Young Nails Protein Bond - Non-Acidic Nail Primer, Enhanced Adhesion for Gel Polish & Acrylic, Nail Dehydrator, PH Bonder for Gel Nails, 0.25 oz

I started using this a few years ago and I will continue to order it! I don't have issues with lifting, unless the gel I put on top sucks, but even a lot of bad quality gel stays on with this. I don't experience lifting like I used to and I love how easy it is to apply. It is very liquid, so I did once knock it over and it spilled everywhere, and since it was small, I lost the whole bottle. So yeah, try not to knock it over lol

10/10 product! I’m actually upset at how well it works when I’m ready for a new set. Prep is key to longevity, and this has my sets lasting 2+ weeks! No strong smells, with easy application. Careful not to spill any though, it can be extremely sticky!

This bonder has made a huge difference in my home gel manicures. Before it, my polish was lifting and peeling off in a couple days. Now I can easily hit the 2 week mark per manicure. Its a very small bottle but a little goes a long way.

I’ve been doing my nails (both gel and acrylic) for years, and Young Nails Protein Bond Non-Acidic Nail Primer is hands down one of the best primers I’ve ever used. This product truly lives up to the hype. First of all, I love that it’s non-acidic. I have sensitive nails and used to experience burning or thinning with traditional acid primers. With Protein Bond, there’s no stinging, no discomfort, and no damage, which is a huge win. It’s gentle but incredibly effective. The application is super easy. The brush gives great control, and you only need a very thin layer. It dries almost instantly and leaves a slightly tacky finish that acts like double-sided tape for your nail enhancements. Whether I’m using gel polish, builder gel, dip, or acrylic, the adhesion is amazing. Since switching to this primer, I’ve noticed a huge reduction in lifting and chipping. My manicures now last 2–3 weeks with minimal wear, even with daily chores and typing. It especially performs well on problem nails that tend to lift at the cuticle or sidewalls.

This is amazing stuff! Helped my gel mani stay longer and not chip. Drys very quickly and easy to apply. The smell wasn’t to much either.

Pretty good for good price

The Young Nails Protein Bond is honestly a game changer. If you struggle with lifting, this is the product you’ve been missing. It goes on smoothly, dries fast, and creates an insane grip for acrylic, gel, and gel-x. Since I started using it, my sets last so much longer—no lifting at the cuticle, no peeling, nothing.

I love the young nails protein bond! Nails last over 2 weeks with no lifting! Only issue with this order is I paid for the 15ml bottle and they only sent me the 7.5 ml bottle!

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.

Very strong chemical smells that are not familiar. They changed the color completely and it isn't nearly as close to the old color. I'm pretty disappointed as the original color was more of a jelly formula and wasn't as grayish.

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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.

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