Gel Polish Nail Art Kit

Is The Gel Polish Nail Art Kit Right For You?

This is for you if you want the designs people actually book — marbling, ombre, painted flowers — worked in gel polish so they last the full three weeks rather than chipping off a design you spent twenty minutes on.

It is built around the Gel Polish Nail Art Course, and unusually for an art kit it includes the gel polish system underneath as well: base, ten colours, top coat, matte top coat and the LED lamp to cure all of it.

So it is two kits in one. If you already have a gel polish setup you are happy with and only want the art tools, the Nail Art Kit is the smaller order.

Why One Kit Instead Of A Polish Order And An Art Order

Gel polish nail art falls down at the join between the two. An art paint that will not sit on cured gel, a design cured under the wrong lamp, a top coat that drags the detail sideways as you flood it — all of it comes from mixing systems.

Everything here cures together. The colours you draw with are the same gel polishes you base with, so there is no compatibility to work out and nothing to wipe between layers that should not be wiped.

The brushes are the ones the designs need rather than a general set: a fine liner for detail, an angled brush for one-stroke petals, an ombre brush for blends and a dotting tool. The palette is there because gel polish has to come out of the bottle before you work with it.

What The Gel Polish Nail Art Kit Lets You Practise

The full item list is below. What it adds up to is this:

• The gel polish base — nail prep, gel base coat, gel top coat and a matte top coat, cured in the LED lamp supplied.
• Ten colours — white, black, red, pink, light pink, purple, blue, orange and a sparkle, which is a working palette rather than a sampler.
• Drawing and blending — a fine liner brush for detail, an angled brush for one-stroke work, an ombre brush for gradients, a dotting tool and a palette to work from.
• Prep and shaping — a 240 file, a white block, sanitising spray and acetone.
• Swatching — a colour wheel, so you learn how each shade cures before it goes on a client.

Gel Polish Nail Art Kit FAQs

Do I have to buy the kit to take the course?

No. Kits are optional and are not part of the course fee. Nothing in the Gel Polish Nail Art Course is tied to a brand, so a gel system you already use is fine.

Does it include a lamp?

Yes. An LED lamp that cures the base, the ten colours and both top coats.

Do I need a separate gel polish kit as well?

No. This kit includes the whole gel polish system, which is what makes it bigger than a plain art kit. If you already own one, the Nail Art Kit covers the art tools on their own.

How does it compare with the Nail Art Kit?

The Nail Art Kit is pens, gems, foils and air-dry paints that go over a finish you already have. This one is gel polish designs painted and cured in gel, which is the longer-lasting version and the one most salons sell.

Do I need to be able to draw?

No. The course builds from dots and single strokes upwards. Gel polish helps here, because it does not dry while you are deciding — the design stays workable until you cure it.

How much does delivery cost and how long does it take?

Delivery is free to mainland UK. Kits are dispatched within seven days and usually within three. If you are ordering from outside mainland UK, message us on WhatsApp and we will price the shipping for you.

Can I spread the cost?

Yes. Pay in 3 interest-free instalments with Klarna, PayPal or Clearpay at the checkout.

Will the products run out?

The polishes, prep and acetone are consumables and get used up with practice. The lamp, brushes, dotting tool, palette, file and colour wheel stay with you.