In this tutorial, we'll show you step-by-step how to apply Gayoy Polygel to get flawless nails in just a few minutes. With this simple technique, you'll be able to get gorgeous nails in no time!
I think you did a wonderful job on explaining everything and applying the product as well. I’ve been watching many RU-vid how to videos and your right up there on my saved list! I am planning to do this today (and the next two days if needed lol)! Thanks again for your video! You did a great job!
Can you do a video explaining how to get started with RU-vid? Like how to create one and how to make videos etc? I have comprehension problems and the way you broke down this video and explained things were so good for me to understand and i am definitely getting this kit. I was unsure until i came across your video :) wish me luck hhaha
Very helpful, thank you! The lack of actual words on the directions is what sent me looking. My kit came yesterday. I’ll report back in a couple weeks. ❤
16:4❤7 Hi, I liked your demo. I used to do nails professionally. I never used titipsI did sculpted acrylics. I have been curious about the gels. You've given a good demo. Thank you
thanks for this truly honest review. I do think you might be pushing it in too hard and thats why the color payoff isnt grea, but i know pretty much nothing lol. I think after watching this im not gonna try this system as it looks too complicated for my skill level
I just purchased this kit and I’m nervous to try it. I enjoyed your video, you explained it well. Question, what did you use to try out your nail bed and to wipe your finger? Please and thanks.
Good job. Please note that polygel is softer than hard gel and acrylic. Your application yielded a nail that will not last long and will likely break easily, as I saw no apex and you can see through the enhancement. To fortify it, should do a thicker layer of poly or you might want to do a layer of hard gel on top.
Hi, thank you for your message. I will try what you suggested of doing a hard gel on top of the polygel. I have never done that as it was my first time using polygel. Thank you very much for the tip it's much appreciated!!!
You are running into the same issue I had when I bought my individual set. Some forms fitted snuggly on my nails and some didn’t. Then it was the over-flow off the sides, then trying to not press too hard, etc, etc.
Few things. Can I try this without a drill. Not sure I want to invest in that yet. Did you try the lamp that comes with the kit? What did you think of it. And also, how long did it take you to complete the set? Thanks for doing this the lack of directions have freaked me out and I’ve been sitting on it for weeks 😂
The removal process was simple. I clipped the free edge, then used a coarse carbide bit and filed away until I reached a thin layer (before reaching the nail plate) and then soaked off with acetone. My nails were in good condition afterwards just needed to oil them up to rehydrate them. Please let me know how it goes for you as I struggled a bit as you saw. Thank you for watching and for commenting. :o)
@@Lisaida Thank you. I used your video with this exact kit to do my nails for the first time. Your video was perfect. First hand was tough, second hand turned out perfect. Practice makes perfect! Thank you again!!!! 👍
Hi, I would suggest investing in a nail drill it will help a lot. As you saw in the video a lot of troubleshooting I had to do on my own (that wasn't explained in the kit instructions). A lot of nail drills can be as low as $20 to much more pricey in the 100's of dollars. See what is in your budget, go on Amazon and try to find one that is within your price range and practice using a nail drill. Plenty of tutorials that shows you how to use an e-file. If you are unable to buy an e-file (nail drill) then I'd suggest soaking off the nail with 100% pure acetone and start over and be more careful with the application to the best of your ability. All the best to you! Let me know how it goes :o)
Hi there, thank you for your comment and for watching. It lasted "about" 3 weeks I am a housewife (cooking and cleaning etc...) so I believe that is what made it last that timeframe.
