Morovan Acrylic Nail Kit: Professional Starter Set with Everything for Beginners

Muy bueno , tiene muchas cosas excelentes para quienes quieran iniciar a poner uñas

This is a great beginners kit I highly suggested for those that want to start off.

I got tired of having to spend so much money on getting my nails done, so I decided how hard could this really be to do myself? As I found out, pretty hard. This kit come with instructions on how to use the drill... which is amazing. It even explains what every attachment is meant to be used for. Again, convenient. The UV light is VERY small so you'll have to use it a couple of times to get your polish dried correctly so thats my only complaint, but otherwise for a starter kit. This is it.

Wanted to try the dip polish and this kit gave a great variety of colors. Makes a great gift. Had everything you need to do many sets of nails.

I will start with the CONS of this nail polish. it drys slow. that is all.pros. this is an amazing kit and easy. the nail polish does not come off. i wash dishes and dishes. lol this stuff is good. I am going to look at more colors of this polish. I have never seen anything like it. i have been wearing my nails for about a week now. did not want to right a review till i had a chance to test it. make sure you have time to let it dry it takes a while but its worth it.

The media could not be loaded. Didn't come with nail or side nail clippers or cuticle cutter clippers. Didn't come with a bigger brush or a nail buffer or the dehydrator so it doesn't come with everything you need. I need to learn how to do the touch-up like the pros do but not much in the manual. The monomer up is tiny but you need another cup if you want to mix the white and pink powders, otherwise you just dip into the white or pink powder containers. The paper that lists all the items shows a round rhinestone container but this doesn't come with it, just a long plastic container. In the picture i took of the product list, i pointed to it. The pictures look like there's a lot more round powder and glitter containers that what double stacked in the tiny boxes as well as showing 2 long rhinestone containers but my kit only came with one. The brush don't work so good and no matter how wet or dry or medium that I make the brush with the monomer before sticking it in the powder, I cannot get 1 bead right to save my life. I tried many times wasting much of my monomer and powder. I thought it came with 3 powder colors, pink, opaque white and clear but it looks like I got 2 white and 1 pink. The opaque white looks weird to me. I think this powder/ monomer/ brush kit might not be of good quality because yes it takes long to totally dry but it gets too thick too quick and doesn't spread good. The one time it spread, it may have been too runny and didn't keep the right shape. This is way harder that I thought. I was tired of paying so much in the nail shops and some girls would be lazy, not do a good job or what I ask and still I overpay so I wanted to do it myself to see if I could perfect this craft since I don't have money to throw away every few weeks to look nice but even if I could figure this out without wasting the while kit, I still don't think this is pro enough to look really nice like the salons. Quality doesn't seem to be there whether im a beginner or not. You get a lot for the price but maybe I should have bought less stuff at a higher price to get the better professional type stuff. I want my nails to be easier to do and look real good for less like I went & had them done! I didn't need the dremmel since I had my own but I figure a backup that fits inside the kit won't hurt. The monomer does smell strong just like the nail places. I bought some extra pieces that I need to practice more on my aunt. 2 of her mails popped off when I tried to trim the flimsy nail tips even though I used more than 1 glue dab. The pros I go to only use 1 day but I used 2 or even made a line of glue then held them on tight more than 10 seconds. I ordered different/better nail tips, a thinner file & nail clippers. I'm determined to figure this out. I even bought more monomer and different colored powders. I did notice I needed a hand rest for my aunt when I was practicing on her but definitely need a buffer for making the nails smooth at the end since the Dremel or file would not do the job. I'm excited to try the glitters, rhinestones and stickers once I can perfect the nails. Just wish the instructions were more detailed but that'd what YouTube is for these days. I watches a video that will eventually help me to get better at this so I can actually finish a set of nails all the way through instead of giving up. For about $50, I wish I could have at least done my aunt's nails nice and compelted them but the beads just wouldn't spread good, smoothe, even or stick right. They would either harden too quick but still be sticky a long time or it was a little too runny, not keeping shape right so i could dab it around. Not sure if it was the brush, the monomer. The powder or user error. This was my first attempt that took 2 hours and didn't go well at all. The dremel and nail dryer look pretty "inexpensive" but this is a large set of stuff for "beginners" so you can't complain much. My aunt wanted me to get the good nail tip clippers like the pros use before we give this another try and after I practice more. Actually not sure if you should file or dremmel both your nail and the fake tip for the tip and monomer/powder to stick better. Not sure if this comes with good glue. I did forget to use the primer and didn't have the dehydrator. A video I watched said to keep the brush pretty dry but I found with this stuff, I needed it a bit wetter to even spread and not just stick there and harden where I couldn't spread it. I guess the stuff is all made differently or at least pro stuff is nowhere near like beginner stuff. As an FYI, if this 43 year old can't do it, then I doubt a teenager can but I remember doing my stepsister nails when I was 14 and I thought it came out pretty good back then. Maybe they used to sell different stuff back then. Maybe you have to have a license now to get the good stuff.

This is a pretty good kit for its price! A great starter setup for beginners. The drill works really well, but the UV light is a little weak. I had to use it several times for the gel polish to cure, but that's a minor inconvenience considering what I paid. The polish is a little chunky but decent enough. Definitely going to buy different polish when I do my next fill, but I'm otherwise very happy with my purchase.

So, I've been trying to use this product for weeks now, but I wasn't able to. I reached out to the company, and their response time and answers weren't cutting it for me. I said..."I bought your Morovan Acrylic Nail kit from Amazon a couple of weeks ago. When it came to figuring out how to use it, the instructions were a bit confusing, so I used you Youtube which helped a little bit. But when it came to actually use the nail kit, that's where the problems started. The nail drill didn't "drill." It had difficulty shaving down my nails. With the dip powder and solution, the solution was so hard that it wasn't able to shape on my nail. And those are to list a few. I tried to return it through amazon, but they said that it was non-refundable and that I should contact the manufacturer. So I got your email from the box and was wondering what you could do about it.I sent another email about 3 weeks ago and have only received one response now. You stated your customer service was 24 hours and it's been 3 weeks now. "I'm still to this moment waiting for a response to my questions and emails. The product was a complete waste of money. If you want to get your nails done, don't spend $50 on this one. It's simply not worth the price. When you try to get help, it's even worse. They pretty much ghost you.