Mini nail lamp. Thank me later. 😎

Base and top coat, gel nail polish (any color or material you like), and a lamp, that's all for you to start! But if you want to be more advanced, you need some nail file to shape or prepare your nail. Check out some videos from others would be a good idea.

nail prep - cuticle remover / cuticle pusher / nail file/ nail drill is also important if you want a best result /get nail tips in shape of choice (if you want to do some extensions) /Dehydrator / Primer Base coat / top coat /Gel colours/ LED/UV lamp /Alcohol / Acetone / cuticle oil / nail art brushes. I recommend you go watch lots of YouTube videos on how to do them

As a customer, I really like their gel nail polish. It's quite easy to apply. Even though I'm a beginner, there are hardly any brush marks left, and what's more, there are truly a great many colors available.

What Antika said is quite comprehensive. I would suggest some add-ons for you.
First, cuticle nippers. It can properly trim your cuticle. And I would recommend having a full set for your fingernail and toenail trimming. It is mainly because they mostly have different shapes, and a set of nippers can help you to nicely take care of different shapes of nails.

Second, cuticle oil. It can nicely moisturize your skin around the nails. Personally, taking care of your nails and skin around them is a fundamental step for our nail art.

Hope you can have a nice and happy nail art journey!

Hi and welcome!
I would suggest these tools to get started:
- Nail file & buffer
- Cuticle pusher
- Dehydrator & Primer
- Base & Top Coat (Fleurwee collection from MelodySusie has got a pack of both)
- A few gel colors
- Build Gel/ Hard Gel/ Acrylic
- UV/ LED Lamp (for gel products)
- Clean - up brush, wipes and acetone/ alcohol
- Nail art brushes and dotting tools for designs

Product tip: For colors, I recommend the Fleurwee Gel Collection by MelodySusie. It´s beginner friendly, free from harmingful ingredients and especially great for sensitive skin.