SXC Cosmetics Poly Gel Nail Kit Zodiac Series 1 Glow in The Dark All-in-One Gel Nail Art Extension Starter Kit G-09

I was pleasantly surprised by the glow factor, which far exceeded my expectations. I'll most likely repurchase it when it runs out. I really wish you could buy the colors separately. This kit is lacking for the increased price because it doesn not include a slip solution but I already have some and can also use 70% rubbing alcohol so that didn not bother In addition, while the jewels are likely to glow under blacklight, they are not "glow in the dark. " They didn't work for me, at the very least. br>br>This is why I gave it a lower score. We're all familiar with Amazon's product price fluctuations. During quarantine, I watched the price of polygel kits skyrocket, and I paid $50 for this kit in mid-April. The number 89 was never mentioned. I understand that the price has increased, and it is up to the consumer to decide whether or not to purchase it. However, lying and claiming that the original list price was $89 is unethical. The number 99 is a crime! Amazon should prohibit these practices.

Chris Chan

| May 15, 2021

The money was well spent. They're very easy to work with, and the glow is A. They don't require much light to get going. In the sunlight, the colors take on a richer hue, which I adore. My favorite color is the yellow, which is a lovely lemony hue that turns highlighter yellow when exposed to the sun. My only gripe is that the curing time, even in my LED, was significantly longer than that of other polygels. I sculpted my nails using the provided paper forms, cured them, and then attempted to remove the paper so I could cure the underside only to discover a gooey mess that had taken a clump out of the underside. Unfortunately, it happened on all of my nails, even after a 2-minute cure, which is insane in an LED. However, the gel was thick, smooth, and easy to work with, so I'm still giving it a four star rating.

Rowan Patrick

| May 24, 2021

I've used a variety of polygels, including those from Makart, Saviland, and Modelone, as well as the $200 Gelish polygel. This is, without a doubt, the best!! It's incredibly easy to apply. The poly gel itself is not as hard as Saviland's, but it does provide a large amount of polygel in comparison to other brands, and it is not filled with air! Also, all of the colors glow in the dark, though the purple and blue colors aren't quite as bright as the others. As shown in the image. I'll upload another photo once I redo them in the dark so you can see how real the glow is! I used either the saviland slip solution or alcohol when using this, and it worked perfectly. Because there were no reviews, I was hesitant to purchase this kit, but I am so glad I did! Purchasing this kit has made me want to try out more of this brand's kits, which I intend to do. In addition, moving the poylgel was a breeze. It was fantastic, and filing was so simple compared to the others that I didn't even have to use my filing drill! SXC has done an excellent job, and I look forward to seeing more of your products. br>Only a con. Because it was a zodiac sign kit, I was a little disappointed that there was no Pisces. It was my sign, and I bought the kit for my birthday, so please include a Pisces.

Katherine Schmitt

| Jul 03, 2021

These colors are fantastic, and they really glow in the dark. They've gotten a lot of positive feedback. I experimented with an ombré effect and I really like it. I would recommend this product, but I'm not sure why they increased the price by $25. I really like the product, but that's a bit excessive. If it ever goes down, I'm going to order the color-changing vamp. I paid a total of $40 for the service. This polygel set costs 00.

Collin Rodriguez

| Jun 17, 2021

br>br>The kit includes six 30g tubes of polygels in the colors pink, blue, yellow, lavender, orange, and green, each named after one of the zodiac signs. Dual forms of various sizes are also included in the kit, some of which are large enough to fit almost anyone's big toes and others which are small enough to fit on a baby's nails. Regular paper forms, multicolored, multisized stones, a jar of blue fine glitter, a jar of pink fine glitter, a nail file, and a cute little brush with a spatula on one end are also included. PROS: br>br>
- The colors are vibrant and appealing. br>- They have a good glow in the dark quality to them. br>- All of the colors are simple to use. I'd never worked with polygels before, but I found them to be very easy to work with. br>- It's very smooth and easy to maneuver. Nonetheless, it was firm enough to prevent it from running all over the place. It was a pleasure to collaborate with you. br>- The kit includes a few extras to help you dress up your nails even morebr>- The base coat is extra sticky to help keep the polygel in place on the nail. br>- The top coat has a lovely sheen to it. It's probably the best I've ever seen, and it's not even close to being a wipebr>- I didn't see any bubbles at all. br>- I was pleasantly surprised to discover that the colors had a lovely shimmer to them, which I didn't notice until I was using the flash and lights to take photos and videos. br>- The tubes are a good size for me. It appears that each tube can be used multiple times. br>- Based on what you get and when compared to other similar products on the market, I believe the price is fair because, according to my research, other kits with similar amounts and accessories cost more or about the same. br>- It's simple to file and shape this material. I didn't even need to use my efile and soft file, which I normally only use to file acrylics, because the polygels went through them like butter. br>- The brush is very cute and complements the product well. br>- The quality is excellent. br>br>CONS:
- I didn't care for the file that came with the kit, but that's not a big deal because if you do your own or others' nails, you'll most likely have other files, and if you don't, files are cheap and easy to come by.
- There is no slip solution in this kit. Again, it's not a big deal because 70% isopropyl (rubbing alcohol), which most people have in their cabinets works exactly the same as rubbing alcohol does, and that is what I used. SUGGESTIONS: br>br>
- Instead of selling it with the black file that comes with it now, sell it with one of those white (zebra files, I believe they're called) files.

- I believe that clear polygel should be included in kits to excapsulate designs and build thickness and strength, not just for SXC but also for other companies, as suggested by someone else.

- Again, not limited to SXC, I've seen a few companies offer polygels in jars, which I would recommend because I believe it will be difficult to get the last of the polygel from the tube, whereas getting it from a jar would be much easier. br>br>Overall, this is a fantastic product; this is my second from this company, and I can say that they appear to take their time and produce high-quality products, as I have been completely satisfied thus far. I appreciate that, despite the fact that the company reimbursed my purchase and requested that I try the product and write a review, they did not tell me or even suggest what I should write in my review. They simply requested that I try it out and provide feedback. That, to me, demonstrates that this company is interested in hearing what their customers have to say about their products and, if necessary, is willing to improve them. Keep up the good work, SXC! br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br> Curing was not a problem for me. I cured each nail for 30 seconds to keep it in place while I finished the rest, then went back and cured everything for 2 minutes in my UV/LED lamp just to be sure. br>br>For the person who said their thumbs' dual forms were too large. WHAT? Any of your nails do not have a specific size. There are several sizes to choose from, and the sizes vary widely enough that anyone should be able to find a fit for whatever size nail they require, even if it is on a toe.

Wynter Pratt

| May 23, 2021