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They do advertise as shellac but you will receive a cheap Chinese gel nail polish instead , completely misleading and good luck yo you trying to return/ get a refund
July 17, 2022
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I bought a few gel polishes from their website and the all colours look nothing like the images on the website. I also had bought a nail primer, top and base coat and when checking the bottles they all had the same ingredients on the back so who knows what's actually in them, could be DANGEROUS materials in it. One of the bottles also immediately had the coloured lid pop off.
I reached out to the CS and they didn't address the ingredients issue and told me I'd have to return at my own cost.
May 26, 2021
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