Acrylic strength, half the weight
Acrylic is strong but heavy. Polygel delivers the same durability without the weight on your nail. You notice the difference in daily life.

Your nails are short and refuse to grow. Or they grow but snap the moment they get any length. Maybe one nail broke and now it doesn't match the others. Or you've just never liked your natural nail shape. Polygel solves all of these. This material combines the best of gel and acrylic – creating whatever length and shape you want. Light on the nail, flexible enough to bend slightly without breaking, strong enough to last. Feels like your own nails but does what your own nails can't.

Among nail extension methods, polygel is the newest and most balanced. It offers acrylic's durability, gel's flexibility, and the lightness of both.
Acrylic is strong but heavy. Polygel delivers the same durability without the weight on your nail. You notice the difference in daily life.
Acrylic application produces strong chemical odour and fine dust. Polygel is odourless and dust-free. You breathe easily throughout.
Polygel can be adjusted endlessly before curing. Almond, square, stiletto, coffin – we create exactly the form you picture.
With proper application and removal, polygel doesn't damage the nail surface. A kinder method than traditional acrylic.
I'm Nataliia. Polygel is what I recommend when clients aren't happy with their natural nails. Three types of people usually book it: those with short nails who want length, those with weak nails who need reinforcement, and those who want to completely change their nail shape. Polygel isn't acrylic or gel – it's a hybrid of both. It comes from a tube, gets shaped with a brush and special liquid, then cures under LED light. There's no rush – unlike acrylic, it doesn't harden quickly on its own. I can adjust and perfect as much as needed before curing. The result: nails in whatever length you want, whatever shape you want, with a natural look. They feel light, hold firm. On top you can add gel polish, French tips, designs – whatever you like.
— NataliiaHow long do you actually want? Based on your work, daily habits, lifestyle – we figure out the ideal length without overdoing it.
Almond, oval, square, squoval, stiletto, coffin – any shape is possible. I suggest based on your hand structure and finger proportions.
On top of polygel: gel polish, French, crystals, lines – whatever you want. Polygel is the foundation; the rest is up to you.

Polygel application requires patience and precision. Each step builds on the previous one.
Natural nail cleaned, shaped, surface lightly buffed. Cuticle work done. Polygel needs a solid foundation to bond to.
10 min
Dehydrator removes moisture, primer strengthens adhesion, base coat applied and cured under LED. Polygel will bond to this layer.
5 min
For extension, either a form (paper or metal template) or tip (pre-made plastic end) is positioned. Choice depends on desired length and shape.
5–10 min
Polygel taken from the tube, placed on nail with brush and slip solution, sculpted to shape. Each nail done individually, every detail checked. Then cured under LED.
25–35 min
Forms or tips removed, final shape created with e-file and hand file. Thickness balanced, surface smoothed.
10–15 min
Your choice: gel polish, French, or just clear top coat. Final cure under LED, cuticle oil, last check. Your nails are ready.
10–15 min
Polygel application takes time. Coming prepared makes the process smoother.
If you have acrylic, gel, or polygel on your nails, mention it when booking. Removal takes extra time and costs separately.
How long do you want? Which shape? Bring reference photos if you have them. Having an idea saves time.
Skip moisturiser for a few hours before arriving. Oily surfaces compromise how well polygel bonds.
First application can take sixty to ninety minutes. Don't rush in – this is detailed work that needs proper time.
Polygel lasts three to four weeks with proper care. A few rules help.
For more hold, smoother nails, and a natural finish.
Just message me on WhatsApp – I'm happy to answer your questions.
The technical process step by step:
Polygel kommt als Paste aus der Tube. Ich modelliere es mit Pinsel und „Slip Solution“ auf dem Naturnagel oder mit Schablone.
Das Praktische: Es verläuft nicht einfach weg. Erst wenn Form und Aufbau stimmen, wird es unter der Lampe ausgehärtet. Danach wird gefeilt und verfeinert, bis alles natürlich wirkt – sauber, dünn und stabil.
Comparing the three methods:
Polygel minimises the disadvantages of both while combining their advantages. The most balanced option for most clients.
Polygel hat ein paar Vorteile, die man wirklich merkt:
Wenn dir Gel-Lack zu wenig Stabilität gibt, du aber keinen dicken, schweren Look willst, ist Polygel ein sehr guter Mittelweg: natürlich wirkend, schlank aufgebaut und trotzdem richtig belastbar.
Any shape is achievable:
I stay updated with quality innovations as they emerge.
Polygel ist vor allem dann stark, wenn „normal“ nicht lange hält:
Recommendation: Start with medium or shorter for first time, extend gradually.
Im Alltag ist Polygel sehr robust. Was man nach einiger Zeit sieht, ist nicht „kaputt“, sondern schlicht der Rauswuchs.
Nach etwa 3–4 Wochen entsteht am Ansatz eine sichtbare Lücke. Dann ist ein Refill sinnvoll: Wir reduzieren das alte Material, füllen den Ansatz auf und bringen Form und Oberfläche wieder in Balance. Das ist in der Regel schonender, als jedes Mal alles komplett neu zu machen.
After three to four weeks, a gap forms at the base where nail has grown. During infill:
Faster and gentler than complete removal and reapplication.
Professional removal process:
Never remove at home. Picking destroys the nail surface and causes real damage.
Ja, man bekommt es wieder ab – aber bitte professionell.
Polygel wird kontrolliert abgefräst und der Rest sanft abgetragen. Wenn man es selbst abknibbelt, nimmt man fast immer Schichten des Naturnagels mit. Im Studio bleibt der Naturnagel darunter in der Regel gut in Form.
Lange Zeit gab es im Studio im Grunde zwei Richtungen: Acryl (sehr stabil, aber oft schwerer und „fester“) oder Gel (flexibler, dafür manchmal weniger stabil).
Polygel liegt genau dazwischen: ein Hybrid-Material, das die Stabilität von Acryl mit einem leichteren, geligeren Tragegefühl verbindet. Das Ergebnis sind Nägel, die viel aushalten – ohne klobig zu wirken.
Polygel is a hybrid nail extension material that appeared around 2017. It combines properties of acrylic and hard gel: acrylic's strength, gel's flexibility, and the lightness of both.
Traditional acrylic uses powder mixed with liquid monomer – when combined, a chemical reaction starts and it hardens quickly. This speed gives the technician little time; corrections are difficult.
Polygel works differently. It comes from a tube in ready-to-use paste consistency, shaped with brush and 'slip solution.' Until it goes under LED light, it stays workable. This means full control – adjust, reshape, perfect as long as needed, then cure.