Quick Building Poly Gel Nail Tips Clip - Set of 10 | Transparent 💅 Finger Extensions | UV LED Builder | Reusable Nail Clip Tool | Manicure DIY Equipment Review

These clamps worked great! They didn't interfere with the photopolymerization at all and held my gel molds in place. They seem really sturdy and like they will last. It was difficult for me to put all 5 fingers under the lantern with the light on, but if I hadn't been lazy and done the thumbs separately they wouldn't have been a problem at all.

I'd love to share all the good things about this product, but unfortunately it's really hit or miss. It's easy to use and thick, but it slips off so much! This is driving me crazy because I've just started using polygel myself to do my own nails. I used a hair clip on top so I could UV dry my nails.

I used them when using the double molds with polygel. I have very sensitive fingers, I wear a size 4/5 ring on my ring finger if that gives you an idea. I give you the assurance that the polygel will heal it completely. too much tension even for my little fingers. I put them on after placing my double shape and they pressed so hard on my cuticles. Thought it wouldn't matter much, I'd just file the excess with an electronic file. He pressed it against my nail so hard that the tip of the nail was

I don't usually use poly gel on nails. I usually use the apres/123 dupe method. If you are unfamiliar with this method of application then you basically take a full coverage tip and stick it onto the natural nail with a gel base coat and cure in a lamp or other type of pen, that's how I did it this uses clips. . I applied a base coat to my natural nails, applied a full coverage tip and clipped the tip against the nail basically to help me hold it in place when trying to wipe off the excess gel…

Too bad I forgot to take a picture before finishing my nail extensions but here it is. You should definitely buy these when purchasing a polygel nail kit if it doesn't already come with it. Using this clip will squeeze out the gel on the sides of your nail form, especially if you apply too much gel. Therefore, wipe off the excess before light-curing.