2x10ml Solid Nail Glue Gel, Clear Pink Nail Tips Glue Gel Acrylic Nails, Press on Solid Glue Gel, Nail Art Manicure Glue Gel, Need UV/LED Lamp Longer Cure

The media could not be loaded.  Applying the nails was quicker than doing the design. I dehydrated, applied primer, base coat to protect my nails. Using the nail tip I scooped pressed on removed excess spill out clamped then cured. Felt very secure on my nails. Tomorrow I’m spending the day out I will see how they hold up. This is soooooo much easier than using liquid UV glue. I don’t think I’ll ever go back to the liquid one ever again. No more crooked nail that u thought was straight. No more holding one finger at a time flash curing.I cured with the clamps on for 60 secs then checked for missed spill out. Which I was able to remove with little effort. Then cured again for 90secs. After I was able to do my designs. In the photo I used the pink transparent. No hard gel, even though I know if it was placed in shallow warm water with soften it. So wouldn’t have mattered. Planning on buying the other colors.

This stuff is really neat, because it allows you to apply the clear tips without them slipping and sliding all over the place, and trying to hold them in place while you flash-cure.HOWEVER, that is NOT worth the headache of removal. This is, by far, the WORST nail product I have ever bought over the years, because it was so awful to remove.I filed off the majority of the nail tip, soaked, scrapped off the the tip residue, and was left with perfectly shiny gel glue- that I had to file AGAIN, soak, again, and then it still wouldn't come off. I ended up having to peel the (filed down even more) glue off each nail, which is NOT healthy for your natural nails.I would never recommend this, but now I have 2 tubs of it and maybe, if I feel like the torture of removal at a later date, I may give it another go. If I can find a good way to remove, that doesn't feel like it may be pulling off my natural nail, I will come back and edit this.

Okay I’m on day two now of wear and this solid nail glue stuff is worth the hype!It was a little bit of a learning curve scooping it out of the little tub with the press on basic clear nail. I used one of my nail tools to so easily scrape away the excess, soo easy! Making sure there was no bubbles was so easy. My nails don’t hurt cause I did not have to press super hard, and I love that! Normally my nails would be sore a day or two after using the regular nail glue but not with this stuff!I intentionally purchased one of those little lights I could just scoop my finger under while holding the press on nail and it made it much easier. I would say 60 seconds under the lamp holds the glue in place but may pop off with applied pressure. 2x60 seconds you’d really have to pull to get it to come loose. I did 3x60 seconds and these babies ain’t going anywhere!During painting and stamping they held well even when I used acetone to fix a mistake they didn’t come loose.I have a great feeling these will last the two weeks (or longer) as I’ve read about.Additional context: in the two days it’s been holding my fake nails on, I’ve done dishes in hot water for an extended period of time. I’ve typed on my work laptop for over 16 hours, I’ve washed hair and sorted through heavy things grasping with my hands in a claw like fashion, not even a budge.As long as this stuff sticks around, I’m not going back to regular nail glue ever again!

I bought this product after watching countless videos on how to apply gel x nails. It presents itself as easy to use for gel x nails, but I've found that it doesn't keep the nails on for long. After a few days the nails pop off and the glue is still tacky. Thicker layers do not cure well. If you only need to keep the nails on for few days this will do the trick but if you're looking for them to stay on for 1-2 weeks, I wouldn't recommend this product.

it's okay, keeps hold for a week (I usually like to keep my nails on for a week so it's fine if my nails pop off by then) if you apply it "properly". it took me a while to figure out how to do it when I first applied applied versus now. I read over the directions on the Amazon page a few times and here's how to apply it.1. File the inside of the fake nail2. Swipe alcohol on the inside of the nail and the nail you're applying it to3. Apply base nail coat to your nail and to the fake nail dry them with a UV lamp (usually 3 minutes)4. Take nail and dip it into pot and scoop out an amount larger than a pea. (if you want to touch the glue wipe your finger down with alcohol to not effect the glue)5. Spread and flatter the glue on the fake nail with your finger or nail scrapper6. Take an extra amount of glue about the size of a pea attach it to the end of the nail7. Take another extra amount of glue the size of a pea and place in the middle of your nail (so that when it's being applied the curve of the fake nail doesn't lift)8. take the fake nail and apply with slight pressure from your cuticle to the end with no bubbles or gaps9. remove excess with fingers or cuticle pusher10. dry with uv lamp for longer than 5 minutes ( I usually go 7-10. this could be done per nail or if you do your whole hand. they usually stay still if you apply your other nails even with the other non-uv lamp dried on fake nails)one thing I wasn't a fan of if how quickly I finish one pot. once I figured it out I blasted through the little pot without even realizing it. I thought it was more deeper than it actually is.

It was very simple to use. I'm predominantly left handed. With that being said, the nails on my left hand would pop off within 24 to 48 hours. The other nails would make it maybe 4 days. I would use this if I was looking for short term use of nails. I did return mine because I was looking for something gentle but long lasting to help my nail beds. It is easy to remove once the nail is off so you can reaply the nail. I'm not sure how others are getting such long wear. They did make getting my refund easy and hassle free.

Fantastic product if you know how to use it and based on the other reviews, a lot of people don’t. The directions aren’t great but an internet is a very helpful place with lots of videos.I put my nail tip in the pot and scrape a little bit of into the bed of the tip and then press it to my prepped, dehydrated and primed nail. **Don’t touch this product with your bare hands!!!** Over exposure to gel products on your skin can cause allergies and contact dermatitis. If you get it on your skin clean it off with clean up brush and acetone.This product needs to be cured longer than a brush on adhesive, in my full sized lamp I cure for 300 seconds on the high power, low heat setting. You need a full sized lamp to properly cure this product (again plenty of videos on the internet will help you purchase a good lamp)The nails in my photo have been on for 3 weeks with no lifting and they are showing no signs of wanting to go anywhere, anytime soon.

The glue is not soft at all. It was in one big clump. I had to heat it and it hardens within minutes..just very difficult to use.

awesome thank you

The glue was super easy to use, I used them for stick on nails full coverage and it worked great2 weeks and they haven’t come off

They glue and stick very well as long as you stay out of water