Beetles Shimmer Gel Nail Polish Set, 6 Colors Black White Polish Gel Silver Rose Gold Glitter Fall Nail Polish Soak Off Uv Lamp Nail Art Manicure Salon Gifts for Her Women

Really pretty colors. I bought this set along with the builder base set. Applied the builder base first then after cure, did one of the lovely colors in this collection. All are rich in color, definitely have to apply minimum 2 coats to get full color. Bottles are smaller than your average nail polish color. I think the texture is slightly thicker than normal polish but easy enough to apply. I'll definitely add more Beetle colors to my collection.

Great pack especially for the money. The black and white polishes are very good they are not opaque and have a deep black and deep white so that you don't have to apply 5 times to get the color. Definitely recommend buying this pack. You also get a good amount of polish in these bottles.

Love these colors! I bought this for new years nails and the polish is good quality and lasts!

I must say before I continue, I did not use the base. Top, or solid color of this brand, only the burgundy red cat eye of this brand, and I've never used cat eye before so the were not perfect but they have lasted 1 week so far, I'm pool, in dishwater and still look good. Idk if using a diff base and top coat matters or not but the cat eye is beautiful, adorable, and decent size.

These colors are gorgeous and easy to use. Very good quality and great colors for new years!

I love 😍 it

I started doing my own gel manis at home probably a year ago. I don’t have training or experience beyond reading and watching YouTube videos. Until recently, that’s never been a problem.I have also used this brand before. I have a cotton candy colors set from them and the pinks in it are my default. My experience with that set was specifically why I bought this set from them when I wanted Galaxy colors.I tend to stay with the same brands once I find one that works for me because I have allergies to everything. When it comes to cosmetics, anything scented gives me hives and sometimes dyes/ pigments make me break out in a rash. Most metals make me break out in a rash too. i.e. If I put coins in my pocket for more than a couple minutes, you’d literally be able to look at my leg and be able to tell me what coins were there based on the shape of the rashes.I say all this first because I had a very very bad experience with the red color included in this pack. I can’t wholly fault the brand and you may not have the same experience because I’m obviously coming from a unique place, but I think this warning needs to be out there.My first couple manis from this set involved the black and one of the rainbow glitter colors on top. It turned out awesome and each lasted 1-2 weeks. The only thing I realized after was that the black rod that came in the package was a magnet. It’s unmarked and there are no instructions. I was a little bummed I didn’t catch that and had hoped to try again later to get results like the pics, but I may have thrown out the magnet thinking it was packaging. lol Oops. Looked great regardless though - got so many compliments.Then, the red happened. I did up a mani that had the black as a base and the red over the top. My nails felt weird after but I was in a rush and left home. Within an hour or so, my fingers were throbbing. As the night wore on, the pain became excruciating.When I got home, I started looking up what it could be. Did I overfill? If so, was it better to remove it? Did I file my nails too thin? If so, I needed to leave it. Was I having an allergic reaction? If so, I needed to remove it. I decided to remove it. For the next 24 hours or so, I maxed myself out on Tylenol and ibuprofen, plus covered my hands in a numbing spray. I was literally shaking from the pain in spite of this. I could not function.About two days after, the bruises started appearing. All of my nails had severe bruising or bleeding under them. It was about three days after before I could function again and more than a week before the pain faded into the background.To me, that meant I’d probably overfilled. That I’d applied it too thick and that my nails had been pulled up from the beds during curing. I was wrong, but I only knew that because I was stupid enough to apply the red a second time… this time, I literally only used one coat. It was the basecoat and topcoat I always use and a layer of the red that was so thin I could see through it. The same thing happened again. However, I was able to remove it within about three hours of application and was more aware of the symptoms - it started as an itch - like the strongest itch ever that started at the tips of my fingers and radiated down my hands. There was pain too, but the itch was predominant in that phase. Because of this, I took a large dose of Benadryl along with pain meds when I removed the polish. There was damage/bruising and lasting pain after, but it was nowhere near what I felt the first time.I am not having issues with other polishes or gels. This is specific to shade 322. I strongly suspect something in this gel triggered my allergies and caused inflammation bad enough to start separating my nails from the nailbeds, and I know that I’m unique in my allergies and extreme reactions to products. Because of that and the fact that I’ve had good experiences with this brand, and even other colors in this set, I’m not giving it 1 star - I’m not even sure why this shade is a problem - but I do think others need to be aware. If you have allergies like I do, stay away from that red. And, if others start to mention reactions to the red as well, it may be something everyone needs to avoid.

Great shimmery gloss polish