Intermediate Kit

There are 2 methods to remove the Paddie Polygel.

1. Slower but can be done at home

Simply put some olive oil in warm soapy water and soak your nails in there for 15-20 minutes.

Gently pull your polygel nails off and clean with rubbing alcohol wipes.

2. Quicker method

Easily remove the nails in just 5 minutes using our Polygel Remover Kit. See more details here ->.

We recommend that you use one, in order to achieve the best results, in the quickest time.

You can use any UV or LED lamp. (UV lamps emit a broader spectrum of wavelengths, while LED lamps produce a narrower, more targeted number of wavelengths.)

It is definitely recommended to complete nail prep and use base and top coat for a better nail protection, while looking gorgeous as on day 1.

In short, if you used base and top coat + you have done nail prep correctly, water will not damage/change the shape of your nails.

However, we recommend staying away from extra hot water and direct contact with your nails for extended periods of time.

PS: dish washing should be fine, unless you do it for 2+ hours a day.

Depends on the experience you have with polygel.

While it will be a steep learning curve, you can do them within 15-20 minutes after just a couple of tries.

Based on a study carried on over 1000 subjects, we figured you will be able to do your nails 2-3 times with 1 tube.

In our experience, beginners rarely get the perfect shape, without filing at least a little.

So, we recommend having a simple file around, when using polygel.

Depending on the nail prep you've done + assuming you used base & top coat, they will last 2-3 weeks.

While doing your nails, you might need to file your natural, for better abrasion.

However, other than that, the base coat will protect your nail from any damage.

Extra: The Paddie polygel has 0 harmful chemicals, so your natural nail will be good as new, when you take polygel off.