Ranking nails sets I’ve done (As a beginner)

Starting as a beginner in nail art, I found that patience and practice are key to improving each set. My early attempts were far from perfect, often resulting in thick layers and less-than-clean cuticles. For example, the 3/10 set had a blooming gel that didn’t spread well, which taught me the importance of controlling product thickness and curing times. One technique that really improved my skills was mastering chrome powder application. Initially, my chrome set was a bit messy, but over time, I learned that proper base coating and gently buffing the nail surface before applying the powder make a huge difference in the final smoothness and shine. Another breakthrough came with press-on nails. Creating a set for a friend gave me insight into shaping and sizing nails properly, which made the designs look cleaner and more professional. The 6/10 set was a great learning experience with this technique. I found that adding details like French tips and gold lining not only enhances the aesthetics but also sharpens precision skills. The sets rated 100/10 and higher highlight how much practice transforms polish application and design creativity. If you’re starting out, don’t be discouraged by early results. Focus on cleaning up cuticles before applying any product, keep gels thin to avoid thick layers, and experiment with different styles to find what suits you best. Over time, you’ll notice your nail art evolving from beginner attempts to stunning, compliment-worthy designs just like the ones I’m proud of now.