ATTAIN Nail Art
Mixing Custom Colors
Do more with less through our mixing tutorials!
Let's Get Mixing
Discover the art of mixing gel colors like a true creator with our ATTAIN Mixing Series—a three-part educational video collection that teaches you how to blend, scale, and document your own custom shades. Learn how to get the most value and creativity out of a few core colors while reducing waste and embracing intentional artistry. 🎨💅
Download our free Color Recipe Card to start building your own color library, and get exclusive access to the Excel version of our Recipe Organizer by entering your email below. 👇
Why We Teach Color Mixing at ATTAIN
At ATTAIN, we believe creativity should come from what you can make, not just what you can buy. In a nail industry that constantly pushes more launches, more collections, and more trend-driven consumption, we want to offer a different path rooted in intentional artistry, thoughtful purchasing, and learning how to do more with less.
Our approach to gel color mixing is about helping you get the most value, versatility, and inspiration out of a few core shades. Instead of feeling pressure to buy every pastel collection, every seasonal color story, or every new release, we teach you how to mix custom gel polish colors yourself using real color theory and practical formulas.
That means learning how to lighten, mute, warm, cool, and transform the shades you already own into something completely new. It’s a smarter, more creative way to build a color wardrobe and one that reduces waste while giving you far more control over your results.
What We Recommend for Mixing Custom Gel Colors
To start mixing your own ATTAIN shades, we recommend working with a few core gel colors that function like a painter’s palette. Colors like white, black, red, yellow, blue, green, and pink can be used to create countless pastels, jewel tones, muted neutrals, and custom seasonal shades.
We also recommend documenting your mixes as you go. Saving your formulas makes it easy to recreate colors later and build your own personal color library over time.
That’s why we created our Recipe Cards, Swatch Dots, and downloadable Recipe Organizer tools so you can mix with intention instead of guessing every time.
- ATTAIN Nail Art Palette
- ATTAIN Mixing Spatula
- ATTAIN Application Brush
- ATTAIN Recipe Cards
- ATTAIN Swatch Dots
- Digital hex code tools for planning blends
Learn How to Mix Gel Polish Colors with Confidence
Our ATTAIN Mixing Series was created to make gel polish color mixing approachable, practical, and empowering. Whether you’re trying to create a pastel yellow, a soft lilac, a custom coral, or a trend-forward shade without buying another full bottle, this series will help you understand the process step by step.
If you’ve ever wondered how to mix your own gel nail colors, create custom pastel gel polish shades, use color theory for nails, document gel polish recipes, or get more out of a small curated gel collection, you’re in the right place. Because at ATTAIN, we’re not here to encourage endless collecting. We’re here to help you become a more confident, capable, and creative nail artist.
ATTAIN Color Library
Reference every ATTAIN shade and its hex code in one place. Use this guide to explore color relationships, plan custom mixes, and experiment with digital color tools before you ever open a bottle.
Please note that digital hex references are a helpful planning tool, but real-life cured gel color may vary slightly depending on lighting, screen settings, opacity, application thickness, and top coat finish.
Mix Colors Online with a Realistic Color Mixer
Every ATTAIN color includes a hex code, which means you can test color combinations digitally before mixing in real life. Plan your formulas, refine your ratios, reduce waste, and unlock even more creative combinations. All from the colors you already own.
LET'S CREATE CUSTOM COLORS
The Mixing Series
The ATTAIN Mixing Series is our free educational YouTube playlist designed to help you confidently mix custom gel polish colors using ATTAIN. Learn the basics of color theory, how to create pastels and jewel tones, how to document your formulas, and how to get more creativity out of the colors you already own.

