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Gel and shellac manicures are often used interchangeably. The process for both are essentially the same, but the difference is in the actual polish. Shellac polish is the brand name of CND, the first company to invent and trademark this type of polish.
"Shellac is a polish-gel fusion that applies like a nail polish but wears tough like a gel for lasting results," says Jan Arnold, style director and co-founder ofTwo weeks, or longer. "Shellac was formulated so that when a remover is applied, the coating actually breaks into tiny pieces and releases from the nail, allowing for a seamless, more gentle removal," explains Arnold. CND makes specific foil wraps to use, but 100 percent acetone also works.
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