Gelish Color Plus - I Got Apri-Caught, 15mL, Apricot Nude Crème, HEMA/TPO/TPHP-Free, LED/UV Cured Soak Off Gel Polish
Product Description
I Got Apri-Caught is an apricot nude crème gel nail polish from the Gelish Color Plus collection. This professional soak-off gel polish delivers a soft, warm apricot-tinted neutral hue with a smooth, glossy crème finish. Its subtle, skin-flattering tone is ideal for clean-girl aesthetics, office-ready sophistication, French manicure bases, and minimalist everyday wear. Designed for salon-quality wear after LED curing, I Got Apri-Caught brings warm composure, effortless polish, and subtle charm to every set.
Color Description
Apricot Nude Crème: Soft, warm apricot neutral with a smooth, glossy crème finish. Subtle, skin-flattering tone with flawless opacity—just effortless polish perfect for clean-girl aesthetics and French bases.
Best For
Perfect For Clean-Girl Aesthetics, French Manicure Bases & Office Wear: Versatile formula ideal for minimalist everyday looks, warm neutral pedicures, subtle nail art, and elegant manicures. Glides on smoothly with TruColor Technology for consistent, true-to-bottle warmth every time.
How To Use
After prep, apply a thin even layer of Gelish Foundation or Quick Release Base Gel and cure. Apply Gelish Color Plus Gel Polish shade of choice, cap free edge, and cure. Repeat. Apply a thin layer of Gelish No Cleanse Top Coat and cure. Finish with Gelish Nourish Cuticle Oil.
To remove, lightly file surface. Saturate a remover wrap with Gelish Artificial Nail Remover. Wrap nail, soak 10-15 minutes. Gently remove remaining gel with orangewood stick.
Curing Tips for Gelish Color Plus
1. Rich color needs a full cure. Color Plus is highly pigmented, so it needs a complete cure. If you aren't using our Gelish 18G LED Light, we recommend a 60-second cure for each layer of Color Plus.
2. Apply in thin layers. Thin coats cure evenly and give you the smoothest finish. If you see any wrinkling, that layer isn't fully cured. Put it back under the lamp for another 60 seconds.