Creme Gel Polish: Pastel and Bright Color Trios or Rainbow Six
Creme gel polish is the classic: an even, glossy color with no shimmer, glitter or special effect to manage. These creme shades come from a 10 ml range and are sorted into trios by mood, so a pastel set, a bright set and a coral set each work together, and the Rainbow Six covers a full spectrum for nail art, color blocking and gradients.
Each bottle holds 10 ml of soak-off gel that cures under a UV or LED lamp. Every shade is shown on a nail swatch with its glossy finish, so you can judge the color before you order.
Who it is for
- Beginners: a plain creme is the easiest finish to apply and the most forgiving to keep clean around the cuticle.
- Hobbyists: pick a trio for a seasonal manicure or use the six for a skittle look with a different color on each nail.
- Nail artists: solid colors are the base layer for stamping, line work and gradients.
What is in each set
- Sorbet Pastel Trio: three 10 ml bottles in pale pink, lilac and sky blue.
- Sunny Brights Trio: three 10 ml bottles in yellow, orange and lime.
- Coral Pop Trio: three 10 ml bottles in coral, red and bubblegum pink.
- Rainbow Six: six 10 ml bottles in yellow, orange, coral, pink, lilac and aqua.
A base coat, top coat and curing lamp are not included.
How to use it
- File and buff the nail, wipe it clean, then cure a thin layer of base gel.
- Shake the bottle well, then brush a thin first coat of color from the cuticle toward the tip and cure it for about 60 seconds under a UV lamp or 30 seconds under an LED lamp.
- Apply a second thin coat and cure again. Bright yellows and pastels may need a third thin coat for full coverage.
- Seal with a no-wipe top coat and cure.
Good to know
Pale and bright shades show brush marks if coats are thick, so build color in thin layers and cap the free edge. Colors can look different on screen than in the bottle. Always cure each coat fully; the gel stays sticky until the top coat is cured.
Pairs well with
Frequently asked questions
What does creme mean?
A creme is a solid, glossy color with no shimmer or glitter. It looks the same from every angle.
How many coats do I need?
Two thin coats for most shades. Yellows and very pale pastels can take a third thin coat.
Can I use them for nail art?
Yes. Solid creme colors work as a base for stamping, line art and gradients, and the trios are chosen to sit well together.
Do I need a base and top coat?
Yes. Apply a base gel first and finish with a top coat, as with any gel color. They are not included.
How do I remove it?
It is a soak-off gel. Wrap each nail in a cotton pad soaked in acetone for 5 to 10 minutes, then lift it off gently.