Vrenmol Poly Nails Gel Glitter Builder Nail Gel Set: Super Shiny Diamond Varnish for Fashionable DIY Nail Art at Home Review

Polygel is still a newbie for me, please don't swear! The blue index finger is the shape of this set, so any advice is welcome! But Polly Gel is amazing and I have recommended it to so many people and will continue to recommend Poly Gel over Acrylic! #1 No monomer smell! is it a slip solution or alcohol! this really helps me get rid of my headache and I can do it in my living room and my house doesn't smell like poison! It's faster and a little easier, but still hard! The hard part for me now…

These polygel glitters are amazing! To be honest I'm impressed with this brand. The gel is not sticky at all, it is very easy to work with and you get a lot of color and shine! Very easy to file and they are smooth despite being filled with glitter! I used dark purple to create the look in the second photo!

this is advertised as more than just a polygel kit. It was also speculated that this would come with a poly gel base, poly gel top coat, poly gel spatula, nail brush and acrylic liner solution. The only thing in the pack was five bottles of polygel. I am very disappointed in the false advertising of what is included in the kit. I was billed for the whole set but only received gels.

Well, shiny products work great, are fully cured and quite durable. They have a glossy clean finish and can be layered in patterns for a cool effect. But solid colors suck. They never heal completely, I kept them in the light 4 times longer than usual. And it's upside down and up. Not a single angle of light on the finger will cause the gel layer next to the nail to fully harden. And your nails come off leaving sticky patches of uncured gel on your nails. The only thing that didn't make this…

The first time I used Polygel it took me about five nails to get the hang of it. cozy. In the end, I decided that since I needed shorter nails anyway, I would skip the shapes and apply them freehand. After a few nails I took it off. I saved a lot of product for my short nails. Tip: If you have an electronic file, you'll end up having an easier time shaping your nails. Note: It is VERY difficult to squeeze the gel out of the tube. I struggled a bit with that. Next time I will use toothpaste…

Okay fine but the tubes aren't full. Well they are, but from the air. See video. Each squeezes out a little, then a puff of air, then more product. See how thin the tubes get after a "model nail"! I think they have great colors and glitter so hopefully I'll just have a bad batch?

I love all the colors except one, the gold is too thick. Before applying the gel I applied a base coat. Use rubbing alcohol on the brush to spread. You have to use light, one minute up, one minute down. Tried with spikes, left hand. Broken 3 on the right hand, used plastic nails. Cure only 2 minutes. There was no magnetic stick in my set. Interesting to use. And I wish they had bigger tubes. Small like 3 inches. Just squeeze out the size of a pea, brush with alcohol. To seal, use a top coat and