Purple Professional®
Acrygel Combi Melkwit Opack
Acrygel Combi Melkwit Opack
SKU:P1621
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50 gram
Acrygel Combi is de perfecte mix van acryl en gel. Geurloos, extreem flexibel en zeer resistent. Het loopt niet uit.
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Product Details
Key Features & Benefits
Hybrid gel + acrylic formula – combining best of both worlds.
Soft opaque milky‑white finish – ideal for full coverage or classic looks.
Available in 50 gr standard size, with larger size options for high‑volume use.
Medium viscosity, self‑levelling and drip‑resistant for clean application.
Odour‑less and professional grade.
Cures under LED (~60 s) or UV (~120 s) according to lamp.
How to Use
Prepare natural nails: clean, shape, push back cuticles and de‑hydrate the surface.
Apply a thin base layer (e.g., Elastic Base) and cure per lamp instructions.
Use a spatula to pick up product, apply onto nail, mould to desired apex or structure.
Cure under LED (~60 s) or UV (~120 s).
After curing, file and refine shape and sidewalls.
Finish with a compatible top coat for high shine and durability.
Pro Tips
The “Milky White” opaque tones are perfect as a base for classic French or bridal nails.
As it’s mouldable, you can sculpt curvature or apex before curing — great for custom nails.
Thin applications cure more evenly and reduce heat spike; use correct lamp settings.
Store the jar tightly closed, in cool, dark place to preserve consistency.
Questions & Answers
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What shade is “Milky White Opack” and what is it best used for?
The “Milky White Opack” colour is a soft, opaque milky‑white shade, offering full coverage rather than translucency. It’s perfect for classic white‑tip French manicures, overlays where you want strong white coverage, or when you want a clean white‑foundation look.
What sizes are available for this product?
This product is available in standard 50 gr size and also larger volumes (100 gr, 250 gr) for professional salon use.
What is the difference between this Combi version and the In‑Bottle versions?
The “Combi” version refers to the jar/pot format (not a bottle) designed for higher volume or sculpting with spatula/brush, whereas “In Bottle” formats are smaller, built‑in brush versions for precision and smaller tasks. The key differences are packaging format, application style and volume rather than colour or core formula.