120pcs dual nail forms

This kit is amazing for doing nails at home. The gel is easy to work with and creates strong, long-lasting extensions. The instructions are clear and the results look professional. Perfect for beginners or anyone wanting salon-quality nails at home.

These worked WAY better than the flimsy forms that came with my polygel kit. They're stiffer and much better shaped to my nails, and they didn't cause the gel to ooze out around my cuticles, even when I used a plastic clip to hold it in place while I shaped the free edge. Photos show side-by-side comparison of a nail I did about a week ago with the kit forms (left/top) and the nail I did today with the Modelones forms (right/bottom), then photos of the kit form and these forms side by side. Both nails have had light filing/drilling to shape the edges.

I like that these have a slight curve to them as opposed to other dual forms I’ve tried, which are either poker-straight or much too curved. Mu thumb, index, and middle finger are on the flatter side, and these forms had a bit too strong of a C-curve to fit my nails comfortably. They’re still usable, I just had to go a size up and file the sidewalls down. I have pretty small nails, and my right and left thumb nails were a size 1 and 2, respectively. These forms do appear to run small, which appears to be a common issue with nail forms and press-ons. I found the removal to be quite difficult at times, but I think that depends on the curing time and the length of the gel extensions. Just make sure to cure for 60-90 seconds before trying to remove these if you’re doing longer nails. I had to make my extensions thicker than necessary so that the removal process wouldn’t cause the gel extension to split along the apex. that said, this was my first time doing polygel extensions, so this could absolutely just be due to user error.

I am not a professional nail tech, however I do have nearly two decades of experience using gel on my own nails to maintain a gel overlay. These Modelones gel nail forms are great! The 11 different sizes are a good variety, and the thumb 0/1 sizes fit my nails. These forms will aid me in checking my regular rebalance to maintain a proper shape. I have used the ASP acrylic forms successfully and they are nice, but I don't care for the higher c-curve on those, nor the bump those forms have at the cuticle. I bought these Modelones gel forms because they have a more natural c-curve and no bump at the cuticle. They look like they will do exactly what I bought them for. The plastic is sturdy and I appreciate the length guides, though I won't need those because I keep my nails at 1/4" past my finger tip, the maximum allowed at my work. However, on rare occasions I will do a set of gel extensions on a friend or family member for a special event, and the length guides will be helpful in doing that.

Great if you know how to do the poly gel. Love it has marks so nails are all even. Very strong.

Good product, good size and high quality.

I personally don't like the look of the super curved nails; it's just not my cup of tea. The duals give a straighter shape with a slight curve that is more flattering in my opinion. There is just enough apex to give the nails a natural look (no need to file down if polygel is properly applied). The nails are just under 2 inches max length (I eyeballed and didn't measure it). While polygel use has a learning curve, these dual forms made even my first polygel set beautiful. Removing them after curing is a little tricky, but that's to be expected. I love that there is no residue left on the forms after curing and removal. Note that you can reuse the same dual forms over and over. Some of them I had to hand file because of the shape of my cuticles, which was fairly easy to do as the plastic was firm yet soft enough. Make sure to pick the right size form - it should be just slightly bigger than your actual nail, covering both sidewalls. The picture at the end is my second set. Not bad results for the second application, right? I definitely recommend these😁🩷

This is a comparison of these dual forms vs the ModelOnes dual forms that come with their polyel starter kit. So, the ModelOnes polygel starter kit comes with dual forms already, but they're more curved (both length-wise and across) than these ones here. These ones work better if you have flatter, less curved nails. I have a mixture of both, so I use some of these on some nails, and some of the dual forms that come with the kit on the rest. You gotta kinda mix-and-match. Another reason I like these ones better (than the ones that come in the kit) is that they have line markers for both straight and curved tips, and by that I mean that if you're planning on doing coffin nails, the forms from the starter kit are fine, but if you want to do round nails, you'll want to use these ones here. Also, the dual forms that come in the starter kit just come in a little plastic bag all jumbled together, instead of in a case. Super annoying. These ones here come in their own case and are separated by size. That's a definite plus. The trick to getting them off easily is to let the nails cool for a few seconds when you take them out of the lamp, then the forms will pop of easily. If you don't wait, you're gonna have to wrestle with them a bit, but waiting makes it MUCH easier to take them off. If you're having trouble with the forms, you can find dozens of tutorials on YouTube that will help you troubleshoot, or just google something like "common polygel mistakes" or "beginner polygel tips". All in all, these are really nice dual forms and they work great, and I don't regret spending the money on them at all. I HIGHLY recommend them!