We offer two viscosity options of Light Structure Hard Gel.
So which one should you go for? Lets talk about the real differences — beyond just quantity and price per gram. You can watch both formulas in action in our latest demo video.

Why Two Textures?

Different climates and working styles demand different viscosities. Rather than warming up gels or having to adapt your sculpting speed to the gel texture, we formulated two stable versions that perform consistently. You dont have to adjust your technique or mess around with product stability (lets not forget that these are chemicals) — simply choose the gel that works best for your pace and working environment.

Formula Insights

While both versions share similar urethane-based chemistry for durability and flexibility, Ultra Light includes a more complex network of multifunctional monomers and pigments, giving it a slightly higher degree of self-levelling and transparency. Its lighter, faster-flowing, and ideal for thin natural overlays.

The Medium texture contains fewer reactive diluents, resulting in a denser, more controlled viscosity — perfect for sculpting structure, apex definition, and working in warmer climates.

Light Structure-Ultra Light

Best for:

• Natural nail overlays and short extensions
• Fast salon work thanks to ultra self-levelling flow
• Cooler seasons when gels tend to thicken
• Clients with slightly flexible natural nails
• Creating thin, natural-looking enhancements

Why you will love it:

• Balanced flexibility and strength — wont crack or peel
• Feels lightweight and natural on the nail
• Available in bottle or pot (15 g and 50 g)

Light Structure-Medium

Best for:

• Sculpting defined apexes with more control
• Medium-length extensions and salon styles
• Warmer climates where thinner gels may flow too fast
• Nail techs who prefer a slightly thicker working texture

Why you will love it:

• Same balanced flexibility as Ultra Light
• Excellent strength and adhesion
• Available only in 30g pot. Can not be filled into a format due to viscosity/texture.