A'DOR gel colour comes in three lines: 72 Gel-Ons shades in 0.4 oz bottles, 144 Signature shades in 0.6 oz bottles and 64 Color Me Gel-ous shades in 0.4 oz bottles, which is the newest of the three. Each shade is listed singly, and the lines also come as complete sets. The page also holds the A'DOR nail art gels and the system base and top, so use the filters to narrow it to one type. Check each listing for stock before you plan a service.
A'DOR describes its gel colour as HEMA-free, TPO-free and vegan, and the Super Base and Diamond Top are listed as HEMA and TPO free too. That claim covers the gel colour system, not every nail art product on this page, so read the label on wave, crack, poke or spider gel before telling a client it is HEMA-free. HEMA-free does not rule out a reaction to other ingredients, so a patch test is still sensible.
Apply a thin layer of Super Base and cure it for 30 seconds under an LED lamp. Add two thin colour coats, curing each one, and finish with Diamond Top, cured for 30 seconds under LED. Gel-Ons colour is listed at 60 seconds LED per coat. Thin layers and a capped free edge give the most even cure, and A'DOR rates the full system for up to three weeks of wear.
Wave gel goes into a wet, uncured top layer so it spreads into ripples, then you cure and finish with Diamond Top. Crack gel shows best over a gold or silver base. Spider gel draws webs, fine lines and lace. Marble ink is applied with a liner tip, air-dries in under a minute without a lamp and is sealed with top coat. Poke gel is a thick gel you shape while wet and then cure.