Review on 💅 INFELING 4-in-1 Nail Glue for Acrylic Nails - Gel Glue with Curing (15ML) - Ideal for Press on Nails, Base Coat & Slip Solution by Gina Estevez

I was excited to see how well this stuff holds up and I'm impressed. With traditional glue, I have to wear gloves when washing dishes and sometimes even washing my hair. Warm water helps separate the fake nails from my natural nails which makes them fall off fairly quickly. With this glue or whatever, I've put my hands in the water as many times as I can to test it and not a single nail has fallen off. It's only been 4 days but with the amount of water I was in regular nail glue didn't work. I spent hours in the pool, hot tub, washing dishes with hotter water than usual, washing my hair without gloves. even if they all fall off tomorrow. This stuff was worth it, so I didn't have to worry about protecting my nails this time. I will definitely buy again. Nail glue is only for emergencies from now on! It's easy to use. What I like about it is that if you don't feel like the nail is straight you can adjust it before curing; You don't get stuck with it and you don't have to change the shape of the crooked nail. If you don't have a good lamp to hold the nail in place while it heals, try setting what you have to the side and working with it that way. Or buy a lamp that you can put your hand through from the side. In any case, after placing your nail in the lamp for about 5 seconds, it will begin to cure and you can release it to complete the curing process (about a minute). It's not sticky like glue, so you'll need to hold your nail in place for the first 5 seconds of curing. No need to press the nail hard before curing, just squeeze out the bubbles. Then quickly unload and you're ready to go! It's a nice, thick consistency, so a bit lasts a long time. And the bottle is big. So much more than small tubes of nail glue! It's actually more than big bottles of nail polish. I am very happy with this experiment as it changed a lot for me! I hope that applies to you too! UPDATE: It's been a week. still no elevator. I'm curious how long they last. I am really impressed. I'm so glad I decided to try this stuff. A week and a half. A nail on the little finger barely begins to rise above the cuticle. I have very small, deep set nails. So I'm not shocked by that. The rest hold on! When the nail starts to lift I usually remove it because I don't want water getting under it, but for this experiment I'll leave it on to see what happens. I'm a total fan! LAST UPDATE: I thought it was important to add this. So my last sentence went great. When I undressed them, I even had to struggle to undress some of them. I have a feeling they could last all month. But I decided to do another set with cheaper nails and that's another story. With a cheap set I lifted 4 fingers in about 2.5 days. I used super glue to secure them. On the 3rd day one fell off and after a while another one fell off. It just reminded me to use high quality super glue nails like I used to. So my advice to you, buy some good quality pads and use them with this glue and you will be happy!. Don't use cheap tips or super glue. That's all I have for you! I really hope this helps!