MODELONES Poly Nail Gel Builder 50ML 1.76oz Clear Color Nail Extension Gel Enhancement Nail Thickening Acrylic Extension Trial Professional Technician Tool

The bottle is easy to use, size is on the thinner size but makes it easy to hold in the hand. The quality is nice, and there isn’t much/if any air bubbles and perfectly clear.

This stuff is soooooooo good. I originally bought a ModelOnes polygel starter kit and another polygel starter kit by a brand called Coscelia because I couldn't decide between the two. Man, I wasted my money with that second kit, because ModelOnes is where it's at. This polygel is thick and firm and needs so little slip solution to manipulate, and it's just so easy to use. It's so easy to use that my 12-year-old used it to make a ring, lol. I loved the ModelOnes starter kit so much that I bought a second one when it was on sale on Cyber Monday (even though I still have plenty left of the starter kit, lol) as well as this tube here because I absolutely adore the color. It's a beautiful soft peach color that looks so pretty over the natural nails. You can see it there in the first picture. It last forever (kept it on for 3 weeks before I got bored!), but I probably could've kept it on longer. And I'm not easy on my hands, so that's a definite plus. I HIGHLY recommend this polygel!

This stuff takes some practice! I am not sure what to compare it to since I've not used it before. It is similar to builder gel, but the way you work with it to create 3d designs is the part that makes it a struggle. I don't fault the product for my lack of experience, though. It dries clear, it has lasted so far on my nails for a week, and it makes cute designs. Watch some YouTube videos to get good practice!

This one is a lot stickier than the Makartt one and runs a tiny bit if you leave it uncured for too long (see pics), which often leads to needing to file the cuticles more after curing refills, but it’s not a big deal. It feels a tiny bit softer than the Makartt version, but I haven’t run into any issues regarding that... yet. But because it’s more liquidy (see “stickier”), if you store it upright, the bubbles settle out of the gel, as opposed to the Makartt one, which is pretty tricky to work with in that regard since the bubbles can’t even be poked out with a toothpick. I think the Makartt one may be better for beginners since it holds its shape and honestly... no ones going to look close enough to see the bubbles (you can get an idea of the size of the bubbles in the first two images I’ve attached). I bought this one because I needed to refill my nails and ran out of the Makartt one, so what you see in the images is 95% Makartt and 5% refill using Modelones (approximately 1 month’s growth). Colors are pretty much the same, although I’d say this one is the slightest bit nuder/peachier, but you can’t really tell on my fingers. Edit: last photo included of growth since the previous pictures were taken (approximately 6 weeks). I’ve filed and reshaped since, but you can tell that there’s very little lifting. Pictured: the swatch near the tip of the picker is the Modelones polygel in Light Apricot and the swatch near brush-end (cropped off) is the Makartt polygel in Natural Pink. Nails done using Makartt with dual forms then refilled (1 month of growth) using Modelones.

This 3D gel is amazing! It’s thick, easy to sculpt, and holds its shape perfectly. I created beautiful flower and bow designs that stayed flawless for weeks. The texture is smooth and very beginner-friendly — definitely great quality for the price.

Disappointing. I'm a Licensed Advanced Cosmetologist and just started into polygel. I've mostly used off brand products, and really liked them! I bought this, thinking it would be closer to professional and I was sorely disappointed. Its very hard to get a small bead out of the tube, it's thick and very sticky. The slip runs off the poly gel and onto the nail, I think it's hard to work with, compared to the cheap, off brand ones. Everything to do with this product was extremely time consuming. I like the clear color and the size of great. I'd rather use the little off brand ones as they are easier and you aren't trying to mix the slip into the gel to make it move on the nail. Very disappointed in the application. I'm also disappointed in the time it takes to cure!! I had my nails under a UV light for over 2 minutes and they are still tacky and sticky. I have dents in the gel after curing it! I applied my normal top coat and it didnt' cure it's usual time. I wont be buying this brand again. There are way too many that are so easy to use. I've just put this on so I don't know how long they will last.

I’ve been using this brand polygel for over a year after searching for a durable but healthy product for clients. It holds up to some degree while also maintaining health of the nails (when applied correctly/ professionally). My clients like this I like this, I will keep using this as long as the formula maintains its current durability and quality.

very hard to work with. I'm a teen and try not to return bad stuff bc i feel bad, so I still have it and will try to salvage it, but it's really bad. This is not good for beginners. In the photo, it shows a flower on the nail, but it's a lie. When I tried that same flower, it was very sticky, gooey, running, and kinda liquid. If you're trying to do a flowerr or any 3D nail art, get a non-stick builder gel; it's worth your money.

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I had a couple of nails broken right down low, so I ordered this polygel to allow me to build a new nail and offer a layer of protection to let my natural nails grow longer again. I am used to using gel polish and already had the lamp and bought some dual forms to go along with the polygel. I didn't order any slip solution (didn't know I needed it until I got started) but my nail cleanser that I wipe over a gel top coat seemed to do the trick. I also didn't order any clips to hold the forms in place while curing and will be getting some for next time and recommend anyone who is a beginner getting the clips. I've never used polygel before and was impressed by how easy this was to use. Don't get me wrong, it took some time to learn and a few failed attempts to figure out how much product to use and how thick to make it, but after nailing it on 1 nail (see photo) I decided to do all 10 nails and create a nice French manicure - something I can't normally do as my natural nails are shorter and prone to breaking. My top tip for anyone just starting out with polygel is that less is more. This stuff goes a long way and once it's cured, it becomes rock solid so don't worry if it looks thin in the form. I am really interested to see how strong these are and how long they last. Would highly recommend!

Worth the price

Não é esmalte. Produto não seca.

Klappt wunderbar bin zufrieden.Immer wieder gerne 😊