Beetles Pastel Poly Nail Extension Gel Kit 6 Basic Pink Colors Clear White Nail Builder Nail Gel Baby Blue Nail Enhancement French Manicure Kit Nail Art Design Easy DIY Salon Gift

Excellent price, very easy to mold, cures firmly and is very durable. Color is accurately portrayed. Love this brand and line....

So I started doing my nails myself during covid. Started with press on nail kits and full cover glue on nails. Recently I bought polygel because I thought it looked cool and could give me a much longer lasting manicure. That’s was about a month and a half ago. I’ve done 4 sets if nails since I started using polygel and I get better every time. It takes some practice and sometimes the first coupld nails don’t turn out perfect. I’m completely self taught and watch tutorials but mostly just learned by doing. This stuff was a great size for how much it costs. About twice as much or more than most kits give. Fairly easy to work with, but can get pretty soft if you aren’t careful.I liked this color a lot, natural pink, and I’ve gravitated more and more towards soft pinks lately with polygel than in the past. It’s a cute and neutral color that looks elegant without being too in my face. I like it because the pink is subtle enough but still very pretty.Keep in mind these pictures are both a single layer cured and then several layers of top coat plus the rhinestones. If you built up the layers the color may be more opaque, and mine tend to be fairly thin, just how I like my nail to be, but it could potentially be a stronger color.Overall I’d recommend to anyone looking to start doing their own nails. It’s cheap, can be fairly easy, but takes some practice. I use dual forms or poppits and have yet to try paper forms and sculpting. Just make sure you have the right base and top coats to cure with. I use 75%+ Isopropyl alcohol in lieu of slip solution, since it’s cheap and easy to buy at a drug store. Works great. Lots of patience with polygel, so not for those who aren’t willing to put in the work to learn how to use it.

This was my first time using polygel. I tried 2 other brands at the same time, and this one was my favorite. Beetles is consistently a good brand and I've really enjoyed all of their nail products I've bought.I am not a professional, but have been a serious hobbyist for about 10 years. I've tried most of the common manicure techniques, including liquid gel, acrylic, dip, single forms, and press-ons (full and tips). I wanted to try polygel with dual forms because it looked easy and fun.It was relatively easy, but not as much fun as I'd hoped lol. But this product made it so much easier. It's very thick and solid so I could take my time to shape it (brush in alcohol) without it running or slipping. I was not happy with the dual forms (Modelones, too straight with no apex) so I didn't achieve exactly the look I wanted, but overall I'm happy with my first set ever.I painted over the clear polygel with black gel polish, a holographic silver glitter polish, and a top coat. It's only been a day so I can't speak to longevity, but they feel sturdy. I did lose one in less than 24 hours, but I blame the forms, not the polygel. Because they are so straight, I needed to use far more product around my nail's natural apex to eliminate the gap. I didn't know this at the time and so there was a gap which I filled with top coat. Since this isn't how the polygel is intended to be used, I don't blame it for the break (actually it was more of a bend and peel off). I blame the forms.

Ok, this gel is awesome. I'm so glad they have this. I used other brands and my hard worked nails broke in 1 day sometimes 3 days. It seems sturdy too. Worth the $8 which is great value! Other brands charge up to $15.95 for one tube and its certainly better, cheaper, & easier to work with than high quality acrylic. Thanks! P.S I also used the beetles nail glue & topcoat for the rhinestones.

The 6 colors in this kit are pretty - clear, white, pink, and nude tones that seemed perfect for any occasion.However, polygel isn't really as beginner friendly as youtube and tic tok make it out to be. Quite the opposite for me.The polygel has a tendency to seep out, creating a mess around the side walls and cuticles, leaving an unflattering gob of polygel behind the nail. Despite my best efforts to control the application, including the use of a nail form alongside the dual form, I ended up with a gooey, unmanageable mess.The steep learning curve makes this less suitable for beginners or those seeking a subtle enhancement.

Ive been using the Beetles Builder Gel in the regular polish bottle with the brush but it was tough to use in that container so when I ran out I purchased this one and transferred it into a pot so I could easily dip my brush in. I highly recommend transferring it into a small pot with a tight lid if you’re not going to be squeezing it directly from the tube.The consistency is really thick so every time I use it I set the pot in a small bowl of hot water to help it soften and be easily spread. The quality is great, especially for the size and price of the tube! I use it mainly to “extend” my nails when I have a couple that are shorter than the rest and it works perfectly for that and lasts a long time. I apply in three layers and cure for 60s between each. It’s very sticky once applied, which is expected, so I wipe the nail with polish remover after curing for the last time. It’s sturdy enough after curing that you can really file it without worrying about breakage. When I have time I’ll also apply a thin layer to all of my nails before using gel color polish since it minimizes chipping and helps the nails remain strong and sturdy. I also recommend using this after applying nail dehydrator, primer, and base coat.I am a huge fan of Beetles products and super happy with this purchase!

Love it. I like that it's 60ml. Plus fast shipping.

Na

Bought it to try and I am truly impressed with quality of this polygel.

Honestly - perfect clear poly gel! I tried another brand that was cheaper - but you get what you pay for. This gel was extremely easy to and manipulate with slip/rubbing alcohol. Cured for 60-90s!

It's a good product I loved it for the one time I used it until I found out I had a severe allergic reaction to it But that's not the product that's just me