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I love this glue! It works amazing for my soft gel nails. The nails stay strong and in place for more than 2 weeks. I used other glues before, but they didn’t last. This one is different – no lifting, no bubbles, and no damage to my natural nails. The bottle is easy to use, and a little bit goes a long way. If you do your own nails at home like me, this glue is a must-have! I totally recommend it.

Soft and moldable. The extra short is much longer than one would expect, (per photo) as many others stated, so I took that into consideration when choosing length, and the extra short gave me the longer length I wanted. The sizes fit my nails well and are easy to work with. Happy with the purchase.Value for money:GoodQuality:Good

I used to have long coffin tips which I would have to cut down, but noticed when I did so that it would flatten the C-curve of the nail and make them lose their coffin shape and become a little more square. But these are the PERFECT length for someone who is used longer nails but not ~super~ long (and if you aren't, this length is very easy to adjust to. i wipe just fine ;) ) so I no longer have to compromise shape to get the length that is most comfortable for my lifestyle. These also come pre-buffed so they attach really well to the natural nail, and they remove the quickest out of any apres dupe i've tried (soak in acetone for 10 minutes, scrape, soak for another 5-10 minutes, scrape, and it's usually all gone. any left is thin enough that it can be buffed/filed off). I've been using tips for over a year now and with trial and error have found the best way to keep my nails on for 4+ weeks with little to no lifting:Before doing anything, size your nails to see which size tips you will need for each one. if you write down the size that each of your nails needs the first time you use them, it's unlikely your nail beds will change in size and you won't have to spend 10+ minutes sizing your nails each time you sit down to do these.1. proper nail prep- push back/remove cuticles (any cuticle remover will work, sally hansen is a popular one), buff, nail dehydrater (there are lots of these on the market, i honestly just wipe some acetone on my nails and it seems to work? im not a licensed tech though lol), nail primer2.cure glue on natural nails- i use the beetles nail glue for these, and i do NOT use base gel. most glue bottles will say a base is 'optional' but it saves so much time to not use it and i honestly found my nails were staying on better once i stopped using base. apply a relatively thin layer so that it can cure properly under a lamp.3. prep the tips (this can also be done before steps 1 or 2)- buff or file the base of the tip to fit your nail bed. i have a skinny, rounded cuticle area and most tips come with a rounded square base, so i shape them to better fit my nail beds.4. prime the tips- yes, i use primer on the tips (but only the part that will go on my nail). a little goes a long way, and i shake the tip vigorously for ~5 seconds so the primer dries before adding glue5. apply glue to tip- do NOT be shy with the glue (within reason). I used to not put enough glue on in the name of avoiding excess glue pooling out under the tip, and then they would lift within days. it's MUCH better to avoid air bubbles and have slightly unattractive pools of cured glue under your nail than to end up with air bubbles that will cause lifting6. invest in a small LED or UV flash cure lamp so you can cure the tips one at a time. after curing glue on each of my nails, i can turn on the flash cure lamp, apply glue to one tip at a time and hold the tip down on my nail under the light for about ~10 seconds. this will NOT completely cure it, but itll secure the tip to the nail well enough that you can complete the application process before completely curing under your regular lamp. if there is any glue that pools out of the sides of the tip, the flash cure lamp also cures the gel but it stays soft, so its easy to lift off with a cuticle pusher or clip off with a cuticle clipper (i find that the latter actually works really well)7. buff the tip- this will help the polish stay on. you do not need to put base gel on the tips! oil does not accumulate on a plastic tip the way it does on a natural nail, so base gel is not necessary

very sturdy and has a great shape to it, plus you don’t need to file before applying, my only complaint is the nail lengths are weird, like the smaller nails are way to long, and the bigger nails are to short.

This nail glue is one of the best ones I’ve tried!! It last for over four weeks!! It is easy to manage and it does not lift your nails!

The glue is very strong, yes. However, beware that it can cause chemical burns on the skin. My daughter used the glue and accidentally got some on her finger. Within seconds, her finger was burning and she had a big blister. Also, as other customers noted, it has a very strong smell.

I only bought this because I was on a tight budget and running low on nail glue. It was cheap, it looked decent, and I just needed something to hold me over. But let me tell you: this little bottle turned out to be one of the worst purchases I’ve ever made. And I’m not being dramatic.First off—it arrived already opened. Like, seriously?? The cap was loose, glue was all over the bottle and inside the packaging, and when I checked how much was left? Almost nothing. I’d say maybe 2% of the glue was still usable. I paid for a full bottle and got a half-dried-out crusty mess. So off the bat, I was already frustrated.Then came the glue itself. The smell is awful. Like cheap chemicals mixed with burnt plastic. It was so strong I had to open a window and take breaks just to finish. The fumes were intense—and not in a “salon professional” kind of way. In a “this-can’t-be-safe” kind of way.And then it almost glued my practice hand shut. I am not even kidding. I barely touched the glue to one nail and the fingers locked up. I had to yank them apart before I ruined my whole setup. This stuff dries insanely fast—in like, literal seconds—and not in a good way. There’s no time to adjust or fix anything. One wrong move and you’re stuck, literally. It’s panic-inducing.It also destroyed my desk. One tiny drop hit the surface, and now there’s a hardened pink blob that refuses to come off. I tried acetone, oil, scraping—you name it. All I did was damage the finish even more. So now I’m stuck with a busted desk and no glue.On top of all that, the bottle design is trash. The glue oozes unpredictably, the cap glues itself shut after one use, and the mess it makes? Out of pocket. This product is NOT worth even the low price it sells for. I thought I was saving money, but I ended up wasting it—and now I gotta replace my glue, maybe my desk, and a whole lot of my patience.Seriously—skip this. Just spend a few extra dollars on a brand that actually works. I learned the hard way.

Great nails. A lot of size options to choose from. Easy to remove and sturdy. Had no issue with breakage even when the nail polish chipped completely off and left the nail exposed for a day or two. Perfect size if you like functional but longer nails (for a longer nail bed). Has a nice natural bult-in apex.