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The polygel extension you did might be too thin to hold its structure. This is just my initial thought without knowing your exact process. Did you use a dual form to create the extension?

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You got this! <3

Thank you for watching! The shot at 7:12 shows the polygel fresh off the dual form, without any filing or shaping yet. If you'd like to see how we buff the polygel after removing it from the dual form, you can watch it here - ruclips.net/video/sKoO5gRhtQU/видео.htmlsi=50gBDcHcyNM24_ct&t=542 and ruclips.net/video/7YsvbG-sDLM/видео.htmlsi=Ze2oIRTZ9Z7HcJkH&t=383 . Hope this helps :)

It depends. If you are purchasing from the UK, the kit includes the slip solution. If you are outside the UK, you need to buy the non-UK set, which does not contain the slip solution. However, you can use alternatives like 70% isopropyl alcohol. glowtips.co.uk/products/glowtips-poly-nail-gel-extension-starter-kit-without-slip-solution

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If done correctly, it lasts up to 2-3 weeks, just like any other nail enhancement. :)

Thank you for your question. Water would not work with polygel. You should use the slip solution like our video. Please click the link to read more: glowtips.co.uk/pages/what-are-some-alternatives-to-slip-solution . Hope this helps :)

Yes, you can cure both sides by flipping the nail. We usually recommend this to beginners, as they might apply too much product and may not be sure how to check if it's fully cured. If you're just starting your polygel journey, curing both sides ensures thorough curing. Once you gain some experience and know how much polygel to apply to each nail and the appropriate curing time, you can cure just the front side since you'll have a better sense of the correct product amount. Hope this clarifies your question :)

Do you mean wiping the tacky layer of the polygel? You can also use the slip solution included in the kit, a nail cleanser containing alcohol, or 70% isopropyl alcohol. Do not use acetone. Gently wiping the nails is sufficient to remove the tacky layer. Hope this helps :)

Glad that you found our video helpful! Be sure to check out our video for more polygel tutorials :)

هذا محلول للاستخدام مع البوليجل. يمكنك التحقق منه هنا: glowtips.co.uk/products/glowtips-slip-solution-75ml

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Thank you so much for your kind words. If you enjoy this video, I recommend you to watch this video from us too, dual form 101 : ruclips.net/video/x82Vd58vHnI/видео.html . Hope this helps you more in your polygel nail journey :)

Hi, you could use your slip solution to wipe it off too. Slip solution has alcohol content in it, so after you cure your polygel then dap your slip solution with a lint free cotton to gently wipe off the tacky layer. Hope this helps :)

Thank you for watching and for your kind words! For helpful tips, check out our removal video here: ruclips.net/video/RWENfvD79JU/видео.html. We also recommend watching our other videos for in-depth tips and tricks, perfect for polygel nail beginners. Hope this helps :)

Great question! Once the polygel solution is used on the gel, it should evaporate by air. If you have any leftover solution that’s clean and free from debris, you can pour it back into the slip solution bottle and reuse it. Just ensure your brush is clean before and after use. If there's polygel stuck to your brush, dip it in the solution and use a paper towel or lint-free wipe to remove the leftover gel. I hope I answered your question :)

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Come non ha funzionato?

@@glowtipsofficial non si scioglie il prodotto 😪 non capisco come mai 🥹

@@giadafrenk Questa è la nostra soluzione glowtips.co.uk/products/glowtips-slip-solution-75ml

@@giadafrenk Quale soluzione usi? Deve essere la nostra slip solution specifica per il polygel per aiutare il gel a modellarsi senza problemi. Se non ce l'hai, puoi usare anche l'alcol isopropilico al 70%. Spero che questa risposta sia utile.

@@glowtipsofficial non è questo, lho preso su amazon, si chiama removes grl amd tip ... una fregatura 😒😒 ho gia perso 80 euro tra prodotti che non funzionano e 2 pacchi di gel non consegnati!!!.. non acquisterò piu li!!! la proverò allora, grazie mille 🙏 🥰

Sì, spediamo in Italia, inclusa la regione Piemonte. Per conoscere il costo della spedizione, visita il nostro sito glowtips.co.uk/. Aggiungi gli articoli desiderati al carrello e inserisci il tuo indirizzo di spedizione. In questo modo potrai vedere il costo della spedizione. Se hai domande durante l'ordine, non esitare a contattarci. Siamo qui per aiutarti! 😊

@@glowtipsofficial grazie provo a guardare allora🥰

@@glowtipsofficial bellissimo sito😍 potreste dirmi se c'è un'offerta per prendere solo i tubi in polygel da 30 g? Volevo prenderne un po ma non trovo una buona occasione 🥰🥰 oppure un kit con tutti i polygel senza lampada? Grazieeee

@@giadafrenk Sì, vendiamo polygel singoli da 30g e anche il kit con o senza lampada. Per favore, controlla il link qui: glowtips.co.uk/collections/poly-nail-gel

@@glowtipsofficial Va bene grazie, controllo, spero di trovare un bel pacchetto per provarne il più possibile, sono bellissimi!!! Ciaooo buona giornata 😍🍀

Hi, we're here to help. Could you let us know if you are using dual forms to create the extensions? If they snap off, it might be due to using too little product. Are you making your nails longer than shown in the video? Longer nails require more product to hold the extension properly. As this is your first time, it's normal for it not to be perfect. Don't worry! Keep practicing until you find the right amount of product for your desired length. We've created another video for beginners that might be helpful: ruclips.net/video/sKoO5gRhtQU/видео.html

@@glowtipsofficial yes dual forms , and no actually a little shorter than this , I can't seem to get the amount right on the apex in one application I'm having to go back and add extra to the nail after the form comes offb

@@Truckerbabe89 Don't be discouraged! It's perfectly fine to go back and add a little more product to your nail. Nail technicians do this all the time, so don't worry if you need to revisit your nail to add more product. Keep trying and add a little more gel each time on the dual form until you find the sweet spot of product used. The goal is to get enough product on your nail to ensure it lasts for 2-3 weeks. Getting the perfect amount of polygel the first time isn't the priority right now; with more practice, you'll get there eventually. Keep trying! 💪

Hi! Yes, our liquid chrome can be applied on top of gel products, as long as you apply a no-wipe top coat before applying the liquid chrome

Hi, it's not recommended to use nail glue instead of a base coat before applying polygel. Nail glue is designed for adhering nail tips and isn't formulated to bond with polygel effectively. A proper base coat ensures better adhesion, prevents lifting, and protects your natural nails. Using the correct base coat will give you the best results and longevity for your polygel nails. If your current base coat is not good enough, try the same brand polygel base coat. This is because products from the same brand are formulated to work well together. Hope this helps

Did it manage to dry properly in the end? As long as it dries well, even if it takes longer, it's not wrong. If it doesn't cause lifting or breakage, then you're on the right track.

Thank you, I am glad that you find this video helpful. The burning sensation you feel when curing polygel under a nail lamp is likely due to the rapid polymerization process. When the UV or LED light hits the polygel, it triggers a chemical reaction that generates heat, known as an exothermic reaction. If you use our brand polygel and our nail lamp, you won't experience this burning sensation because we thoroughly tested our products together before production. If you are using a different brand, try using the low-power mode on your nail lamp. It will take longer to dry, but at least for the first 30 seconds cure until the polygel it's cured, then switch to the normal mode to continue curing. This process is called gradual curing. I hope this answers your question :)

I forgot to answer your question. Yes, it's normal for this to happen with gel products, including builder gel. It depends on the ingredients used by the manufacturer. The heat spike you feel is according to that.