BASE COAT + TOP COAT SYSTEMS
Start with adhesion.
Finish with intention.
Build the two products that support every gel color service. Choose the base around application needs, the top around the final finish, then confirm how the complete system performs through samples.
- Private label formulas
- Packaging coordination
- Sample-led selection

THE SYSTEM LOGIC
Base coat builds the connection.
Top coat defines the finish.
These products work as a system, but they solve different problems.
Base Coat
Applied before color to support adhesion and create the right working surface for the selected gel system.
- Choose around
- Nail condition, flexibility, overlay needs and removal method
- Confirm by sample
- Viscosity, leveling, cure compatibility, adhesion and soak-off
Top Coat
Applied after color or nail art to create the final appearance and protective surface of the service.
- Choose around
- Gloss level, flexibility, scratch resistance and effect
- Confirm by sample
- Clarity, cure, surface feel, wear and compatibility
BUILD A COORDINATED PAIR
Do not choose each product in isolation.
A reliable result depends on how the base, color and top work together under the intended lamp and application method. Share your service needs with us first; we will help narrow the starting options for sampling.
- Salon efficiencyBase coat + no-wipe gloss top
- Flexible overlay systemRubber base + compatible flexible top
- Nude strengthening editNude base + crystal gloss or matte top
- Seasonal effect updateCore base + effect top over selected colors

PRIVATE LABEL DEVELOPMENT
Your formula choice.
Your packaging system.
Define the use
Tell us the target user, service, market, lamp and removal expectations.
Select samples
Compare viscosity, application, finish and compatibility before confirming.
Coordinate packaging
Choose compatible bottles, brushes, volume and private label artwork.
Confirm production
Approve the reference, quantity, packing requirements and delivery plan.
BASE & TOP COAT FAQ
Questions before sampling.
Which base coat should I start with?
For many ranges, a standard soak-off base is the clearest starting point. If your customers need more flexibility, structure or a nude overlay, discuss those needs before selecting a rubber or colored base.
Is no-wipe top coat always the best option?
No-wipe gloss is efficient and widely used, but the best choice depends on the desired gloss, flexibility, application method and compatibility with the rest of the system.
Can one top coat change my existing colors?
Yes. Shimmer, aurora and holographic effect tops can create new visual directions over existing colors. The result changes with the base shade, layer thickness and light, so physical samples are important.
Can I order base and top coat as a private label set?
Yes. Formula availability, MOQ, bottle compatibility, brush, volume and packaging options are confirmed around your project brief and market.
YOUR FORMULA. YOUR FINISH. YOUR BRAND.
Build the right foundation and finish for your range.
Tell us what your customers need from application, wear and finish. We’ll help you shortlist base and top coat options to sample under your brand.
Request base & top coat samples






