GAOY Gel Top Coat, Builder Gel and Base Coat Set, 3 Pcs 16ml Clear Glossy No Wipe Combination for UV Light Cure

I’m really happy with this gel set. The base coat applies smoothly and helps the color adhere well, while the builder gel adds nice strength to the nails. The top coat gives a beautiful glossy finish that makes the manicure look very professional. The texture is easy to work with and it cures well under a UV/LED lamp. Overall, it’s a great set for doing gel nails at home and the results look long-lasting and shiny.

After almost 2 weeks: the update is that the top coat is peeling on multiple nails not just the ones in the photo. 🥲 First review: This is the set i never knew i needed to step my faux nails game up. Took my nails from looking thin and low budget to solan quality. The based helped with the glue. The builder gave it a stronger apex that made it look thick and they top coat sealed it all together. I ordered the glue separately and it's easy to use and secured easily too 3 days in and they feel very secure like i have on acrylic nails. The glue in my opinion should be added to the trio set just saying.

I normally have paper thin nails! And by paper thin, I mean they would bend even when dry. I have never once had natural long nails. They split, tear, crack, break… I tried everything from polishes to vitamins with little improvement. Then I heard about nail builder polish. I RAN to find one to try and got this set. The reviews were mixed so I watched a tutorial on how to apply to give myself the best chance of success. And… I LOVE LOVE LOVE this stuff! The bottle says for “professional use” so I was a little nervous but didn’t need to be. The builder is meant to be thick and shaped and that definitely takes skill and practice. But I don’t like thick nails annd don’t have the patience to learn the skill so I use it like regular polish and it still works perfectly to give my nails more thickness and strength. I prep my nails, apply the base coat, a thin layer of the builder and a second thicker layer of the builder and finish with the top coat. And my nails have grown and not broken or cracked at all in the month I have been using this product. Every 2 weeks I file down the top coat, clean up my cuticles and apply it again using the same steps. My nails are a bit thicker than my natural nails but not thick or bulky. They look like I have a clear polish on them, nice and shiny. I haven’t tried color polish on it yet but it would work just as well. This is a gel polish so you need the UV light to cure between coats. It is super easy if you apply it like polish. The builder is thick, unlike regular polish, so you don’t want to put on too much unless you turn you hand upside down so it doesn’t settle on the sides before you cure it. I usually do a few fingers at a time and get it under the UV quickly. It doesn’t take long to get the hang of it! Tip: Prepping your nails is key! I use an antiseptic nail cleaner and then a gel primer before the base coat. And push back and trim your cuticles each time before applying. I highly recommend watching a tutorial video on YouTube before using it. And don’t forget to do the edge of your nails! That is very important to keep it from lifting or chipping. Highly recommend this product!

Nice nail set. Works well and easy to use.

I’ve tried a lot of gel top coats, and GAOY’s version genuinely stands out. The no-wipe formula delivers a sleek, high-gloss finish that seals in color beautifully. After curing under UV light for just 60 seconds, my nails looked salon-perfect—and stayed that way for nearly four weeks with no chipping or dullness. What really impressed me was the low odor. If you’re sensitive to strong chemical smells, this is a game-changer. It’s also paraben-free and SGS certified, which adds peace of mind for anyone mindful of ingredients. Application is smooth and compatible with everything I’ve thrown at it—gel polish, poly gel, acrylics, even other brands. It’s a solid staple for DIY nail artists or anyone looking to stretch their manicure mileage. If you’re building your at-home nail kit, this top coat deserves a spot. Just make sure to apply thin layers and cure properly for best results.

This is amazing. In order for it to work well this is what you need to do. Be prepared for a long review. 1. Start by using a Cuticle remover (sally hansen) and remove your cuticles. You should also use a Cuticle remover tool. Then take any sort of nailed file and file down your nails to the desired shape and sand the base and top of your nail as well. This makes your nails porous so the polish actually has something to stick to. 2. Take an alcohol wipe or a nail dehydrater polish and apply that onto the entire nail. This takes all the unwanted oils out of your nail. 3. Apply a nail prep. You can buy a nail Dehydrator and nail prep kit if you need. It's like $5. 4. This company has a very good base gel, builder gel, and top coat kit. You need to buy this in order for the nails to last. Additionally, the most important on this list, is investing in a very good $40-$50 nail lamp. Don't use a cheap one. 5. From this kit you will use the base gel first. Apply a thin coat and put it under the lamp for 1 minute. 6. Apply the builder gel. Make sure it has good shape because this is what will give your nails the professional look. Put it on under the lamp for one minute. 7. Apply a coat of whatever color you want and put it under the lamp for 1 minute. Repeat 2 or 3 times. 8. Apply the top coat and put it under the lamp for 1 minute. 9. You're done! 10. (Removal) take a nail drill and drill away the nail polish. You don't need to drill away the builder gel. This list will cost you about 80 dollars to buy, which is what most nail salons charge. Invest in it now and you get to do your nails whenever you want!

Beautiful and so shinny , the builder gel is amazing chefs kiss

Good size and amount you get for the price. However the product seems to be more on the liquid side and the bottles also leak a lot if you store it on its side. I wouldn't recommend for beginners.