Young Nails Nail Protein Bond, 0.25 Fluid Ounce by Young Nails

i wish i could rate the actual product but it arrived with most of the liquid spilled out..i was really excited to try it out

Ik wil dit retourneren is nog steeds bij duane ik heb een mede werker Op de chat gesproken die zou in orde maken om geld terug te storten nog niks gezien op rekening

I’m on my second bottle of the YN Protein Bond and it has become a must-have in my nail routine. I use it specifically for my gel-x tips, and the difference in retention is night and day. My nails last so much longer without lifting, and everything feels more secure. The bottle may be small, but you don’t need a lot just a thin layer does the job. One bottle actually lasted me quite a while, considering how often I do my nails. It goes on smoothly, dries quickly, and doesn’t leave any residue. If you struggle with tips popping off or lifting, this product is definitely worth adding to your routine. I can’t see myself doing my nails without it anymore.

Total game changer for nail preparation and really helps with product retention. After prepping the cuticle area and nail plate, dehydrate and apply a thin layer of protein bond, working well into the nail plate. Its very easy to use and doesn't smell bad. Apply your chosen product as usual and bobs your uncle! Now my go to!! It may be a little expensive but its definitely worth it. Its lasts a long time even though its a small bottle and is very effective. Wouldn't buy any other brand now.

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I absolutely love this product! I've been using it for 2 years and there is a tremendous difference between when I use it and when I use other primers. I've used this in conjunction with Young Nails, Luminary and Ugly Duckling gel and acrylic, as well as DND gel polish and there is very little to no lifting when I use it. Using professional quality products with this primer is the trick. AND it lasts forever! Don't be deceived by the tinyness of the bottle, a little goes a loooong way with this product. If in doubt, check out their YouTube channel for information on how to use Protein Bond.