FZANEST Rubber Base Gel For Nails Builder Nail Sheer Jelly Cream White Color Elastic Rubber Base Coat for Nail Strengthener Extension

I ordered this after seeing someone using it on a FB video. It looked very easy to use and was said to be better for your nails than acrylic. I stopped going to the salon about a year ago because they keep raising their prices for the same service that I've been getting for over 30 years. It's up to a ridiculous $55 before tip! Not to mention having to make an appointment then driving there. I loved my nail girl to pieces, been going to her for 10 years, but enough is enough! So with all that being said I have to say that I've finally found what's right for me. I tried the poly-gel in the tube/jar, didn't like it, I've also done my own acrylic but that smell is the worst and takes me hours. This brush on gel is so far the best. As you can see from my pics I've had these on for 13 days only having to fix one and that was because I put that particular nail on too thin. I'm VERY rough on my nails. I garden everyday, been picking weeds for the last 2 weeks and my hands are constantly in water. Either washing my hands or using the garden hose, I always have wet hands. My thumbs have a tip on them from the last time I did my nails with acrylic and they are on so good I didn't want to disturb them. I dremmled them then applied the brush on gel. They're on there soooo good! Today when I replaced my point finger I did use a tip because I ripped my own nail right off trying to take the gel off. Which brings me to the only negative- I couldn't get it off to save my life. I did try soaking it off with acetone, I may not have given it enough time, but it didn't want to come off. I'll work on that with the other 7 when I'm in need of a fill or replacement. I'll try to remember to update. Also, I couldn't believe I picked the color on the first try. This is my favorite nail color (looks exactly like OPI bubble bath!) so I don't need a polish just a top coat. I bought a sparkly top coat and it's perfect for me. There's a learning curve but nothing like learning to apply acrylic. So happy with this product and it's SO INEXPENSIVE!

This rubber base is everything! I have been using it for close to 2 months now and I am very happy with results. I used 1 thin layer at first but then have done a proper manicure to see how long it will last. First picture is on a day 2 (used natural nude pink, which is so on trend if you want to do the lipgloss manicure) and second on day 32 (here I added a layer of gel polish - creme de la femme by Gelish). I did fills at 2 and 4 weeks. There is no lifting if you prep your nails properly (clean nail bed, dehydrate and apply gel base - I use modelones). It does not self level as good as modelones builder gel I have used before, but I will take it given the benefit of growing long nails! It is easy to buff and shape. Colors...I have purchased set of 3 mini pinks and 3 mini nudes that is no longer offered. The pinks are very pink! and all 3 looked similar to the pictured one, except one had added shimmer. Nudes are all beautiful! Also purchased milky white (looks just like pictured) and natural (that one I did not love it looked like light pastel orange next to my skin tone). Please note, this is not a nail conditioner! It helps to grow nails by protecting them, giving them flexibility and strength. If you pick on your nails and peel it off it will cause damage as any UV/ LED gel!

Great color and thickness, easy to use.

for background, I have done my nails myself for as long as I can remember, got acrylics a couple times at a chop shop and ruined my nails. I finally got them to grow back out but I just need them to be stronger and healthier so I'm trying builder gel now. pros: (1) milky white is the perfect shade for anyone who wants a white nail but doesn't want them to be in your face white. (2) definitely does its job as biab - relatively self leveling so even if it goes on a tad streaky it will smooth out a bit. (3) easy to clean up mistakes. (4) cures with a tacky layer so the top coat will stick. (5) directions are easy to follow cons: (1) suuuuuper goopy and thick so it will take some getting used to for beginners as far as application goes. (2) milky white, while the perfect shade, does need to be applied evenly to get a uniform look. (3) mine took a little shaping after application and curing just bc some areas ended up curing thicker even after thin brush adjustment. but it's not too hard to fix with a regular file/buffer. tip: make sure you prep your nails properly before applying for better retention. and the two week update everyone has been waiting for!! the second picture is two weeks of growth, you can see it has chipped in some places and (not pictured) two of them came off completely on my other hand, which is probably due to a combination of me using/washing my hands all the time for work and lazy prep work. The third picture is after taking it off. I will say you NEED to be patient when soaking them off (I wasn't on my pinky finger and thats why the top layer of nail is messed up a little). I used pure acetone for my soak off but I will be trying a brush-on remover next time. I do use a cuticle/nail oil every day (the one by bliss kiss is so nice) so that won't affect your retention as long as you prep correctly. I wouldn't recommend doing a fill with the milky colors unless you don't mind seeing where you filled or unless you put color/designs on top of it. Hope all of this helps! :)

I loved this builder gel. It has a perfect texture, doesn't run, and is easy to mold. Plus, it cures quickly under the lamp and leaves a very shiny and durable finish. Ideal for both beginners and more experienced users. 100% recommended!

I bought the milky white rubber base, so this review is specifically on that. I have short nails that are very weak. After finding out that rubber bases were better than builder gel for short, weak nails I decided to give this one a shot since it’s on the affordable side. Application: I used the Mia Secret XtremeBond primer and let that dry a bit. I applied a thin base layer of this rubber base and cured for 2 minutes. I then went in and applied a thicker layer and cured it for 2 minutes once I had the shape I wanted. After wiping the sticky layer off the top with alcohol the surface stayed fairly shiny. My thoughts: the only other rubber base gel I’ve tried is the OXXI Professional rubber base, so that’s what I’ll compare this to. This rubber base has a pretty color, but is definitely more flexible than the OXXI rubber base. I know you want some flex in a rubber base but I worry too much flexing could result in breakage. I will be sticking to the OXXI rubber base which has a little more stability while still remaining flexible. Overall, this rubber base seems fine for beginners but maybe not the best if you’re rough on your nails like me.

This isn’t my first time trying a rubber base coat. I had one that I used for a while, but my gel color always chipped when I used it. I think application is key with this stuff, but this brand is also easier to work with. It’s VERY thick. I find the brush it comes with to be tricky, so I use a smaller nail art brush. I put a thin layer on each nail first, then (without curing) add a “bead” of it to the center near my cuticle line. I work it up, going back and forth horizontally across my nail to even it out. I work up to the tip, then use a thin art liner brush to clean up around the edges. Once all 5 nails on the hand are done, I turn my hand upside down for 5-15 seconds to let it self-level and create a nice “curve” to my nail. I know that has a name, lol… I forget it. Then cure for 60 seconds and add a gel color on top with a no-wipe top coat. Some people like to work one nail at a time and flash cure, but I prefer one hand at a time. I also use it on my toes and can get my color to stay put for SO LONG. My nails are finally growing out underneath and feel stronger. 💪🏼 TIP: if you’re a beginner with rubber base coats, make sure to watch some YouTube’s or TikTok’s on it! Just search “rubber base coat” for tips & tricks!

I got the milky pink color, it is a good pinky/nude. This picture is of just the builder gel with a clear coat on top. Builder gel is thick and doesn’t move too quickly which I find is easier to manipulate to get everything perfect before curing. My nails last at least 3 weeks before I redo them. I’m only giving 4 stars because I don’t love the bottle. The neck is very tight considering how thick the product is. It’s hard to get the brush in and out without fraying it or making a mess. This also makes it difficult to wipe the brush on the sides to remove excess product then scoop the product out into a bead on the brush. Overall, I love how my nails look and how much money I’m saving doing them myself.