GAOY 60g Poly Gel for Nail Extensions, Builder Gel, Clear

Non sticky, thick formula without being hard to place or adjust. It has such a nice texture and its so easy to work with. I absolutely love it. This is the third polygel I've tried since starting to learn to do my own nails at home and it has to be the best one I've tried yet.Cures great, and they stay nice and solid. As a former acrylic nail girly, the strength after curing is comparable to such (in my humble opinion).Love the color I picked as well. I think its the perfect fit for my skin tone.Also, the formula and thickness makes it very easy to apply, which helps me greatly in shaping and filling when im done curing.

I love this polygel! Easy to work with, not super sticky, perfect consistency, not runny, so moldable, easy to file, and this is the perfect nude pink 😍 also the tube is large DEFINITELY a bang for your buck. I have 5 shades of this polygel and I love them all. My photo is using the white and pink nude.

**Photos are of gel polish painted over the Gaoy nude polygel nail base. Therefore they do not show the color of the polygel, but they do show how well gel polish shows up on top of it. On the free edge of my thumb nails, you can see how the polygel shows up unpainted next to the polish.**I've tried a few different polygel brands and this is my favorite. It's easy to use and long-lasting. It's subject to the same failures as any brand if not used properly -- I've applied too thin and had breaks, and not prepped my nail well and had lifting. But if applied properly, it lasts forever. I know you're "supposed" to remove entirely and reapply after a certain number of fills, but I don't usually. I will file and fill over and over and over and this gel stays on until it grows off. I've literally gone 6+ months without a full removal, just doing fills.I also highly recommend this nude color as a base for gel painted manicures. It makes the polish show up very opaque and pigmented. Gel polishes can often be very transparent, which looks bad on natural nails or clear gel, but on this nude color, they look great and it requires fewer coats to achieve the desired look. Fewer coats obviously saves money on products, but also the fewer coats I do, the less opportunity to make mistakes, and thick nails can look really bad. You can get a similar benefit from white or black polygel, but they are less forgiving of mistakes -- if I don't get allll the way to the edge (easy to miss when painting with non-dominant hand), the exposed nude nail is a lot less noticeable than black or white. It sort of blends with the finger and you don't notice it.My favorite way to apply this is similar to how acrylic is done -- I put a blob on my prepped nail and shape it with a brush dipped in alcohol. I've tried slip solution but I think alcohol works better, and it's much cheaper. If I'm working from my natural nail, I use stick-on forms to shape the tips. But most of the time I am just filling so I don't need to create a tip. I've done acrylic before and never managed to get good at it -- it takes a lot of (expensive) practice and I couldn't do it. Polygel is wayyy more forgiving -- it stays soft until you cure it (unlike acrylic) and you don't have to mix up your own beads, trying to get the ratio of liquid and powder exactly right. I've also tried dual forms several times, and haven't been able to get good results. It may be the forms I used (only tried one brand), but since the free-shaping with a brush method works for me, I haven't felt the need to try other dual forms.Anyway, love this stuff -- it's my go-to now.

I bought this gel for my daughter’s nail studio, and she really likes using it for different nail designs. The texture is easy to shape, which makes it practical for both practicing and creating different nail shapes.The pink shade is also very pretty and works well with different styles. I think it’s a nice option to keep in a nail studio for practicing new techniques.

This is my favorite polygel and it's so affordable. It's very thick and stays in place after you shape it. It's easy to file and strong enough that it doesn't break when it's at the thickness of a credit card.This white color is perfect for natural looking nails. It's a little transparent.With a rubber base applied first, my nails last weeks. I'm my photo you can see how much they've grown out without a single break. Longer than any other polygel I've tried. My only problem with it is that it's so hard to squeeze the tube. I wish it came in a jar.

Absolutely love this product it holds its super strong it lasts more than 2 weeks doesn’t Lift I will definitely be ordering more and it’s a beautiful base color super easy to work with

Really easy to use! The container was smaller than I expected but applies really well! I am a beginner to doing dual form nails and this applied super easily, and feels super strong on my brittle nails! I would say appearance color-wise this is not super clear, it looks more like my natural nail color on the extended parts so I would say it does yellow a little bit. Texture is not sticky after curing and is pretty easy to spread out on my dual form.

Nail tech of 6 years and I’ve always been intimidated by poly gel as an acrylic only nail tech for my whole career. After doing some research on TikTok when looking to switch over to gel only products due to the smell of monomer, I stumble across Gaoy poly gel and when I tell yall it’s the truth! I purchased their base and top coat system and poly gel in the color pink nude and it was so incredibly easy to work with! I’ll definitely be purchasing again in different colors! You do not have to be a professional to use this, it is incredibly beginner friendly!