Die Qualität aller Produkte ist verifiziert, getestet und entspricht den Sicherheits- und Gesundheitskriterien der Europäischen Union.

All our gel products are 15-FREE . Our main goal is to offer the market gel products that will be of high quality and at the same time with the safest materials. It is very difficult to create organic or natural gel products that retain perfect properties at the same time. However, with our gel products, we have mastered this difficult task.

ADDITIONALLY, all our gel products are also HEMA FREE and most gel products also DiHEMA FREE (except Iconic Fixing Gel). 

Also, almost all our gel products are also TPO FREE (except Iconic PolyAkryl Gel).

What does 15-FREE mean?

1. Dibutyl phthalate (DBP) - This ingredient is commonly used in nail polishes and cosmetics. It is a plasticizer used to prevent the polish from chipping and cracking. Plasticizers have been proven to be carcinogenic. The substance is also associated with liver, kidney and reproductive system problems.

2. Formaldehyde - This ingredient is used as a preservative in UV gel. The chemical gives UV gels a strong odor and can cause allergic reactions, breathing problems and nausea. Formaldehyde is a proven carcinogen.

3. Toluene - Chemical used to suspend paint and create a smooth surface. Toluene has not been classified as a carcinogen, but it has been shown to be harmful to the central nervous system. It causes fatigue, dizziness and nausea!

4. Formaldehyde resin - The chemical adds shine and hardness to nail products. It also helps the UV gel adhere better to the nail. Formaldehyde resin is a well-known skin allergen and has been shown to cause dermatitis.

5. Camphor - This ingredient is used to add more shine and elasticity to the UV gel. Exposure to high concentrations of camphor can cause skin irritation, headaches, dizziness or nausea.

6. Acetone - it is toxic in nature. Small amounts of acetone can cause skin or eye irritation, headache, dizziness or nausea. Exposure to high concentrations can cause loss of consciousness and can even be fatal.

7. Bisphenol A - the chemical can cause several allergic skin reactions or irritate the eyes or respiratory tract. It can even affect the reproductive system.

8. Ethyltosylamide - A plasticizer that helps increase the adhesion and durability of UV gels. May cause skin/eye irritation or reproductive dysfunction. Ethyltosylamide is banned in personal care products (including UV gels) in Europe due to its antibiotic properties and resistance.

9. Glycol ether - Glycol ether exposure may cause respiratory irritation, headache, nausea, temporary corneal clouding, or skin irritation. It can even be harmful to unborn babies during pregnancy.

10. Nonylphenol ethoxylate - The chemical can cause serious eye injuries and skin irritation. Exposure to nonylphenol ethoxylate can cause hormonal problems.

11. Parabens - Used to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria and mold in cosmetic products. Parabens are associated with an increased risk of hormonal problems and allergic reactions.

12. Styrene - It is toxic by nature. Styrene can cause headaches, dizziness, nausea and respiratory irritation. Styrene is associated with skin irritation.

13. Sulfates - Can oxidize to sulfuric acid, a corrosive substance. Exposure to high concentrations of sulfates can cause lung problems or dermatitis.

14. Triphenyl phosphate (TPHP) - a plasticizer that is used to improve the flexibility and durability of UV gels. TPHP exposure has been associated with endocrine effects and reproductive toxicity.

15. Xylene - A solvent that is used to dilute UV gels - or to prevent curling of the product. Xylene causes the usually strong odor of nail products. Xylene is a well-known allergen that can cause eye and skin irritation, headaches, dizziness and nausea.

What exactly is HEMA in gel products?

HEMA is the most common allergen in nail products and cosmetics. It is best to avoid products that contain HEMA. Manufacturers have no valid reason to use this ingredient, other than cost reduction.

HEMA is a monomer, a reactive component that is most often used to attach the gel to the nail. Gives the gel polish a hard and shiny surface. HEMA is found in various types of nail products such as glues, acrylics, gel polishes and gels. It is known as 2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate or hydroxyethyl methacrylate, a monomer used in the polymerization of UV gels. HEMA molecules are very small and can be absorbed into the skin and nail plate. 

The safety of our customers is a priority for us, which is why all products in our catalog are HEMA-free.

What is the problem with HEMA in gel nail products?

The problem is that HEMA causes a escalating reaction. These very small, reactive and volatile molecules can penetrate the skin and cause serious skin reactions such as allergies and inflammation. If an allergic reaction already occurs, the body can no longer tolerate any products containing HEMA.

Gels without HEMA are the future

Safer products with less risk for both consumers and nail technicians. HEMA-free gels are the future because of the lower risk of allergic skin reactions such as eczema.

TPO FREE gels

Belinka Beauty leads as an innovator with formulas without TPO. Almost all UV gels in our catalog (currently except Iconic Polyakryl Gel) are TPO-free. TPO-free UV gel products do not contain harmful chemicals associated with skin irritation and hormonal imbalance, making them safer for both nail designers and customers.

As of January 5, 2024, the European Commission (EU) adopted Regulation (EU) 2024/197, which changes the classification and labeling of certain substances. As a result, the substance diphenyl(2,4,6-trimethylbenzoyl)phosphine oxide (TPO) is reclassified as CMR (toxic for reproduction) category 1B. This means that TPO can no longer be used in cosmetic products according to EU Regulation 1223/2009. Cosmetic products containing TPO will not be able to be further sold or offered on the EU market from September 2025.

BELINKA BEAUTY - Safe products, less risk for customers and nail designers as well as reduced risk of allergic skin reactions.

Our UV gel products

Iconic Color Gel - 15 FREE, HEMA & DiHEMA FREE, TPO FREE

Iconic Rubber Base - 15 FREE, HEMA & DiHEMA FREE, TPO FREE

Iconic Top - 15 FREE, HEMA & DiHEMA FREE, TPO FREE

Iconic Top Matt - 15 FREE, HEMA & DiHEMA FREE, TPO FREE

Iconic Elastic Base - 15 FREE, HEMA & DiHEMA FREE, TPO FREE

Iconic Fixing Gel - 15 FREE, HEMA FREE, TPO FREE

Iconic PolyAcrylic Gel - 15 FREE, HEMA & DiHEMA FREE

Our auxiliary fluids

Iconic Prep - 14 FREE (contains Acetone), HEMA & DiHEMA FREE, TPO FREE

Iconic Primer - 15 FREE, HEMA & DiHEMA FREE, TPO FREE

Transport (Slowakei):

• Paket Z-Box - 3,99 €
• Packeta Domov - 5,99 €
• Paketzustellung am Abend Bratislava - 7,90 €
• DHL Express (Lieferung innerhalb von 24 Stunden) - 14 €

Transport (Tschechische Republik):

• Paket Z-Box – 110 CZK
• Paket Home – 150 CZK
• Paketzustellung am Abend Ostrava, Brünn, Prag - 230 CZK
• DHL Express (Lieferung innerhalb von 24 Stunden) – 716 CZK

Transport (Ungarn):

• Paket Z-Box - 4,50 €
• Packeta Domov - 7,80 €
• DHL Express (Lieferung innerhalb von 24 Stunden) - 14 €

Transport (Polen):

• InPost Paketschließfächer - 6,99 €
• Packeta Domov - 7,99 €
• Polnische Post - 6,99 €
• DHL Express (Lieferung innerhalb von 24 Stunden) - 35,45 €

Transport (Deutschland):

• Hauszustellung Hermes (2-3 Tage) - 9,90 €
• DHL Express (Lieferung innerhalb von 24 Stunden) - 34,70 €

Transport (Österreich):

• DPD Lieferung nach Hause - 7,99 €
• Österreichische Post - 9,99 €
• DHL Express (Lieferung innerhalb von 24 Stunden) - 34,70 €

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• Bei einer Bestellung von über 20 € - Paket Z-Box - 0 €
• Bei einer Bestellung vonüber 45 € - Packet Z-Box undPaket Home – 0 €

KOSTENLOSER Versand (Tschechische Republik):

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• Bei Bestellungen über 1200 CZK - Paket Z-Box und Paket Home - 0 CZK

Kostenloser Transport (Ungarn):

• Bei einer Bestellung vonüber 30 € – Paket Z-Box – 0 €

KOSTENLOSER Versand (Polen):

• Bei Bestellungen über 100 € – InPost Paczkomaty Box – 0 €

KOSTENLOSER Versand (Deutschland):

• Bei einer Bestellungüber 150 € – Lieferung nach Hause mit Hermes (2-3 Tage) – 0 €

Versand KOSTENLOS (Österreich):

• Bei Bestellungenüber 100 € -DPD Home Delivery - 0 €

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