints offer excellent coverage and durability over a range of colors. The gels are saturated with color to make them pop and stand out on nail beds.
Backscratchers returns with its classic spring shades of the YOU gel system, featuring a range of bold colors to inspire spring feelings. The YOU gel system was created in Europe.
The brand new, Louis Vuitton-inspired packaging of Belissima International colored gels will look classy on any manicure table. Spring shades include Lola Bella, In the Pink, and Bemused (shown here).
Bio Sculpture color gels can be applied over natural nails without primers, bonders, or base coats. A total of six spring colors are available. Pomegranates on Ice, Pistachio Green, and Orange Flambé are shown here.
Dashing Diva’s Gelife Soak-Off UV Gel line incorporates dark shades into spring, with colors Dark PR, Love/Hate Relationship, and Boarding School shown here.
Hand and Nail Harmony’s Gelish goes on like polish but cures like a gel. The line is brand new, cures quickly in an LED light, and has a great sampling of spring shades.
Light Elegance’s new spring line of color gels are themed with chance, with witty colors Take a Risk Rachel, Get Lucky Lavender, and Lady Luck Fuchsia shown here.
Nail Labo’s line of gels is called Presto, and they are formulated to cure quickly in a LED light. Spring colors include Piano, Nobile, and Fresco (shown here).
Sheba Nails’ Simply Soak-Off Gel line leans toward the glittery side for spring. A multitude of gel colors are available with Lucky, Butterfly, and Shooting Star shown here.
Young Nails’ Kaleidoscope Gel Paints offer excellent coverage and durability over a range of colors. The gels are saturated with color to make them pop and stand out on nail beds.
As gels increase in popularity, manufacturers plant a wider variety of color gels into their lines so techs can match the different seasons. With the coming spring, a harvest of bright colors has popped up from manufacturers looking to cultivate the growing gel trend. From pastel pinks to bold blues and pretty purples in-between, here’s a sampling of the latest spring gel collections.
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