Soild Nail Glue Gel, Soild Nail Glue for False Nail Tips and Acrylic Nails, Solid Gel Glue for Press On Nails Strong Adhesion Solid Gel Nail Art DIY, Need UV Light Cured 15g*2

Is solid gel now glue is hands down awesome. I have struggled in the past with doing my own nails with doing it with super glue or doing it with regular gel glue. The issue I had with gel glue is getting all the bubbles out every single time trying to hold my finger underneath the lamp and keep the nail straight and then with super glue it seemed like you always had glue all over your hands or you stuck your fingers 🤣 so I decided to purchase this solid nail gel glue and it is a game changer it is so much easier to use however I will say you need to keep the gel warm the only struggle I had with it is I sat near where my AC blows at and it cool down the gel really quickly and it was no longer pliable and it didn't like to hold the nail down until I cured it under the UV lamp as long as you keep it at its formable kind of gooey state it works like magic to the point where I had one nail that I messed up on and popped off because I let the gel be too hard and too cold decided to wait the next day and reattach the nail that already had gel nail polish on it I have seen some reviews say that they can't do that this was not the case for me I had two coats of color plus one coat of top coat and I still was able to reattach the nail with the glue I just had to cure it a little bit longer. All you really need to do is pay attention as well as how long you cure your nail I did the recommended 120 seconds as it can vary dending on how much glue you use a little bit goes a really long way. I will definitely be purchasing again and highly recommend this product!

Works great, hold really good but it stinks, lol.

I have a solid gold fingernail, originally bought in the '80s, that I wanted to start wearing again. I got this Magic Armor solid nail glue gel because I thought it would be easier to use (and easier to remove) than the "nail cement" of old.There are no instructions with the kit, which comes with two pots of nail glue, a stainless steel "pusher" and a small emery board. I had to refer back to the seller's page to find out how to use the nail glue gel. It says to "use steel pusher to make mung boan size gel at one time." I'm assuming that means to scoop out a mung bean-sized amount of gel onto the pusher, then put that onto the nail. That's what I did, anyway.I found the glue gel to be very stringy and messy. That might be due to user error, but the instructions made it look like the glue would scoop out in a little ball, and it does not. You are not supposed to touch the glue with your fingers because that will make the glue less sticky, and I did not touch it with anything except the steel "pusher," but the glue didn't work for me. I am guessing it is most likely because I was trying to get the glue to hold a gold fingernail, which is heavier than an acrylic nail. The glue gel only held for about 30 minutes before my gold fingernail came off.Also note that the glue gel requires curing with a UV lamp. Maybe the UV light couldn't cure the glue through the gold nail? So anyway, the glue gel didn't work for my purposes, but that is not why I am deducting a star. The star deduction is because the glue is stringy/messy.

Horrible. It did not get hard under the UV light. It just stayed the same consistency as before.

I got this nail glue & it’s similar to a nail putty. I just grab a little ball of it & place it on the nail, push the nail down to spread it evenly, clean the excess around the edges & cure. The only issue I’ve noticed is that sometimes it takes a little longer to cure. But the durability after the adhesion is great. It’s super sturdy & last a good while.