Review (5/5): Great Beginner Poly Gel Artificial Nail Kit With Small Uv Lamp
[[VIDEOID:c623991ad780dd5e81ec8f36d09cb107]] Wow this is a GREAT Poly Gel Artificial Nail Kit!
You get so much in this kit and it’s all great quality! It comes with 4 glitter colors (black, white, purple and green), 1 Spatula tool on one end and Brush on the other (brush has tight bristles that are rounded at a point), 3 Poly Gel Nail Gel colors in 002, 003, 005, 1 Soak Off Base Coat Polish (labeled on the bottle), 1 Soak off Top Coat Polish (labeled on the bottle), 4 Poly Gel Nail Colors (light blue, grayish blue, royal blue and aqua blue which aren’t labeled which color is what but read my solution for that below), blue and green watercolor foil which there’s no instruction on how to apply that on the nails, different holographic colored foil strips, Poly gel Artificial Nails, UV LIGHT Lamp with charge cord (the lamp has hidden stands that pull out and only works when plugged in. The adapter isn’t included but I use my phones charging adapter and it works fine), 1 Pink Nail File with strong grit on both sides of the file and a blue buffer on one side and then a white side on the back that I use to make my real nails shiny) and last but not least a small storage container with secure clasps and a handle for safe storage as well as a instruction booklet.
THIS KIT DOES NOT INCLUDE THE RUBBING ALCOHOL YOU MUST HAVE WHEN DOING THESE TYPE OF NAILS! Any rubbing alcohol will do (store bought is fine). DO NOT USE ACETONE (Nail polish remover it won’t work).
This is a great beginners kit and I’m excited to actually try it out on actual my nails. I tried one nail not on me so I color practice since it was my first time doing these type of nails, and so far so good!
The only con about this kit is I don’t like... #1 The UV lamp isn’t very powerful. I definitely suggest buying one that is more heavy duty and has higher wattage (you can always use it on gel nails or on regular polish to cut drying time in half) and #2 The nail color doesn’t have any way of telling which bottle is what color. I just took a dot tool and dipped it in the color and put a dot on the middle of the top of the poly gel nail polish cap (there’s a indented circle that it fits perfectly on) but it’s hard to see the darker blue when doing this but you’ll know what that color is by process of elimination 😉