Collection: Gel Bases, Builder Gels & Top Coats

To make a custom tinted pink builder gel, add your clear structure gel directly into your wide-mouth Pottle first, then add your tinting colors incrementally.

• For a Milky Pink: If you want a soft, semi-translucent pink base but your starting color is too sheer or bright, drop in small amounts of opaque white gel polish to diffuse the vibrancy and create a smooth, milky canvas.
• To Deepen the Pink: If your mixture looks too washed out or you want a richer blush tone, add tiny drops of pure red gel polish to increase the warmth and depth.
• To Make it Beige or Nude: If the pink looks too bright or candy-toned, fold in a minuscule hint of brown gel polish or a soft neutral tan to mute the pink and shift the tone into a sophisticated beige nude.

Always mix in very small steps and run a quick swatch cure test to ensure the gel remains balanced and cures completely solid under your UV/LED lamp.

A Hema-free clear rubber base coat provides a highly flexible, shock-absorbing foundation that bends naturally with your natural nails, making it highly resistant to chipping, breaking, and lifting.

Because it is hypoallergenic and free of harsh chemicals, it is ideal for clients with thin, sensitive, or damaged nail plates who still want long-lasting protection and smooth structural overlays.

Learning how to make custom jelly or magnetic gel polish is simple using a clear rubber gel. Pour a pool of clear base into your wide-mouth bottle, add a few drops of an opaque color or magnetic powder, and fold slowly with a crystal wand. This allows you to control the exact level of translucency for an elegant, customized finish.

Choosing a refillable builder gel kit with glass pots or thick glass bottles protects your chemical formulas from ambient UV light exposure and accidental curing. Pottle’s premium glass vessels completely replace cheap, disposable plastic kits, providing an airtight, eco-friendly environment that can be cleaned with pure acetone and reused endlessly for your custom tints.

The best clear structure gel for mixing pigment powders is a medium-to-high viscosity formula that can hold heavy particles without running. Pottle's self-leveling structural bases allow you to mix micro-fine micas, loose glitters, and neon chrome powders seamlessly into the clear medium without creating lumps or disrupting the gel’s ultimate strength and flexibility.

Yes. Traditional thin-neck polish bottles cause thick gels to trap air and spill over the rim. Pottle’s patented system is the ultimate thick self leveling builder gel storage bottle because its ultra-wide mouth allows heavy, self-leveling structure gels to pour and settle cleanly into the base without clogging the opening or trapping stubborn air bubbles.

When learning how to mix gel polish with clear builder base, the secret is maintaining structural balance. Add your clear builder into your bottle first, then add your colored gel polish drops incrementally. Stir the mixture slowly to avoid whipping air into the dense gel, and always run a swatch-test to ensure the new custom blend cures completely solid under your UV/LED nail lamp.