MAKARTT NEW Jelly Polygel Kit OMG! Polygel Ombré Tips & Tricks for Beginners 

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Z E A U X I’m ordering mine tomorrow!!! I’m excited

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Who’s Evie? Because if they can get me as excited as Femi pleeeeeeze clue me in

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BeGlamorous Nails ... Okay we see you 😆 love your videos Hun.

Did you get your kit? I pre ordered the green from the website, it took about a week when it shipped (took about a month total). The pink kit I ordered from Amazon took a week. I haven't used either of them, I'm so nervous.

Yes! To be totally honest I don't need ANY more kits, I already have more brushes and base/top coats and dual forms than I know what to do with, and I just want to buy the polygel... Also it'd be nice if they sold 30 or 60g bottles individually. 15g just isn't enough.

@@ijustrealllylikecats yes i feel like im wasting tonsss of money constantly buying kits. I dont need another light, brush, primer, etc. Some of the kits I really just want the gels. companies probably do it on purpose just to get peoples money

@@ijustrealllylikecats even minus the light and brushes and etc, i sometimes dont want ALL the colors. they really need to sell them individually

Amazon or eBay

ExposingTheSimpletons they dont sell a lot of these gels individually on amazon

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Jayarie agree

Here's a thought: if you're prepping correctly a couple of things could be happening. 1) You could have extremely oily nail plates. If that's the case, you will have to etch the nail with a 150/180 grit file and use an acid primer. 2) Ensure that you are keeping product off the sidewalls and cuticle area. 3) Ensure that you are strengthening the stress area/apex of the nail, especially if you are using tips. 4) Check the expiration date on your products. After you have exceeded the shelf life, the efficacy begins to break down. 5) Cross using products with other products. While some are compatible with others, some are not. Not using complete systems can compromise the integrity of your enhancement and cause lifting and breaks. You can figure out which is compatible with which and right it down. 6) Light. If you are doing hard gels or polygels, check the usage hours on your light. It could be that your light is not fully curing your enhancement. Hope this helps you troubleshoot your problems!

If you're still having problems, try using no lift nail primer (an acid primer). I have oily skin and even though I was prepping my nails really well, non-acid primers weren't doing it for me. My nails lifted at the cuticles within days and would pop off (especially on my dominant hand) within a week. They last 2+ weeks now, and the only reason they don't last longer is because I fill them. The tips have cracked and broken off a few times (I do polygel quite thin, so it's my own fault), but I haven't had any nails popping off from the nail plate, and I do my nails exactly the same as I used to do. The only difference is I use an acid primer now. Edit: just realized the comment above me also suggested using an acid primer, so my comment is redundant :P