LAVIS Nude Collection

Lavis Nude gel polish covers every neutral tone a salon menu needs - sheer washes, milky nudes, mocha browns, dusty pinks and beige. All HEMA-free, all salon-tested for 21-day wear. Editorial-friendly shades that read clean on every skin tone.

What's inside the Nude collection

  • Sheer nudes - barely-there, ideal for French and clean-girl sets
  • Milky nudes - semi-opaque whites and creams for editorial finishes
  • Mocha and brown neutrals - warm-tone options for deeper skin
  • Dusty pinks - the everyday manicure staple

Who this collection is for

Salons booking wedding, corporate and clean-girl aesthetic clients back-to-back. Also nail retailers building the "always-in-stock" shade library that turns over fastest.

How to apply nude gel polish

  1. Prep - buff shine off, dehydrator, base coat. Cure 60s.
  2. Sheer/milky nudes: 2-3 thin coats for opacity. Cure 60s each.
  3. Full-coverage mocha/beige: 1-2 coats. Cure 60s each.
  4. Top coat - 60s cure.

Frequently asked questions

How do I pick a nude that matches skin tone?

Match undertone first - pink/red undertones suit dusty-pink or milky nudes; yellow/olive undertones suit beige or mocha. When in doubt, one shade darker than the client's skin tone gives the most polished editorial look.

Do sheer nudes need three coats?

Most sheer nudes need 2-3 thin coats for full opacity. Alternatively, apply a milky base under a sheer top-coat to build coverage without extra layers.

Which Lavis nude is best-selling?

The dusty-pink and milky-nude shades move fastest - they're the shade that works for both quick manicures and editorial builds. Check Lavis Signature Gel Polish 276-shade range for the full nude sub-set.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I pick a nude that matches skin tone?

Match undertone first - pink/red undertones suit dusty-pink or milky nudes; yellow/olive undertones suit beige or mocha. When in doubt, one shade darker than the client skin tone gives the most polished editorial look.

Do sheer nudes need three coats?

Most sheer nudes need 2-3 thin coats for full opacity. Alternatively, apply a milky base under a sheer top-coat to build coverage without extra layers.

Which Lavis nude is best-selling?

The dusty-pink and milky-nude shades move fastest - the shade that works for both quick manicures and editorial builds. Check Lavis Signature Gel Polish 276-shade range for the full nude sub-set.