Trying the Lazy Girl Method Nails with Polygel 

It's so much fun!! Thanks!!🥰🥰🥰

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I found them a whiiile back and had never really used them! Thank you!!🥰

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Thank you so much!❤ My new video for the week just uploaded! Can't wait to see what you thought of it🥰❤

Thank you so much for your kind words Shanice!🥰🥰

Thank you so much Crystal!❤ That's awesome, I'm sure you will get the hang of it very quickly! I try to upload tutorials that are beginner friendly so I hope that helps you out a little bit too🥰🥰🥰

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Give it a try for sure! It's so easy to work with!!🥰🥰🥰

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Glad you found it useful! Thank you for watching!🥰🥰

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I'm glad you like them, thank you! 🥰🥰

Thank you!!❤ I usually take them off within the week so I can film another video but they can definitely last 2-3 weeks like a normal gel manicure! They are very sturdy! 🥰

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Hi! You mean the french manicure method with the stamper? If you have cured the nail and it's set, then of course you can!🥰

Hi! Thank you❤! Do you mean the clear full cover tips I used for the tutorial or the press ons I have on my right hand?☺️

Makartt has nice full cover tips

Hi! Yes, it would! Put a little bit of clear polygel on the nail and without curing it put some top coat on top of it. Then put your rhinestones and then finally cure in your nail lamp 🥰❤️

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Hi, thanks for the comment! Any clear tip will work great!☺️

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Hi Ashley, thank you for your watching and commenting!❤ This really depends on a few things. I usually don't size up at all or only go a size up with this method, as I don't use a big amount of polygel. If you add colors to the clear polygel, you need to make sure the polygel is thin so it can cure properly. It also depends on the tips you are using. If they are very curved, then you might need to size up and if they are on the thinner side you might need to use more product so they are strong, so sizing up might be necessary. Hope I helped, let me know if you have any more questions!🥰

Hey Cami! Thanks for watching!🥰 This was a thing for me as well in the past but I realized it had to do with good prep of the nail bed (not over filing, properly removing cuticle skin and using dehydrator and primer) and proper curing of the polygel (making sure it's clear enough when adding color so it can cure all the way). If I can help you in any way let me know! ❤