@TrishMcConnell-z1m I don't really show me curing my nails. I do cure for 30 to 60 seconds. I wipe them with alcohol if they seem to be sticky. Make sure you're doing proper nail prep. Buffing the shine off the natural nail, using a dehydrater and Primer and applying a base coat. These sets are essential if you want your nails to last. Hope this helps
I used these for the first time last night and that happened with mine as well. It felt a lot softer than my normal clear modelones builder gel I’ve been using.
I believe that with the right nail prep, it could last a few weeks. For the sake of making nail content, I did not prep my nails properly for long-lasting wear. The product is amazing, though. I still use it for my nails.
I'm so sorry. Did you try using 91% alcohol to remove the sticky layer? I didn't have much trouble. I removed the sticky layer using regular 91% alcohol. Hope this helps
Oh no. Sorry to hear that. Try filing first, then soak in acetone. Continue to soak ,then gently scrape until you are just before your natural nail. Then you can safely file or buff away the rest. This is what I do. Remember to apply a good cuticle oil when you are done. Hope this helps.
You soak them off. Using acetone and cotton balls wrapped in aluminum foil. Let it set for 10 to 15 mins and the product should scrape off the nail. If not, repeat the process. You should also file the nail before applying the acetone. Hope this helps
Awesome video! I’ve been wondering about these thanks for sharing!!!
So happy to help. Thank you💚
Thank you for testing this. Will be picking these up from the site or Amazon
You're welcome. So happy you enjoyed my review.
I didnt see you cure your nails under the lamp. ? Mine peeled off. How long did yours last?
@TrishMcConnell-z1m I don't really show me curing my nails. I do cure for 30 to 60 seconds. I wipe them with alcohol if they seem to be sticky. Make sure you're doing proper nail prep. Buffing the shine off the natural nail, using a dehydrater and Primer and applying a base coat. These sets are essential if you want your nails to last. Hope this helps
Do you feel that there is a sticky layer and when you wipe it takes away some of the polish? Bc I struggle with that 😭
On gel polish, I have noticed that. I don't know why that is. But I don't think it's enough to mess up the polish. I think it just happens
I used these for the first time last night and that happened with mine as well. It felt a lot softer than my normal clear modelones builder gel I’ve been using.
The nail that you build with the nail form, is the nail strong? I’ve been wanting to do a gel overlay with nail forms.
Yes, it is. I added another layer of builder gel to the nail to strengthen it. It held up pretty well. Hope this helps. Thanks for the comment.
What an amazing test of the product
Thank you💚
@@nailsbykrys my pleasure
Great review, thank you for the upload.
@@BelindaS thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it💚
Hi dear, how long did it last the extension nail ? The one you built. Thanks
I believe that with the right nail prep, it could last a few weeks. For the sake of making nail content, I did not prep my nails properly for long-lasting wear. The product is amazing, though. I still use it for my nails.
Do I need to add a top coat? This is my first time trying this product and I thought I could just use this and uv light and it’s done 😅
Yes. Builder gel is sticky. So I wipe it off and apply a topcoat.
Do I have to use a base? When I use these they don’t dry
I always use a base to protect the natural nail. Are you curing in a LED/UV lamp for 30 to 60 seconds?
Hello! Why does it file so poorly? It's difficult to remove the sticky layer! I have number 001 and 002 15 ml.
I'm so sorry. Did you try using 91% alcohol to remove the sticky layer? I didn't have much trouble. I removed the sticky layer using regular 91% alcohol. Hope this helps
This isn’t curing. Are you supposed to wipe before applying top coat?
Yes. I do. There is usually a sticky layer after curing. I also recommend curing for a full 60 seconds. Hope this helps.
How do you remove it? I tried with acetone but it doesn’t really work and ended up damaging my natural nail quite badly 😢
Oh no. Sorry to hear that. Try filing first, then soak in acetone. Continue to soak ,then gently scrape until you are just before your natural nail. Then you can safely file or buff away the rest. This is what I do. Remember to apply a good cuticle oil when you are done. Hope this helps.
Dont you have to cure gel nails with a UV lamp?
UV or LED lamp yes
UV or LED yes
I used this last night and they just wouldn’t cure no matter what idk what else to do
You might need a stronger lamp. I use the 48-watt lamp. Try curing for 2 minutes. I didn't have any issues. I'm so sorry. I hope this helps.
It would be ideal to get a closer look at the nail process to be able to see the transformation
Thank you for the suggestion💚
Mine isn’t curing properly either. Did you ever figure it out?
@@KML2357 what exactly is happening?
How do you remove it ?
You soak them off. Using acetone and cotton balls wrapped in aluminum foil. Let it set for 10 to 15 mins and the product should scrape off the nail. If not, repeat the process. You should also file the nail before applying the acetone. Hope this helps
Why not do tips??
My preferred method is full covered tips, so I don't have many options for tips. The ones I do have, unfortunately, don't fit my nails comfortably.
New sub
Thank you so much💚💚