Morovan White Poly Gel Nail Kit - 60ml Builder Gel for Nail Extensions & Art | Professional Salon-Quality DIY Nail Design | Perfect for Beginners & Experts | Home Manicure & Nail Salon Use

color= very nice pretty jelly pinkish colorviscocity= VERY thick- but i like that it dosent run all over the nail you will have to put it where you want itcuring= thin layer i did 90 sec to be sure(may not require 90)thoughts1. this would be great for dual forms due to the thickness2.might be difficult with nai forms because it take pressure to move it around. however i have used forms with stiff polygel so it is duable3. i found using the spatual on the gel brush works great to spread the product and then smooth out with brush. I used an acrylic brush to smooth as it hold enough alcohol so you don't have to keep applying and flood the product! hope this helpi will comeback after i apply and see how long it last.Works good.The consistency of the poly gel is good it's not overly sticky. I had no problems except it's clear with black glitter I thought it was black with glitter.This did not work. I was looking forward to this. As a massage therapist I can't have my nails done. So I was hoping this would work. And nope.I have used every diy nail solution… acrylics, dip, other poly’s. This does not work. It takes 4x the amount of time under Professional UV, and still does not work. They flip off in one to two days. And if you’re not ambidextrous, which I am, you will be completely out of luck. I tested it 7 TIMES on myself and daughter before returning to dip. You are better off going to Home Depot and using epoxy than this crap.I’m going to preface this review by stating that I’m not licensed. I also have never used a single polygel in my life, or even acrylic, etc, until I tried this product - so knowing that consider that this might be a 5 star product for those more experienced. (Although the product is listed for beginners also.)I have watched several polygel and nail form videos prior to using this product. I also followed the instructions. It might not have been the best idea to start with a glitter polygel for my first try. I guess I overfilled or pushed too hard. It was awful as I didn’t even realize I had so much product under the nail! I didn’t notice until after the 120s cure time. I used my e-file to try and remedy the problem - but eventually I discovered that most of the inside never even cured and then it just fell apart. I was able scrape it off and start again.The second time I still used too much or pushed too hard but this time it wasn’t too bad. I felt like I was able to salvage it enough that it looked visually alright, at least for my sake - and I’m the one wearing it. It’s also not bulky/irritating. I got better with product for the other fingers. I used the same brand name of product but it’s not on this listing so I left those out of this review.Anyways, I’m not deducting a star because I’m a novice and messed up. I’m deducting a star because this stuff is like super sticky paste. It’s super frustrating to move with a brush and slip solution etc. I’m inexperienced so I don’t know how to compare this yet, but I do know just how much it frustrated me as a beginner for which this product claims it is intended for. The biggest issue, wasn’t so much how it was sticky, but that the giant chunks of glitter were a pain. Since it was sticky, if you tried to nudge a little, next thing you know a bunch moves because of a glob of glitter. It’s alsokinda hard to get the glitter to be consistently distributed. Or if you’re trying to file for shaping, if you aren’t careful the whole piece of glitter comes out and leaves a pit. Basically, I just don’t think this particular color is totally beginner friendly. (I used four other Morovan colors on this hand and had NO issues with them the same way as this one did - including one with much smaller pieces of glitter.)Overall, I like the aesthetic of this color, the black holo glitter catches the light really nicely. If you’re a first timer, maybe choose solids to start with.This is a decent sized tube of polygel. 2fl oz is definitely a larger size tube of polygel (see picture for comparison to a normal sized bottle of nail polish). I used rubbing alcohol as a slip solution, and it spread pretty well. It’s not too thick. But also not runny either. It blended ok, with some work (as you can see in the pictures though, it definitely will need shaping after you cure, It doesn’t blend on its own)I cured it in an 18W mini Led lamp in 60 seconds and it cured it perfectly (usually I use a 48W led lamp for polygel, so I was surprised the mini worked so well) the only thing I was a little disappointed by was the color being so light. I was expecting a little morePink. It is pink, but very very light (I think the picture where I’m holding the test swatch up to my thumb shows the most accurate color.) This will do well for a very light pink manicure, but also work great as a base for gel polish to be painted over.Overall it’s a good bottle of polygel, great size, and should get you quite a few nice manicures.4 stars (standard rounding rules apply)I enjoyed that the gel is placed on the mail and once it’s cured it can pop off the mail for reuse and then you manually shape your nail. This product does need a uv lamp whereas acrylic kit does not for hardening unless using gel polish and curing decoration. I enjoyed this product however I think it is more intermediate skill wise.