Makartt Poly Nail Gel Set: 6 Colors Set, Clear Pink White Rose Pink | 4 Pink Shades, Nail Extension Overlay Strengthener, Multifunctional, Long-Lasting, French Manicures Home Salon DIY, 15ML

*FILL UPDATE* 2.5 weeks later* SO two weeks later I did a fill and it was very easy! Turned out great! You really need an efile to work with this stuff but I had no lifting or anything. The crystals stayed on pretty well too, only lost 1 or 2 and that was easy to fix with nail glue ❤❤❤ the dark pink is such a pretty color! ****** So I used a more expensive kit before this and I did not like the colors as much as I like these. This is my second time doing any nail extensions and LOOK AT THEM. I get complimented wherever I go! People are asking me to do their nails! It is crazy and I am in love! I need nail extensins because I tend to pick at mt fingers until they bless without them (not cute when working with kids). But I am also in Grad school and am poor, so I can't afford to get them done all the time. This is a great solution and I am over the moon! I recommend using tips AND the dule forms if you are a beginner and not in school or anything. The poly gel is easy to work with but people go to school to learn how to shape and apply nails, so don't be naive like I was and think you won't need every trick in the book to help you out. I also recommend going on youtube and watching tutorials on how to use the poly gel with tips and dual forms as well as how to shape your nails (that's the hardest part). Also, from one beginner to another, learn how to prep your natural nail properly. LongHairPrettyNails and NaioNails are some awesome places to start on youtube. Things I uses with this kit to help me: - dust mask - file (they have some $30-40 if you are on a budget. Just make sure it plugs into the wall) - cuticle clean up drill bit (learn how to use it first) -round drill bit - pH bond - nail tips - brush on glue - cuticle pusher - 71% alcohol (For prep and slip solution) - good light - lots and lots of time and paper towels - LED/ UV lamp (obviously) - extra 100/180 grit files - buffer Optional: - crystals - crystal placement tool (wax on one end, stick on the other) I will update in a few weeks when its time for a fill. This stuff is awesome for a beginner who is willing to research nail care ❤ So happy so far!

I ordered this due to seeing a review on Youtube about polygel nail kits. The kit has basically all you could need. After watching numerous videos about the tips and tricks people have used, I'm going to share some that I found very useful. I laid everything out the first time I did this. Took me about 2.5 hours start to finish. Additional supplies I recommend everyone have is slip solution (I used 70% isopropyl alcohol), cuticle pusher and cuticle oil. The slip solution/alcohol is SUPER important because this gel is super sticky. I just noticed some dried bits on my fingers and they are not easy to take off. Tip #1: File down your nails so the base is able to adhere to the surface better. Tip #2: Dip the brush and spatula in the slip solution before taking the product so it doesn't stick to the instruments. This might seem basic but remember that the smaller the nail, the less product it needs. I took too much product on my pinky and less on my thumb. *face palm* Tip #3: Using the slip solution, I patted the gel into the dual form. KEEP THE BOTTOM OF THE FORM thinner and build up the product up, since the gel should be closer/thinner to the cuticle. Tip #4: When pressing the dual form to the nail bed, make sure to put the cuticle side down and press UP so you can avoid air bubbles. I ended up with air bubbles at the cuticle area and the top of my nail between the nail and the cured gel. A lesson for next time but make sure its pressed down well. Maybe hold it down in the lamp? Tip #5: If you get an air bubble at the cuticle and it breaks creating a broken ridge, I just put the polygel on top of the cured gel and sort of molded it into the broken area (like you would do with acrylic) and cured it. Worked for me! Tip #6: When the dual form is pressed to the nail, make sure you turn your hand around and smooth the underside of the form so its smooth to the form before curing! It will make it less plumpy under the gel. Unless you have an Efile which you can file down. Those are all my tips. Wish someone would have told me but I thought I would share. This kit is super easy to use. Nail file is great. I'm going to purchase a separate Efile just because it would be easier than filing regularly. I would totally recommend to a friend! Worth it!

The Polygel is very sticky, I found that the slip solution did not work as well as alcohol. It was a learning curve. However, the product is good once you get to used to it. I have not used it on my hands as yet. I purchased it to use on my toes. I found using it with nail forms made it easier to form the nails. So far I have no lifting, peeling or chipping. I will definitely recommend and repurchase it again.

*cracks knuckles* buckle up for an unnecessarily long but hopefully very thorough & helpful review. 1. This kit doesn't include absolutely everything you need in order to due your nails. Separately, you'll need to buy: a uv/led lamp & a slip solution. For the uv/led lamp, there’s many great options on here which is where I got mine. As for the slip solution, you can buy them online or you can just use rubbing alcohol like I do (it works the exact same & most people already have this in their house). 2. There’s definitely a learning curve, don’t be disappointed or upset if your first set isn’t perfect! I got this kit at the beginning of February (about 6 months ago) and I still have a LONGGG way to go. 3. Definitely try out the dual forms that are included in the kit, but if those don’t work out for you then try paper forms or tips. The dual forms are amazing for getting a super smooth top, however I had a lot of trouble with them when it came to polygel oozing our near my cuticles or at the tip of my finger. The dual forms while making the tops of my nails extremely smooth and glossy, made the undersides of my nails sooo thick & bumpy (even if I would smooth them out before curing). I’ve learned that I can somewhat use the dual forms to create ‘tips’ by putting the tiniest/thinnest amount of polygel in the forms, curing it, and then applying more polygel on top like you would with the other 2 methods. Paper forms are great for getting a super smooth underside but you made get a bumpier top of the nail. While having the top of my nails be bumpy is still annoying, I very much prefer it compared to a bumpy underside because with my drill I can fix them no problem. Basically it’s easier for me to file the top of my nails as opposed to the underside of them. Plastic tips and glue are probably the easiest option when it comes to actually putting on the polygel, however I just haven’t gotten around to buying any yet. With tips, they’re similar to paper forms because you’ll get the very smooth bottom but possibly a bumpy top. With tips you can already have set shapes which makes them that much easier because with dual or paper forms, you often have to create the shapes yourself. No matter what option you choose, they all have different pros and cons. Definitely try out and utilize the dual forms that come with this kit, but if they’re really hard for you (Like they were for me) then don’t be afraid to try paper forms or plastic tips. Don’t be afraid to experiment or even combine different options to find what works best for you. 4. For me, it's much easier to just squeeze out and apply the polygel directly where I want it, instead of squeezing the polygel out onto the brush/spatula and then applying it to where I want. I find that because polygel is so sticky, the less surfaces it comes in contact with, the easier it is to spread and work with. 5. Other items that you don’t need but make it a lot easier & more convenient to do your nails include: a nail drill/e file, lint free wipes, more nail files, cuticle pusher/trimmer, primer, and dehydrator. Having a dish for the slip solution & paper towels under your hands to collect dust or to the side to wipe your brush on are very helpful. Buying items not included in the kit is unnecessary but definitely worth it! For example, the drill/e file is a game changer. I got one off of here for like $20 from melodysusie (I think?). You definitely don’t need it (the file you get in this kit will work just fine until it wears down) but it makes a huge difference when shaping the nails & getting the bumps out on top of or underneath the nails. Not only will drill help to make your nails look even greater, but it'll also make the process of doing your nails so much easier and faster. Other unnecessary items (more for fun design elements) that you may want to purchase in the future include: rhinestones, fine & chunky glitters, holo powders, & gel polishes. Again all of these things are unnecessary and don't really have anything to do with this kit, but I think this might be nice advice for beginners to have. 6. 'Natural Pink' is BY FAR my favorite color in this kit (it's the shade of all of my sets in the pictures and video). It's the perfect nude color for me, someone who has pretty fair skin. I loved it so much that I used up the whole tube from this kit and ended up buying the large tube of it. I think that all of these colors would look beautiful with any skin tones! The 'Clear' and 'Misty Rose' are great if you want to . have jelly nails. The 'Clear' is also amazing to cap any designs, glitters, etc. If you have gel polishes (once again not necessary) you can even mix them into the polygels to make custom colors or just apply the gel polishes on top of your already cured polygel nails. I hope this was somewhat helpful to people who are interested in this kit. Like I said, there's definitely a learning curve but it's so fun doing your nails and very rewarding to see yourself grow and get better at doing them!

Definitely not easy, It was very sticky and thick. At first it was too cold and hard to work with and then it was too gooey and sticky even with the liquid. The broken nails are the first time i tried, and i don't know if the UV light i have is just a cheap (probably, bought it from wish) but it took from 8pm to 1am to do both hands. It does take practice to know how much gel you'll need or they come out too thin and break fast. The broken nails pic was taken during my lunch, 4 hours into the day. The plus side was that the nails came off fairly easy, i only had to file a couple but they were really easy to file manually. The second set i started at 8pm and had them cured by 12am and just finished shaping them this morning. I think it took so long because I had to cure them for like 6minutes each and they were still not fully cured. One of the thumbs came off this morning and had to cure the gel nail by itself on the underside and then i just glued it on like a fake nail. I still am not able to shape the bottom of the nail good as the gel tends to stick to the bruh wether i use the liquid or alcohol, and it starts to become thin. So i definitely need more practice. Now to see how long they last. EDIT: i ended up taking them off by the end of the day. I think i need more practice and an electric nail filer and a good UV light. One of them broke midday, and the rest were too thick to work with.

I love this this polygel kit ❤️ This kit comes with base coat prep then used polygel in the nail molds with two different shapes per nail to choice from,put polygel in the molds and to clean prepped nail then put under UV nail light for recommended time, take the gel mold off off the nail and omg you have a premolded nail! It's very easy and the kit comes with top coat as well. The only negative remark is the polygel tube are not very big. My nails usually last 21 days or a little longer before balancing or redoing new polygel color.

Was so excited to try this method after watching all the online videos but it took me 3 hours for one set and another 2 hours for removal. I usually grow my natural nails out and do 5 coats of soak off gel polish but wanted to go for a jelly nails/see through design. The gel had tiny bubbles before and after curing which really defeated the purpose of being able to do jelly nails. If you have any nail growth you will definitely be able to see it through all the colors except the white. Using 91% alcohol is too strong and will leave white cloudiness underneath and 70% has the same effect if you touch the brush to the gel too many times. This doesn’t leave much room to manipulate the product especially if you are sculpting them to be really long as you would with stilettos. They were thoughtful with the brush and the plastic tube it comes in because once it gets sticky it’s so much effort to remove. Very aggravating if you like to keep a clean station. Be aware that wiping the gel off of the spatula or anything that it gets on is tricky with one hand, have plenty of paper towels/lint free wipes and alcohol ready to go right in front of you. Duals forms come sorted sizes 0-11 in a plastic case. The dual forms fit my middle through pinky fingers great but my pointer fingers and thumbs which are more curved and flatter respectively were so hard to fit side wall to side wall. Also the curve on my thumbs were so off even after I filed and shaped both my nails and the dual forms prior. Would have been better off free-handing with a paper nail form. The 2 hour removal...here we go...I used an e-file and the provided hand file from the kit then a warm acetone soak. You definitely need a particle mask and dust collector machine or at least do the filing outside. This would be a huge mess for the average consumer and if you make a mistake on one nail it would be such a pain to remove it and fix it, I was extremely careful not to. I used three coats of soak off gel basecoat since I didn’t want to file close to my natural nails and I am so thankful I did. I would be cringing at the removal if I had to scratch any of my natural nail plate which happens no matter how professional you are. The polygel just gets soft and bendy in acetone if you were wondering, must be filed paper thin to make removal go faster. To sum it up- pretty colors and if you already like Makartt Polygel get this. Otherwise the application and removal is too much of a hassle and I don’t see myself taking the time to perfect it. Also my nail beds would be crying if I did this with back to back removal and application. Makartt should include paper nail forms or more dual form sizes for flatter/smaller nail beds. Decided to not post a picture because the bubbles are embarrassing. Worst set I’ve ever done. I would return this if I could.

I received this product last night and I have not been able to stop playing with it. OK so I have the worst Nails anyone could ever have they are tiny and brittle and in order for them to look Decent I always have to get acrylics done. now because they are so tiny and Brittle it’s always so painful when I get to the salon and get my nails done not just that it always doesn’t turn out like I want it. It hurts like hell when shaping my nails at the salon or even cleaning it or just getting a simple manicure. Not to mention because they are so tiny the acrylics don’t even hold onto all my nails. at least one Nail comes off within a week and more than that or all of them within two weeks.I feel so unattractive without fake nails and I get so much confidence from having beautiful nails. The colors in this kit are so beautiful that they make my nails look natural and healthy and beautiful and it takes literally less than 15 minutes to do them all by myself. The colors in this kit are so beautiful that they make my nails look natural and healthy and beautiful and it takes literally less than 15 minutes do you do them all by myself. now I have only had them on for for a Day but I will update as weeks go by as to how long they last. But you know what, even if they last me two days I am totally fine with doing it every other day doing my nails every other day because first it is so relaxing to do it with this kit and second it takes such a short time it is totally worth it for the look you get. I have read some reviews that say that the GEl is really thick and tacky and hard to manipulate around the trick to that is to use isopropyl alcohol . Although not many reviews talk about that over here but I saw that on YouTube and that is a very important step to do that is to move the gel around on the form With the alcohol. Then you go ahead and put it on your finger and place it int then you go ahead and place it into the LED for 90 seconds and you are done. This is seriously life-changing for me I really don’t really like to write reviews but when something is so significant and make such a difference in your life you kind of owe it to write a review. Besides things included in this kit you really needed the alcohol and the LED light. Just buy the alcohol from a dollar store and get a cheap LED light on Amazon that’s all you need. The base that is included with this kit really helps the nail to stick to the nailbed and it does a great job on my nails that don’t even like adhering to acrylic So the base is a really important step and do not skip it. I do not know how I did not know about poly gel’s for so long because they have been out for a while. well I am glad I accidentally stumbled upon them while looking for Nail Tips and now my life has changed forever and I will never go to a salon again or buy nail tips again because none of it last on my fingers or even looks good. So here’s to my future pain free and beautiful nails all year long

Markartt es de las mejores marcas que he usado en gel de uñas. Este kit no solo sirve para iniciarse, también es muy buena opción para tener unos básicos de buena calidad. Los geles se aplican fácilmente, se nivelan bien y curan sin problema en la lámpara. El resultado queda bonito y bastante duradero si se trabaja correctamente. En general es un kit muy completo y con buena calidad de producto, tanto para empezar como para quien ya hace uñas y quiere tener unos básicos fiables.

Em poucos minutos, realizei está unha. Gel fácil de moldar e de limar. O acabado não é super perfeito, mas serve. Quanto à resistência só o tempo o dirá.

Der Versand war schnell.. gestern kam das Set an und am Abend hab ich es bereits ausprobiert. Anfangs war ich skeptisch aber es hat von vornherein gut geklappt! Die Qualität des Gels ist super und auch der Base- & Topcoat haben mich überzeugt. Die Oberfläche der Nägel ist gerade.. die Ränder relativ sauber und der Topcoat glänzt schön.. bei anderen Produkten hatte ich bereits das Problem, dass die Schichten sich nicht richtig ausgehärtet haben oder ich meine Hand teilweise länger als 5 Min. unter die LED-Lampe halten musste.. hier aber ging alles schnell.. Schicht(en) aufgetragen, 2 Min. unter die Lampe und die Sache war erledigt... Also Daumen hoch für die Qualität! Auch das Material wie der Pinsel, Cleaner, ... sind top! Mit diesem Set schauen meine Nägel zum ersten Mal ohne viel Aufwand wie aus dem Studio aus... ☺️ Bin begeistert..

Really hard to work with at first but once you get the hang of it super easy! I received my set on the 20th feb i done a set straight away, they were a bit scruffy and lasted a few days then i took them off (bit them off 😂 gross i know definitely not recommend) anyway i done another set (vid) a little longer in length and i thought they were going to snap immediately but nope still going strong and look great. So far lasted around a week so far. Happy✌🏼🙃 Also.. Make sure the brush is wet but not dripping with the slip solution i just have a little cotton pad to dab it on.. And when applying the form to your nail don't press down too hard as the product bulges out, if it does just clean it with the brush and solution (before curing) or file or use a drill 🤷🏽‍♀️ Whatever x

Very easy to use makes great marble patterns when using it on your nails. I would like to try the other colours