A'DOR HEMA-Free Gel Polish 46 — Color Vegan 0.4 oz Gel-ous
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From A'DOR Color Me Gel-ous: A'DOR 46, a HEMA-free gel polish. The gel color formula is HEMA-free and TPO-free. The A'DOR season chart lists it for Fall and Winter. It sits in a numbered chart, so restocking 46 or building a seasonal row is simple.
What you get
- 1 x A'DOR 46 gel polish, 0.4 oz, cured under a UV or LED lamp
Why techs stock it
- Free of HEMA and TPO: gel color only.
- True-to-bottle: saturated, full pigment.
- 64-shade collection: a solid HEMA-free starter range.
- UV or LED: cures under either lamp type.
Specifications
| Brand | A'DOR |
|---|---|
| Line | Color Me Gel-ous |
| Shade | 46 |
| Format | Gel polish |
| Size | 0.4 oz |
| Formula | HEMA-free and TPO-free |
| Season fit | Fall and winter |
| Cure | UV or LED lamp |
| Origin | Made in the USA |
| SKU | ADORG-46 |
How to apply it
- Prep: file, buff lightly and wipe clean.
- Base: a thin gel base coat, cured.
- Color: apply 46 in thin layers, each cured.
- Seal: a gel top coat over the color, then a final cure.
Who it suits
- Clients who ask for A'DOR 46 by number.
- Clients who ask for HEMA-free gel.
- Salons that want clean gel at an easy price.
Which option to choose
Nearby shades: 44, 45, 47. See the whole line on the A'DOR Color Me Gel-ous page.
Storing it
Store it upright in a cool place and close it right after use. Screen color can differ from the real product, so check a swatch when an exact match matters.
More to pair with it: A'DOR Color Me Gel-ous, A'DOR Signature Shades and all A'DOR products.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it HEMA-free?+
Yes. A'DOR gel color is HEMA-free and TPO-free. Read the label if a client has known sensitivities.
Do I need a lamp?+
Yes. It is a gel polish, so each coat cures under a UV or LED lamp, with a base under it and a top coat over it.
How many shades are in Color Me Gel-ous?+
64. Color Me Gel-ous is a 64-shade HEMA-free gel collection. Nearby numbers are linked on this page.
Which season is it for?+
The A'DOR season chart lists it for Fall and Winter. Many salons wear it all year, so check a swatch against your client.