LAVIS Pastel Collection

Lavis Pastel gel polish covers the soft-tone spectrum for spring sets, editorial neutrals, and gender-neutral bridal work. Milky pinks, powder blues, buttery yellows and green-tea sheers - every shade lays down flat in one or two coats and cures HEMA-free.

What's inside the Pastel collection

  • Milky pastels - sheer whites and creams for soft finishes
  • Pop pastels - mid-opacity brights for full-coverage colour
  • Pearl pastels - subtle shimmer variants for editorial sets

Who this collection is for

Salons running spring menus, wedding-season nail sets, and clean-girl aesthetic bookings. Also nail content creators looking for muted backgrounds that don't overpower nail art overlays.

How to apply pastel gel polish

  1. Prep - file, buff, dust, dehydrator, base coat. Cure 60s.
  2. Coat 1 - thin, capped free edge. Cure 60s. Pastels can look patchy at coat 1; that's expected.
  3. Coat 2 - full opacity coat. Cure 60s.
  4. Optional coat 3 for milky/white pastels - they benefit from a third pass.
  5. Top coat - cure 60s.

Frequently asked questions

Why do pastel gels look streaky on the first coat?

Light-toned pastels naturally build opacity across coats - a streaky first coat is normal and self-levels on coat 2 or 3. Applying too thick on coat 1 causes wrinkling on cure, so keep passes thin.

Are Lavis pastel gels HEMA-free?

Yes - the Lavis Pastel collection is formulated HEMA-free, along with the rest of the Lavis Signature and Deluxe gel polish ranges.

Can pastel gel polish be used as a base for cat eye?

Yes - many Cat Eye effects sit best over a soft pastel base, especially the C10 Light of Dawn and CE5 Ver2 A Breath of Spring collections. Cure the pastel first, then apply cat eye gel and magnet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do pastel gels look streaky on the first coat?

Light-toned pastels naturally build opacity across coats - a streaky first coat is normal and self-levels on coat 2 or 3. Applying too thick on coat 1 causes wrinkling on cure, so keep passes thin.

Are Lavis pastel gels HEMA-free?

Yes - the Lavis Pastel collection is formulated HEMA-free, along with the rest of the Lavis Signature and Deluxe gel polish ranges.

Can pastel gel polish be used as a base for cat eye?

Yes - many Cat Eye effects sit best over a soft pastel base, especially the C10 Light of Dawn and CE5 Ver2 A Breath of Spring collections. Cure the pastel first, then apply cat eye gel and magnet.