HELLO - Gel Polish Clay, 15ml

Bring elegance and versatility to your nail collection with HELLO Gel Polish in the shade Clay. Inspired by the soft, earthy tones of natural clay, this refined neutral complements all skin tones and fits effortlessly into any season or style—from minimalist to professional chic.

Premium Quality from the BASIC Collection

Part of the HEYLOVE BASIC collection, this gel polish features a medium consistency for smooth, controlled application. Whether you're a nail professional or a DIY enthusiast, you’ll appreciate the formula’s balance—neither too thick nor too runny—for precise, even coverage without streaks.

• Rich pigmentation: Achieve full opacity in just one or two coats.

• Neutral scent: Enjoy a comfortable, odorless experience during application.

• Long-lasting wear: Resistant to chips and fading for up to 3+ weeks with proper prep and top coat.

• UV/LED compatible: Cures in just 60 seconds under standard lamps.

• Generous 15ml bottle: Ideal for salons and regular at-home users alike.

Easy Application for Salon-Quality Results

This gel polish is designed to be part of a complete system for best results. We recommend pairing it with:

• phBond dehydrator to prep the natural nail

• Ultrabond acid-free primer for optimal adhesion

• Rubber Base for flexibility and nail protection

• Glossy or matte top coat to lock in color and add desired finish

Each step helps ensure durability, preventing premature lifting or peeling. Perfect for clients or personal use, even on brittle or problem nails.

Why Choose HELLO Gel Polish Clay?

Clay is more than a color—it’s a statement of understated sophistication. This muted, elegant tone is ideal for office wear, formal occasions, or everyday polish when you want something polished yet subtle. The creamy, dense formula self-levels beautifully, leaving you with a smooth, high-gloss finish.

Note on Use

To avoid premature curing, always keep the bottle and brush away from direct sunlight or daylight during use—even on cloudy days—as UV exposure can trigger unintended polymerization.

Use only for training on tips