Star Nail Starlite UV Gel Clear .5 oz

I will continue to buy it. How I do my nails.

This works well for hobby work on hard plastics. It is resistant to acetone and many other solvents, similar to plexiglass. It is great for repairing and modifying plastic parts. So, it's not just for nails, it has many other uses. It can get quite hot if cured with a full strength UV lamp, so it is known by some nail techs as "fire gel". It is best to start the curing exposure at 1/4 to 1/2 light intensity, or keep the light at a distance for the first 30 seconds before going to full power; 2 minutes total exposure for full cure.

product arrived in 3 days but something i noticed is the top doesnt screw on flat it's tilted so if it falls over its going to spill. will update when i actually use it.... so i've used this and i do not like it. it burns even when you use the thinnest coat. maybe i got a defective one idk. i had to use a different gel as a base then use this on top of it but even then i had one nail actually start to bubble up! i wish i had a picture to put on here.it works but you have to be careful. i put my finger in my lamp for 10 seconds and take it out then do that again then finally 2 minute cure it.*update* it takes some working with but i now like this product. still be very careful with it the heat can be intense if applied wrong.

Starlite gel is seriously the best. I cannot wait to get some of the thick builder gel in this brand. It is top notch.

the gel and equal water burns too much and very thin

I am a professional nail tech and this is by far a great gel to work with.

love it!

To thin