ROSALIND Clear Poly Nail Gel 2-Pack 2oz Poly Nail Builder Extension Gel Set

​If you want nails that command attention, this is the one. This red isn't just a color; it’s a whole mood. It is deep, rich, and has a certain seductive elegance that makes your hands look incredibly sophisticated and bold. ​What Makes It So Special: ​The Perfect "Femme Fatale" Red: The pigment is intense and sultry. It has that classic, high-end look that is both timeless and undeniably provocative. ​Velvety Smooth Finish: Whether you go for a high-gloss top coat or a matte finish, the depth of this red is stunning. It looks like a luxury salon job every single time. ​Strength & Shape: The gel is strong and holds a crisp shape perfectly—whether you’re doing long, sharp stilettos or a classic almond. There's something about the way this color wears that just feels powerful. ​Professional Quality: The formula is thick, easy to control, and cures to a rock-solid, mirror-like finish that lasts for weeks without losing its luster. ​How to Level Up the Look: ​Pair with a Glossy Top Coat: To really bring out that "seductive" vibe, use a high-shine no-wipe top coat. It makes the red look like wet paint or liquid silk. ​Clean Lines: Take your time around the cuticles with a fine brush dipped in slip solution. A clean, sharp edge is what makes this bold color look truly expensive. ​The Perfect Length: This color looks particularly striking on slightly longer extensions, really leaning into that glamorous, confident aesthetic. ​Final Verdict: This is hands-down the most captivating red I’ve used. It’s bold, it’s beautiful, and it makes you feel instantly put-together and alluring. If you want nails that turn heads, add this to your cart immediately.

I was looking for a solid grey, I hate when the colors are opaque or clear-I’m excited to use this one. It looks like a solid grey- the consistency is great easy to form- I love this brand the nails just always last longer , great value especially for the money

Beautiful and easy to work with

I want to first start by saying, I truly love this product even with the flaws. The color is beautiful but I wouldn’t call it a dusty rose color. It’s more of a pinky nude, mostly opaque but just sheer enough to give a juiciness to it if you use shiny top coat, but it looks so beautiful in matte too. I do have some issues with the application and durability though. It’s very sticky compared to other polygel, which makes it a little harder to apply. The bottle is also really hard to squeeze. In the tube it seems like it would be a more firm gel, but it’s not, it is definitely softer than it seems, and will self level and flood your cuticles or sidewalls if you don’t pay attention. The durability is also an issue for me. I’ve yet to use it and not have at least one nail become too flimsy after curing and have to start over. Yes, that could be user error but it happens more with this product than any other. That being said, I LOVE this color and product and I will keep buying it until I find better.

I do my own nails with hard gel and it's very time consuming because every nail must be flash cured for at least 15 seconds after the product is applied. I thought that using this product with dual forms would be faster but it's not. I had to cure each nail as soon as I put the form on. I used WAY too much product every time, but it was the first time I've tried it. I ended up with nails that were way too long and way too thick. Fortunately, you can fix just about any mistake with a lot of filing, and that's what I did. The gel cured with just a small spot or two on a couple nails. I cured each nail for 120 seconds then turned it over and cured it for another 120 seconds. I think if I had not applied it so thinkly it would have cured perfectly. But working with this is VERY different that working with hard gel. If you use acrylic powder with a liquid, you'll probably find this very easy to use. But it took me all day to do my nails. I filed forever and then instead of going back to this product I used my hard gel on top. They don't look bad for a first try and it always was my plan to go over it with my hard gel because I can't replicate that exact shade of red so I have to cover it. This is a nice shade of red, but it's not MY shade of red. But if you use red polish, you know how hard it is to find YOUR red. Some of the forms popped right off, and some of them required more of a fight but they all came off and the nail had a beautiful shine with I needed to file off because the nails were almost 1/4 inch thick. Figuring out how much product to put in the nail dual form will be a learning process. This product was very difficult for me to work with but it's very different than hard gel, which is what I've used for years. I can't say it's easier or that it saves time. I think it's just a matter of what product you like to work with. Every video I have watched has said that hybrid polygels are easier to file that acrylic or hard gel. I can't speak to acrylic because I don't use it but this product is MUCH harder than hard gel. That's totally fine with me. I don't think this is a soak off gel. I think if you want it off you need to file it off. I would file it off regardless because I don't like the idea of soaking my fingers in acetone. I rated it a 3 on longevity because I don't yet know. I just finished it. And if they fall off tomorrow I won't be able to say if it's because of the product or because I didn't use the correct base coat. I LOVE how hard it is and I'll attempt to use it again when it's time for a fill. I'll return to this review in two or three weeks and update you on longevity and anything else that happens. This is the first time in my life I have long nails that don't have my natural fingernails or nail tips under the product. Let's see what happens.

Why not 5 stars? Because Millennial Pink, purchased here in 60ml is actually a see through peach-pink colour (I called it 'clear' in my video to simplify the message). 24 hours later and the polygel did not snap yet, the way the other set you see in the video does, I will update my review if will not last 2 weeks at least (my nails need to be done every 2 weeks as they grow very fast due to the Vitamins for hair and nails I used for many, many years - yes, my hair reaches the legs and cut it almost every week). I used: 1. The Millennial pink (prior I buffed the nails with the square buffer due to having thin nails breaking even if I open a clementine for example - despite the vitamins I take) then applied to Base gel and cured for 60 seconds to prepare them for the adhesion with the polygel 2. I tried using the paper forms underneath the nails and to put the gel on the Plastic nail forms - this did not work due to having different curves. Decided to use, as in the past, only the Plastic nail forms (came with the dreaded Gershion set I purchased 3 years ago and not sold anymore on Amazon USA or UK - probably left too many people upset after the original excellent reviews and now trading under a different name to fool us: is not like the Chinese factory was closed down, surely they still make profits under a new name). The Gershion set had 6 colours in 30ml each: originally the nails would have snapped after one week and blamed myself, now they snap after 24 hours proof that: a. they are eager to blame you for nail snapping when actually is due to the quality of the polygel b. doing my gel nails for many years (tired of using for decades the same greedy un-grateful London nail technician) and polygel for 3 years when I purchased Gershion, is very difficult to achieve perfect nails on the back side (you will have ridges you will have to smooth out yourself, even if you use the Nail Clips which keep your nail in place when trying to cure the polygel). With the help of Plastic Nail forms you will achieve though 'near perfection' on top 3. With the polygel on the Nail form secured with the Nail Clips, you remove the excess polygel at the top and spread the polygel at the back with the brush dipped in the solution - everything purchased on Amazon. Interestingly, the Rosalind Millennial pink was a bit more solid than the Gershion (like different types of chewing gum) and for one nail I did not even use Dipping Solution, whereas Gershion was more 'runny' even without the Dipping Solution - now I know, this is equal to a rubbish polygel. My experiment proves that even polygel gets old!!!! If you use polygel only for yourself better buy one tube at a time!!!! Follow these steps and the nails will look nice, yet not achieving perfection at the back of the nails. If you can achieve that, lucky you!!!! Update: yes, they lasted just over 2 weeks, so yes, Rosalind is great at this moment in time - although, you never know with the Made in China items, they always modify the originals and never tell the customer, hence many items getting negative reviews after a few years. Whether is polygel or furniture etc

First pic is my nail with a 3 week old GelX tip, with any lifted areas already removed and base coat applied in preparation for the fill-in. Second pic/video is after I finished the polygel fill-in, just so you can see what the cinnamon pink color looks like against a deeper skin tone. Last pic is the finished look after more filing/shaping and adding cateye polish on top. I have not always been a fan of polygel but this was surprisingly easy to work with. I used 70% alcohol as my slip solution. I did one finger at a time, cured for 30 seconds each, and then cured my whole hand for a full minute at the end. Unlike my previous polygel experiences, this product did well being manually shaped and e-file shaped. The final result looked like acrylic, and is as hard as acrylic too without the awful fumes. I wanted my stilettos super sharp, so I used this polygel to extend slightly past my existing GelX tip to give me room to file it down. You can see my nails look longer/sharper in the last pic than in the first pic. I love how my claws turned out! I have a video of these on my TikTok goodgirl_goneglam.

Perfect consistency, even for a beginner! Definitely worth the price.

This polygel is too sticky even when using a fair bit of slip solution. It’s very hard to pat out as it just does really want to spread out unless you drench it in slip solution or alcohol. It was just very messy, I am quite disappointed with it and will see how long they last as I had use ALOT of slip solution to get this to shape.