MIZHSE Solid Builder Gel Clear 3D Nail Gel, Non-Stick Hand Sculpting Gels for 3D Nail Art Carving Building Modeling,Nail Extension,Soak Off UV/LED Nail Art Salon Home DIY 15g

After trying alllll the nail glues, I honestly found the last one I’ll ever need!!! I’ll compare a couple other products. My application method is at the end if you’re curious (and you should be, lol). I like Beetles liquid nail glue, but I stopped using it. With PERFECT application, the Beetles brush-on glue can last weeks, but I rarely manage to get more than a couple nails per set (on myself) done like that. You have to hold the nail PERFECTLY in place to flash cure, but liquid glue is just SO MESSY. At least for me, it’s impossible to get a perfectly straight nail with no bubbles or cuticle pooling. I’m no nail tech, but I have been doing my own nails for years. I STILL get gluey fingerprints all over the nail, my fingers STUCK to the nail I’m trying to apply, and I have to do a whole lot of filing around the edges and underneath to clean it all up. Instead, I’ve been using the polygel Lazy Girl Method, because at least the nail will *mostly STAY IN PLACE while I apply and cure it. However, polygel is STILL a HELLA STICKY MESS. I don’t like gooey fingers and nasty brushes to clean up. Honestly, I’m so DONE with doing my nails by the end, I usually just throw the brushes away. I’ve tried using builder gel, hard gel, liquid glue, and polygel to apply full cover nails and tips, but… Dude, I struggle. Enter this non-sticky MAGIC. Before it’s cured, it feels kinda like a soft rubber. No brushes or tools are required- maybe just a cuticle pusher or something to dig out a lil dollop, but you can honestly just pinch a bit out with your fingers. I prep my nails and do all the things - don’t skip filing, cleaning, dehydrating, priming, and base coat. I find the matte “no filing required” nail tips last longest, but still, TRUST, you need a cured base coat on their underside PLUS on top of your own nail if you want them to last weeks. You only need the teeeeeeensiest tiny amounts per nail. These jars will probably last years. I get a bitty ball and smoosh it under the new nail, getting a super thin layer to the edges and everywhere my natural nail will touch. You have ALLL the time in the world to play with it until it’s perfect, since it only hardens when you cure it with light. Place the nail like you would with any other glue, back end first, making sure the cuticle is cleared. It’s SO QUICK to apply and crazy easy to fix if you use too much or to little. Either pull off the extra with a cuticle pusher, or just pop it off and try again- but with no mess or consequences. It took me like 4 nails to get it down perfectly. It’s also really easy to use forms if you don’t like the Lazy Girl Method. I have Girl Pink and Clear. The pink looks natural and is opaque, not like a jelly color. The clear does cloud up a bit after you’ve mashed a dollop around a lot, but I LOVE THEM and will get the new sparkly colors, too. I seriously can’t imagine using anything else now. PS this is not endorsed or anything, just trying to help out.

Non-Sticky Sculpture Gel, very good quality and fast delivery

Product stayed soft and did not adhere.

I tried so many polygels and acrylics until I came across this builder gel. I got a few different colors and also other brands as well. This particular brand it's absolutely lovely and my nails come out so beautiful and soft and feminine rather than bulky as with other gels. I had builder gels from other brand and if keps outside with a lot of air it will get hard. This gel however it's Soo easy to mold and apply and it's non sticky and it doesn't dry when open with a lot of air. It's my favorite so far ❤️❤️

(unpaid review) I use Mizshe faithfully for my nails. I absolutely love this hard gel! It’s easy to sculpt, stays in place, doesn't require slip solution, and gives my nails a flawless, professional look from home. It can be used to build the nail, sculpt charms and decals, and it also keeps charms and rhinestones on FOREVER 😍 A great tip: warm it slightly with a blow dryer before applying—it makes the gel even easier to work with. Highly recommend!