The video taps into a common debate within the nail community about the differences and similarities between gel and regular polish, using a relatable "myth-busting" format that encourages viewer engagement through comments.
Summary
The creator claims they do not use gel nail polish, but viewers in the comments point out that their nails appear to be gel. The creator responds by showing a clear bottle of nail polish, implying it's not gel, and then argues that regular polish can achieve similar effects to gel polish.
Structure
1Creator claims not to use gel polish.
2Viewers comment that the creator's nails look like gel.
3Creator shows a clear bottle of polish.
4Creator argues that regular polish can achieve gel-like effects.
5Viewers insist that cat eye and glass effects are only possible with gel.
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me: i don't use gel
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Original caption
gel doesn't come in clear bottles💛 #indienailpolish #gelxnails
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Transcript
You clearly have gel but okay
None of that is regular polish. All of those were gel polish. KATSEYE is gel polish.
CLEAR gel coat.... its not "regular"
Cat eye is only gel. Not gonna get the same effect with regular polish
The glass effect is only possible with cat eye gels, the closest thing in traditional polish
U must use uv