Whites

Whites runs the whole opacity range, from sheer and milky white through pearl, snow and alpine to super white for solid tip work. French Collection cool, cold and ice whites sit here, with rubber base and BIAB whites for natural sets, diamond dust and marble effect gel.

Formats span soak off gel, matching trio, dip powder, nail lacquer and acrylic. See shop by color, builder gel in a bottle and gel colors.

Frequently Asked Questions about Whites

White gel keeps streaking on me. What am I doing wrong?

White pigment is heavy and settles, so streaking is viscosity plus technique. Roll the bottle between your palms to remix it, never shake. Use two or three thin coats, not one thick one. Float the brush flat, pull once from cuticle to free edge, then leave it alone and let the gel self level for a few seconds before it goes in the lamp.

What is the difference between a milky white and a super white?

Milky and sheer whites carry low pigment, so they build slowly and let the natural nail read through. That is the soft glazed finish clients ask for by name. Super white is fully pigmented and made for French tips and solid coverage in fewer coats. For a clean smile line, reach for super white.

How is the whites shelf sorted?

By what the photo shows, not by what the label says. A lacquer named Funny Bunny sits beside a gel named Alpine Snow because they apply as the same white. Narrow by format to soak off gel, matching trio, dip powder, nail lacquer or acrylic, then judge the swatch rather than the shade name.

Do you supply whites to salons by the case?

You do not need a license to order from the site, so anyone can buy a white here. Salon and case pricing runs through a separate wholesale account. Call the Garden Grove showroom at 714-868-7088 to open one, or to talk through which white suits your French work. That line handles calls, not texts.