Posted by Tran Khue
on May 14, 2025
The secret’s out. One bottle of LDS Color Craze jelly gel is like having three shades. One coat gives a sheer wash. Two make the pigment pop. Three builds even bolder color that looks glassy and fresh. What’s more, this popular jelly polish collection has forty-eight of the most requested jelly shades in one place. Each one is a non-toxic professional formula that lasts for three weeks or more. Let’s take a closer look.
Jelly Ombre Nails Like You’ve Never Seen Them Before
We’re bubbling with enthusiasm over this set! Here you can see jelly gels in action. The beautiful blend of colors includes J04-22, J04-29, and J04-39 from this bestselling popular gel collection. They add just the right amount of tint for a juicy gradient.
The “water bubbles” are an effect created by Lavis Emboss Gel, while the Lavis Diamond Top Gel provides the finishing gloss.
LDS Color Craze Gel Nail Polish - Set J04 - 0.5oz
Four Dozen Reasons for Even More Gorgeous Nails
We mentioned there are forty-eight colors in the LDS Color Craze jelly collection, but in reality, it’s double or triple that number. Why? Have a look at what happens when you add layers:
No wonder jelly polish is such a popular trend. Not only does it make your nails look like glass, but each bottle provides varying color effects. The more layers, the stronger and darker the tint is. This characteristic makes jelly gels incredibly versatile.
Specifically, this jelly polish is formulated with harmless resin to keep it environmentally friendly and healthy for your nails. It lasts for twenty-one days or more without peeling.
The creative minds behind this product understand one key fact: When your nails look GOOD, you feel GOOD!
Juicy Nails!
Can you guess which Color Craze shade the artist used for these juicy citrus nails? Combined with soft gel tips, the see-through look is irresistible. We can almost smell the lemon!
The Jelly Polish Trend
The “your nails but better” aesthetic has been trending on runways and red carpets. Jelly polish fits right in because it’s ideal for looks like syrup, glass, or mannequin nails, plus specific styles like stained-glass nails. One layer alone gives a gentle wash of color like lip gloss. Add more coats for more intense results. As one artist explained, two or three layers and your manicure looks like a juicy popsicle! Or Jello, like Demi Lovato’s nails.
Recently, she did a show for the Caron Treatment Centers New York Gala wearing these cherry red tips. Her artist, Natalie Minerva, explained that she applied round soft gel tips, shortened them slightly, but left them long enough for the clear window at the tips. The intention was to have a French manicure illusion. Then she applied two coats of red jelly gel from Japan plus a super glossy finish.
You may already know that jelly polish trended first in Japan and Korea before it reached the US. Now it’s a worldwide phenomenon. Some point out that it’s reminiscent of jelly shoes from the nineties, others say that it reminds them of Jolly Ranchers candy.
Once upon a time, the only way to get this tinted but translucent look was to mix it yourself. You could play with varying ratios of opaque polish to top coat, but it was hard to get the exact same shade again later. Now with the LDS Popular Jelly Collection, you have the trendiest shades at your fingertips!
Mixing Jelly Polish with Chrome and Glitter
With a coat of jelly polish, it only takes a few minutes to achieve the “clean look” that so many crave. Moreover, jelly gels come in a rainbow of colors including nudes and neutrals that flatter every skin tone.
However, with jelly polish you’re never limited to playing it safe. When you combine jelly polish with chrome powder or glitter, you can create mesmerizing manicures.
Here’s an example using shades from the LDS Color Craze Collection with a chrome powder glaze.
Keep in mind that you can also use jelly colors over an opaque base. They blend so nicely in a soft gradient. Here the design includes Lavis J04-40, 20, 04, 24, 28, and 30 with emboss gel droplets.
Layers and Layers!
Would you believe us if we told you the artist only used white liner art gel for the leaves? The illusion of blue foliage comes from an added layer of LDS jelly gel ( J04-22).
Are you starting to get ideas about how you can use jelly polish to add depth to your designs?
Just a Hint of Color
If you wanted to re-create this design with opaque gel polish, it would be impossible without diluting it. That sheer blue dusting the tips might be possible with dip powder. But jelly polish is like watercolor, and you can make it as dark or light as you wish.
What’s more, jelly gels play nicely with glitter gels, which are also often transparent. So, if you feel like less can be so much more when it comes to nail art, you are right!
First, careful nail prep is needed because jelly polish doesn’t disguise much. It’s even more motivation to take good care of those cuticles.
Second, the base coat and flattering sheer color makes the fingertips look healthy and sleek. Then there is a light coat of glitter followed by tropical flowers.
Do you see the hint of color on the petals? That’s jelly polish doing its job to tie the look together in the subtlest of ways.
Finally, a layer of Lavis Diamond Top Gel ensures that this manicure is ready for a tropical vacation.
Conclusion
Glassier. Glossier. More fun to play with. This LDS Color Craze Collection is packed with possibilities. However you use it, it’s going to look like you meant to do that even if you just created something completely new. The secret’s in the layers!
There are many more delights like jelly polish waiting for you in our store. Come take a look around to enjoy special sales and free shipping.
