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Polygel is a gel-acrylic hybrid: strong as acrylic, but without the sharp monomer smell and without the dust from filing. It's fully brush-controlled, has almost no tacky layer, and works across multiple extension techniques. If you haven't tried it yet — it's worth adding to your kit.
What's in the range
01 — clear-pink — semi-transparent with a light pink tint. Good for a natural look on short and medium-length extensions.
02 — natural pink — a soft nude-pink that camouflages the natural nail color well. A popular choice for camouflage extensions.
10 — white — for a crisp white free edge, classic French tips, and reverse French techniques.
11 — clear — a transparent base when the color coat does the talking.
All shades in 30ml jars. Matching brushes: double-ended 4mm and 6mm (spatula end + flat brush with a rounded tip).
Why LOYA Polygel
Strong as acrylic — without the smell or the filing dust. Doesn't spread, stays where you put it, holds the shape you build until you cure it. Works for form extensions, tip extensions, no-form techniques, French tip extensions, and pedicure nail repair. Cures under any lamp, lasts up to 4 weeks, compatible with any base or top coat. TPO-free and 7-free formula.
FAQ
What is polygel and what is it used for?
Polygel is a nail extension material — a gel-acrylic hybrid. As strong as acrylic but without the sharp smell, without dust, and with minimal tacky layer. Fully brush-controlled: you sculpt and adjust the shape before curing it under the lamp.
How is polygel different from acrylic?
Acrylic needs monomer with a strong smell and sets on its own — not much time to adjust. Polygel needs no monomer (use cleanser or alcohol instead), only cures under a lamp — so you have time to correct the shape. Less filing dust too.
How is polygel different from builder gel?
Liquid and sculpting builder gels are more fluid. Polygel is thicker and more paste-like — you shape it with your hands and brush. It stays exactly where you put it.
What extension techniques work with LOYA Polygel?
Form extensions, tip extensions, no-form technique, French tip extensions, and pedicure nail repair.
What do you use to wet the brush when working with polygel?
Cleanser or alcohol. Monomer technically works too, but that defeats the main point of polygel — working without the strong smell.
How long do LOYA Polygel extensions last?
Up to 4 weeks without chipping or lifting as part of a full LOYA system.
Is LOYA Polygel TPO-free?
Yes, the formula is TPO-free and 7-free.