GAOY 2Pcs 16ml Gel Nail Glue for Acrylic Nails Tips, 2 in 1 Nail Glue and Base Coat, UV Light Cure

I had gotten myself the Apres Gel X Nail kit that came with their Extend gel, but my nails kept lifting and kept coming off. Decided to try this gel nail glue and total game changer. Even with hand washing dishes, these nails are lasting me about 10 days to 2 weeks! I went swimming with them and it didn't affect the nails at all. The only way to take the nails off was to do a good acetone soak, as recommended. Definitely worth the buy!

This is the best glue ever!!! I’ve had a set of nails on for 20 days now, they were my vacation nails so they lasted the ocean, the sand, washing dishes. I’m pretty rough on my nails and I tend to pick at the edges once they start to grow out and they aren’t even lifting yet. I’ve been doing my own nails for 4 years and this is by far the best glue I’ve used. The bottles are a good size and will for sure last a long time. The application is so easy, I definitely recommend.

Absolutely love this glue if your doing Gel x nails . Great quality and great price point definitely would recommend trying for your self . Great item

Perfect if you’re looking for:• A strong adhesive and base gel combo for Gel X, tips, or press-ons• Extended wear (2–5 weeks) with proper prep and curing• A budget-friendly gel glue with generous volumeUse caution if you:• Need reliable results in thick or layered designs—curing may be inconsistent• Have sensitive skin—patch testing is advised• Expect flawless curing with flash-cure lamps

Great purchase, full size bottles for a decent price of two! It'll last me for a long while. Nice and easy to apply, a lot runnier than some other nail glues I've used but just as sticky and lasts and holds very well.

Love it. Good packaging, just a little over filled in the first couple uses. Over all though it has great durability. My nails are on currently for 3 days with none falling off (with the use of YN protein bond)!

I had a reaction after using this stuff and instead of assuming I developed an allergy to gel in general, I patch tested (on skin) Gaoy UV gel glue, Born Pretty semi-solid UV gel glue, Aimeili HEMA-free builder gel and a Born Pretty gel color that doesn't claim to be HEMA-free. The only thing I reacted to is the Gaoy UV gel glue which produced a red welt after 12 hours. The ingredients aren't listed in the product description, but it does contain Isobornyl Acrylate which is a known skin irritant and not in the gel glue I didn't react to. It also has di-HEMA, HEMA, and other acrylates which is basically overexposure of fillers. An irritant can lead to an allergy developing, so I have discontinued using this product and it's going in the trash. I recommend patch testing and waiting at least 12 - 24 hours, don't use it if redness, itching and swelling occurs, use a basecoat as a barrier and cure for a full 60 seconds. Don't rely on flash curing with under powered UV/LED light. Allergies can develop after years of gel manicures and while it's not a product's fault if that happens, the ingredients SHOULD BE in the product description before purchase. 'Resin' isn't enough information at all. I'm patch testing everything I use going forward and hoping this was just irritation to a product made to be cheaper and not an allergy to acrylates beginning to emerge because of overexposure to an irritant.

Such a good nail glue. Makes my nails last for 2+ weeks when applied correctly. It comes with two and definitely worth the price. Only nail glue that I've gotten that actually stays.