GAOY Rose Garden Jelly Gel Nail Polish of 6 Transparent Nude Red Pink Brown Colors Sheer Gel Polish Kit for Salon Manicure and Nail Art DIY at Home

I absolutely love this GAOY gel nail polish set! The colors are vibrant, smooth, and apply beautifully. The set includes a perfect mix of shades—transparent, pink, red, blue, and yellow—which makes it super versatile for any nail art design. The polish has a nice consistency, cures well under UV/LED light, and lasts for weeks without chipping. I’ve used it both at home and for friends, and the results look salon-quality every time. It’s perfect for DIY nail art lovers. Highly recommend!

I bought the rose garden set to add to my collection. I have quite a lot of gel polishes from various companies, and have been doing gel on bare nails and on gelx extensions for about 4 years. The colors are well-represented by the swatch photos - the two darkest are very jelly-like, while the lighter 4 are milkier, but still with good transparency. They came nicely packed and are a decent size (unlike the occasional super tiny bottles that come in these sets), and have a great consistency. With all jelly/transparent colors, it can be challenging to get an even coat of color, but after a few coats I'm very pleased.I'm currently wearing the red wine color on my bare toenails and gelx fingernails, so I'll update regarding longevity, but I suspect it will last a few weeks until it's grown out and I'm ready to change the color. (update: they did!) For those in the reviews who are having trouble with chipping, here are some tips:Prep:- Rough up the surface of your nails to give the gel something to adhere to, then use a dehydrating primer to prep the nail. If the nails are slick, of even have a little bit of natural oils, you'll have issues getting any polish to stay.Painting:-Make sure to paint the tip of the nail as well, not just the top. This will help prevent lifting, and generally look nicer.-Use a thin layer of base coat, cure for 60s, and don't wipe the surface with anything-Repeat for each coat of color, cleaning up the edges around the cuticle with a wooden stick/ small stiff brush dipped in acetone-Add a top coat, and cure for 90s. Do NOT add a second layer of top coat, as it won't adhere well. If you need to add another layer of top coat, you must rough up the surface with a file again.Removal:-If you want to try an acetone soak, rough up the surface with a file/efile before you start. You can use a bowl, or dip cotton in acetone, apply, and wrap in foil. Expect to soak for at least 15 minutes, possibly more than once.-I use an efile to remove all of the polish (and my gelx extensions) but it is very easy to accidentally file your natural nail down. If you aren't sure, take off as much as you can safely with the efile, then soak off the rest.If they're still chipping, consider whether your natural nails are thin and flexible - if you imagine bending an object with paint on it, it's natural for that paint to chip under stress. Consider strengthening/stiffening your nail with an extension or a layer of builder gel to increase wear time.

I think the colors are really pretty, It seems thicker than other gels but I like that extra strength it adds. Some of the polishes are less jelly like and more opaque. I also tried builders gel for the first time to keep my nails extra strong.

Really like these colors as they have a transparent touch and look nice for the most part. They are not as durable as I hoped they peel off pretty quickly and some of the bottles the colors were on the drier side and made it hard to apply. They are cheap so I guess you get what you pay for, so if you dont mind constantly changing your gel nail color you will like these.

The color and finish on these polishes are beautiful. It is a set of pink and nude colors with a high opacity, so I do two coats and cure in between coats and also apply a top coat at the end. It applies evenly with no streakiness. This is a really good nude collection of polishes for a good price.

This color palette was so pretty that I had to try it, however, the result they showed was much harder to achieve than anticipated. The polish itself isn't exactly the type to be one coat and done, you'll need multiple while also trying not to make it too dark. They also VERY MUCH need to be cured by a strong UV lamp, truly, a weak one won't do it. Beyond that, they can be relatively durable, haven't seen a whole lot of chipping when I did use it. So, if you have the patience and equipment, it's a good purchase otherwise I'd look elsewhere.

I’m in love with jelly nails and this brand has yet to disappoint me! The yellow does look like stomach acid in color but it’s funky and I like it. If you layer the yellow with the lighter blue it makes a gorgeous dark green! I definitely suggest these! There is obviously a learning curve with jelly polishes to make sure it’s not streaky, but once you get the hang of it, it’s great!

I didn’t buy these thinking they would be the best of the best. But I was pleasantly surprised by them. I bought them to do a tortoise shell nail look. They definitely didn’t end up working for that due to the undertones of the polishes. All of them ended up being too red and cool toned. But they are great for the blooming gel trend. Which is what we ended up doing. Overall great price for what you get. The bottles do leak if you don’t store them perfectly upright though so be careful! The bottles are smaller size and that’s ok if they are just used for nail art. These are sheer polishes as advertised but they are buildable. And they do have a very smooth texture.