UNA GELLA Solid Nail Glue Gel 15ml Lamp Curing Needed Solid Soak Off U V/LED Lamp Required Super Strong Glue for Fake Acrylic Soft Gel Nail Tips Press On Nails Art Extension

The UNA Gella solid adhesive gel for nails works really well and is very easy to use. It holds press-on nails firmly and lasts a long time without lifting. The texture is smooth, and it applies evenly without making a mess. I like that it gives a strong bond but is still easy to remove when needed without damaging my natural nails. It’s a great alternative to liquid glue and perfect for at-home nail applications. Overall, excellent quality and very reliable.”

I’ve had my nails on now for 14 days with minimal lifting on one finger, most likely user error. I’m impressed with it as nothing usually lasts for me more than 3 days (due to nail shape, health etc.) it has a slight smell but not intense at all like some glues, you do have to cure it a while depending on the lamp you’re using and has an elastic like feel that is actually beneficial and prevents nails from popping off/cracking/breaking. Would recommend!

The glue is easy to use and it hold really well my nails last longer than with any other glue.

I have tried this brand and the Makartt brand. This same review can be found on the Makarrt product page. They are the exact same product. First I should say, this nail glue works really well but only if you prep your nails correctly. Make sure you clean up any cuticle off of your nail plate and be sure to dehydrate your nail. Use a primer on your natural nail and then the glue in the tube to adhere your nail tips. Now for things to know about this glue. 1. All of these thick glues that come in a tube have a rather strong chemical smell which eventually goes away. 2. This glue, while it adheres the nail tip well, it does not dry hard but rather more like rubber. 3. The nails will last a while with proper prep. However, removal is a challenge. I use full cover nail tips and to remove them , I use the soak off method. While the gel tips melted off, the glue itself does not seem to respond at all with 100% acetone. 4. To remove the glue, I have had to use my e-file with a mandrill and medium sanding band. The glue kind of pills up and it makes your e-file skip a bit while it’s being removed. It takes effort and quite a bit of care to remove the glue. You have to be careful not to file down your natural nail plate and to not file your live skin around the cuticle while using the sanding band. That said, the glue works quite well, prevents bubbling and is easy to use. I gave it 4 stars because it does exactly what it says but it is definitely not a soak off

This lasted a long time, 10/10. But it was kinda difficult getting it off. I mean, it did do as advertised. Once it was cured, its texture was a bit squishy, like how one imagines jelly tabs to be, but it was hard. Its sort of hard to describe, but it looks squishy, but isn't really. Its kind of like hardened jelly tabs, if you understand. How I found out: my mom has downward growing nails, so when she put nails on using the glue, she did have to put quite a bit towards the end. Oh, a good thing to get this off, that worked for my mother, was using a nail glue remover from this brand. Its one of those that said wouldn't remove UV glue, but my mom bough it without looking at the fine print, and it worked well. The builder gel she had on her nails remained fully intact and wasn't damaged at all during the removal.

I’ve been using this primarily for press-on nails and for attaching clear tips before acrylic, and I’m honestly shocked at how well it holds. I’m still pretty new to acrylics, so the acrylic has popped off a couple times (user error, not blaming the glue), but the tips themselves stayed put better than the acrylic did. The real test: I put a press-on on my thumbnail six weeks ago, no acrylic on top, and it’s still solid. I’ve hit it with my Dremel more times than I can count, washed dishes, washed the dog, carved wood, sewn, crafted, — you name it. My nail has grown about 1/8" since then and the glue is still holding. At this point I’m just leaving it on out of curiosity to see how long it lasts. I applied another set for the holidays a week or so ago (minus the tester thumb) and they are still holding strong, no bubbles appearing. It does cure with a UV light, and the dry time is a little slower than traditional nail glue, so you do have to hold the nail steady under the lamp. That said, the cured texture is slightly flexible instead of rock-hard, and I think that’s the secret sauce. There’s just enough give that bumps and pressure don’t immediately cause pop-offs. No weird smell, no failures, and when a nail does come off (I haven't tried soaking them yet just peeled off the tips I know I know, shame on me), my natural nail isn’t wrecked beyond the normal prep damage. I’ve tried a lot of nail glues and methods over the years, and this is the first one that comes anywhere close to salon-level longevity. I do my own nails because I enjoy it, and spending two hours on a set just to have them pop off the next day is soul-crushing — this glue fixed that. I’ll be buying this forever.

got this after hearing rave reviews on UV glue compared to regular and i have to say im NEVER going back. i did my nails with this glue the morning of march 3rd and its now the 13th without one press on even lifting up at all. with regular super type nail glue, every nail would’ve popped off already for me. this stuff is like welding a nail on its that strong. it was smaller than expected but you just need a teeny tiny bead of it so this will last forever. just squeeze a tiny bit into the back of the nail or tip and push on at an angle, then cure, super simple. if your nail is a bit small it will lift so work quick or press down while curing. if any comes out the sides of the nail just use a qtip with acetone to clean it up before curing. i’ve done several rounds of dishes, shifts at work, showers, and cooking without a single nail popping off. highly recommend and will absolutely purchase again! (press ons pictured are beetle brand here on amazon, also VERY highly recommend)

Super strong. I work at a warehouse so my hands get ABUSED and they can last a full 40hr week. And id imagine if it can last that long trough a physical job it could last maybe a month for the ppl who dont work physical jobs. It could lift a little from the cuticles but it’s still so strong that they’ll stay unlike most glues I’ve used. Usually if it starts lifting you got one bump left and that nail is popping off. ⚠️you’re going to need a remover⚠️ I used the one in the purple dropper bottle (can’t say names or my review won’t get posted but you’ll find it on here) It’s not runny. It did take me a little bit to figure out how to control the overflow but figured it out on my second set. It leaves a sticky residue if you try to wipe it off your finger but I just clean that off with alcohol

THIS REVIEW IS FOR BOTH THE GLUE AND THE SHORT ALMOND TIPS GEL GLUE 5/5 ⭐Easy application, easy removal, long wear. I was used to adhering my full covering tips with dip base liquid, as I am a dip powder gal. However, my nails are super flat and I have a lot of issues with air bubbles, and the longevity wasn't that nice. I was not interested in builder gel or regular nail glue to adhere my tips, and I came across this little beauty. The Una Gella "Innovative solid-state glue" is a miracle lol I did my prep as usual, but I added some primer since this is a gel. Then, a thin layer of my base gel, cured that for 60 seconds. After that, I put a small bead of the Una Gella gel glue on the tips and applied them at a 45 degree angle, and flash cured them in a small UV lamp. After all 5 nails were done, I put my entire hand in my UV lamp and cured for the full minute. 2 weeks later and they are still perfect, no lifting AT ALL, see picture 1 (don't mind the horrendous cuticles lol) I was shook at how easy the application was, without any air pockets. The hardest thing to do is really just gauge how much glue to put on the tips. I just now finished soaking them off. SOAK OFF : The gel glue and the tips both were soaked off in pure acetone with the rice method. It took me maybe 25 minutes for both hands. It was harder to remove than only dip base liquid, but not hard enough to remove that I don't want to use it again. My nails are super healthy and looks great after soak off, see picture 2. Overall, this is now my preferred method to adhere full coverage tips TIPS 3,5/5⭐ Still a bit too long, great overall, definitely not flat I used the UNA GELLA Short Fake Nails Tips Almond Shape 504PCS and they were super easy to apply with the gel glue. However, and this is just personal preference, but they are still way too long for my short nailbeds. I previously was using the AILLSA Nail Tips - 450 PCS Short Almond and the Una Gella are longer I believe. I'll need to try the XS ones. Also, they are not FLAT, they have quite a c-curve to them, so that was disappointing since I have really flat nail beds.

If you want nails to stay on for 4 weeks straight with no pop offs, this is the glue. Unbelievable strength. I’ve worn press ons for a year now, thought I’d give gel UV cured glue a try. Wow!!! The only problem is removal. Cemented on, quite literally!! I’m needed to soak in acetone and oil for 25 minutes before they even started to budge.

I was pleasantly surprised. I've just recently started doing my owns nails and after a tonne of research for best tips for longevity, a semi-solid glue was recommended. It was very easy to use l, even for an absolute beginner and kept tlmy nails in forn2 weeks. I am sure it would have lasted longer but by the time I go to apply it on my other hand, I got lazy and wanted to job done quick so I rushed the process. This glue is incredibly easy to work with and if you take the time to adjust, there are no bubbles which ensures adherence properly. Hands down, this will be my go to glue for my Press-ons. It cures well too even with my inexpensive little lamp so I imagine it would be stronger with a larger nail lamp and cure faster.

I bought this glue to replace one that I had originally bought and had run out of. I have mixed emotions, on one hand it glues well but only lasts about a week but on the other hand, personally, I get bored of my nails pretty quick and like to change it up allowing for good removal with not so much damage. So it really depends on what you are looking for. The applicator though is amazing! Its very straight forward and helps with how much you should apply. Overall though, I would give it a try.

At first, it felt pretty solid, but my faux nails ended up popping off by the end of the day, despite following all the instructions to the tee. However, it is still better than regular nail glue.