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Londontown®'s gel colors are gel products created for professional usage and REQUIRE UV/LED CURING. Discounts do not apply to gel products as they are priced at the professional price point.
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Our UV gel nail polishes are designed exclusively for professional use. Although a UV/LED light is required to cure these polishes, these are far from the traditional formulas you’ve come to expect: they’re gel colors, the Londontown way.
Why Choose Our UV Gels?
These aren't your run-of-the-mill gel polishes. Londontown UV gels give vibrant, budge-proof and streak-free color in just one coat, and deliver up to 3 weeks of chip-resistance wear. It's not just about function, however: formula matters, too. Londontown gel polishes are non-solvent, vegan, gluten-free, cruelty-free, and never have harmful fumes.
Pro-Perfect Application
Our Pro-Contour Brush promises effortless application, which is made all the easier with our self-leveling formula. Every shade is packed with pigment so you get flawless coverage in just one coat—no streaks, no wrinkles, zero shrinkage, and no odor.
...Superior Performance Gel Polishes
Londontown UV gels have been formulated as thoughtfully as possible to minimize damage while delivering the same—if not better—finish and wear time as traditional UV nail polishes.
Frequent Asked Questions
What Sets UV Gel Nails Apart from Other Types of Nail Polishes?
UV gel nails stand out from regular nail polish due to their:
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Super high-shine, glossy finish.
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Exceptional resilience against daily wear and tear.
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Similar application process to regular polish but require a UV light/LED lamp to cure.
Can I Apply UV Gel Nails at Home, or Should I Visit a Salon?
For the safest and most expert application of gel polishes, it is recommended to visit a salon.
How Long Does a UV Gel Manicure Typically Last?
The longevity of a UV gel manicure varies based on individual nail types and lifestyles. Typically, a Londontown UV gel manicure can last up to three weeks for most people.
Will UV Gel Nails Damage My Natural Nails?
UV gels should not damage your natural nails if they are applied and removed correctly. Key factors include:
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Safe application techniques.
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Proper aftercare with strengthening and nourishing treatments.
Can I Use Regular Nail Polish on Top of UV Gel Nails?
Yes, you can apply regular nail polish on top of UV gel nails for a quick color change or refresh at home. However, for a seamless mani-pedi, your nail tech or artist will likely prefer using only gels.
Do You Have a UV Gel Nail Starter Kit for Beginners?
Our UV gel polishes are best suited for professionals. However, we do offer a gel starter kit for pros who are beginning to build their Londontown collection.
How to Apply Gel Nail Polish?
To apply gel nail polish, you will need:
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UV or LED lamp
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Base coat, color coat, and top coat
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Cotton pads, rubbing alcohol, and a cuticle pusher
Steps:
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Prep your nails: Remove any old polish, file and shape your nails, and push back cuticles.
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Clean nails with rubbing alcohol to remove oil and dust.
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Apply a thin layer of base coat and cure under the lamp for 30 to 60 seconds.
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Apply a thin layer of color coat and cure under the lamp for 30 to 60 seconds.
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Repeat the color coat application and curing process if needed.
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Apply the top coat and cure under the lamp.
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Clean any sticky residue with rubbing alcohol.
Is Gel Nail Polish Safe for Your Nails?
Gel nail polish is generally safe when applied correctly. Important considerations include:
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Following proper application steps.
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Consulting a professional if unsure about the process.
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Being aware of potential side effects from UV or LED light exposure.
How to Remove Gel Polish?
To remove gel nail polish, you will need:
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Cotton pads
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Aluminum foil
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Wooden stick
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Nail file
Steps:
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Soak cotton pads in acetone and place them on your nails.
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Secure the cotton pads with aluminum foil.
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Wait 10-15 minutes for the gel polish to soften and loosen.
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Remove the foil and cotton pads.
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Gently scrape off the gel polish with a wooden stick.
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Buff your nails with a nail file to smooth out any rough edges or residue.