Semi Cured Gel Nail Strips (N Basic Nails no.11) - Nude, Solid, Works with Any UV/LED Lamps, Salon-Quality, Long Lasting, Easy to Apply & Remove - Includes 2 Prep Pads, Nail File & Wooden Stick

UPDATE: The last pics on the review are N Green Tea. This is a stunning set! It comes with 4 different patterns that all work together, and it is so beautiful. This might be my favorite set yet! As expected, they went on easily and adhered perfectly to create strong and beautiful nails. I absolutely love this set. It's subtle but stunning! I chose the N Glow Blush color, which is a light, semi-sheer pink with the center of the nail being a little bit more pink, followed by subtle silver sparkles that start at about the mid-nail and become more dense up to the tip. These nail strips are so pretty and subtle, but they make my nails look special. The little bit of sparkle is just enough, and they are so pretty when they catch the light. I originally chose them because I've only just started using gel nail strips, so I wanted to stay subtle with my color choices while I learn to perfect the application of the strips. But I've had them on for a few days now, and I find myself looking at them often, and I love them. This is only my third time using them as each set lasts a full two weeks before I start to feel like my nails are getting too long for comfort and change them out for new ones. they don't chip, come off, or break. They are amazing. Honestly, I am completely blown away by the ease of applying these and the professional-looking results. To remove these, I used a few drops of the Ohara remover, and I timed it last week. It took me 4 minutes total to remove the last set, and my nails underneath have never looked healthier. It took me a total of 1 hour and 8 minutes to remove the old set, cut and file my nails, push back the cuticles, put on the new strips, and cure them. So I'm not super quick yet, but I love that there is no smell, and my husband commented on this as well because I did it while we were having coffee in the morning. I found that I was quite a bit quicker doing my second hand, so I think that over time, I can get the entire process to around 40 minutes. That's my goal anyway! I love being able to do this at home with such stunning results. My nails look better with these strips than when I was going to the salon. And the value for two sets is unbelievable! Truly, I love these strips. I am not a 'girly girl' either. I work from home, I rarely wear makeup, and for the next two weeks, I will be laying new floors and baseboards with help from my dad and brother. I love that these strips make my nails so much stronger. They are not constantly peeling, breaking, and chipping. For that alone, I will continue to use them. But my nails looking crazy cute and professionally manicured is a really nice bonus! Highly recommended! UPDATE: I just tried the P Tanning Bear for toenails for the first time. I normally get pedicures at a nail salon with traditional polish, so I was nervous to try doing this myself, but it was really easy. The gel strips stuck securely, and it took me about 45 minutes total to do. A user error- it was a nice day and I decided to do my nails outside. These really do get hard in UV light, even without a lamp! As I was finishing my second foot, I noticed that they were getting hard to push into place. Then I remembered - sunlight!!! Doh! I did get them done in time, but I'm pretty sure that the rest of the set is toast. My fault! I did not even bother to use the UV light. I just sat outside for about 10 more minutes, and they are hard as can be. I've had them on for a few days now, and they are comfortable and cute, and they are staying put. I have had them on for 9 days now, and they still look like I just did them. I was a bit worried because they were curing naturally since I put them on outside, so I thought the last few nails might now last, but they are doing great and I love the way they look!

I’ve been using Ohora for a couple of months now. Definitely has a learning curve, but now that I’ve figured that out, and I’ve noticed some improvements with this particular set, I am thrilled! Here’s what is improved on this particular Valentine set: I must have huge nail beds or something because my last few sets weren’t quite large enough to cover my thumb nails entirely, even with the stretching into place. It was mostly noticeable to me, so I dealt with it. This set has noticeably larger pieces to choose from and my entire thumb nail was covered perfectly. I also dealt with chipping and ripping a lot sooner on the other sets but this felt just a wee bit better. The pic attached shows my nails on Day 13. I did have a few chips this week and replaced three of the nails, but overall, still looking awesome! Now, I do have a job that is part-desk, part-labor. I have to be careful when doing the labor part or they do undergo a lot more wear and tear. When I’m doing the desk job mostly, my nails are fine. Some other things I’ve learned: use a top coat and do NOT use theirs. It just didn’t withstand use. Their primer also actually made the nails come off more easily, and not in a good way. I was losing them too soon. When I didn’t use their primer and put the sticker directly onto my buffed nail, the stickers stayed on much better. DO use their Pro Easy Peel Remover. Let it sit for two minutes before using a tool to help remove the sticker and use it again if it doesn’t come off all the way. This definitely helped reduce the damage to my nails. You’ll also definitely want to manicure your nail beds and remove extra cuticles, pushing them back and creating a nice clean surface for the sticker to go onto. Also invest in a nail brush and 100% acetone. This was one of the best tricks I discovered: use the brush to run along the edge of the sticker where it meets your cuticle. You’ll have to do it a little bit and it will smudge up the sticker a little, but it makes for a very beautiful slope down to the cuticle so it looks like it’s been painted AND helps prevent your hair getting stuck in them. Once you put the topcoat on after smudging the ends of the sticker, you won’t see the smudging in the slightest. The topcoat fills that up perfectly. You MUST use the topcoat afterwards to seal it all down and again, do NOT use theirs. I use a professional one. I only hope that the new sets I order from here on out have these improvements because I wouldn’t give the sets I’ve used before the same rating. LOVE these and they were adorable for Valentine’s.

Honestly these are great for what they are. They will last but they won’t sit very flat for more than a couple of days. You also cannot leave them medium/long length as I notice they’ll lose their harden or break off. Honestly great for a last minute event and application really is quite easy. Would buy again if I’m in a pinch and need a quick mani! Also bonus points- these do not ruin your nails at all.

Ohora is by far the best semi-cured brand that I’ve tried. It has just the right amount of stretchiness and the edges are tapered. I used a peel-off base and the Ohora top coat with the strips. I get salon quality nails with fraction of the cost. These nails last me 2-3 weeks as long as I spend the time to prep my nails properly. The key is to make sure I push my cuticles back to prevent lifting. The hardest part of this is fo decide which set I want to put on.

I loved these and got sooooo many compliments. Application was easy, just make sure they fit/you cut them correctly to your own nail, or they won't stay on. I will definitely be buying them again!

These nail strips aren’t my favorite compared to some of the other brands I’ve tried, but they definitely get the job done. The color is pretty, and they apply fairly easily. I did notice they weren’t quite as durable or as easy to shape as other brands I prefer, but for the price they’re still a decent option if you’re looking for a quick at-home manicure.

When I first started these a few months ago, they would stay on for a few days then a few would pop off. I had to learn how to apply them best and now I can get them to stay on for about 2 weeks. Nail prep is KEY- make sure you’re using the alcohol pad before applying anything. I like to wash my hands then wait for them to completely dry. I used nail polish remover and then the alcohol pad. The dryer your nails the better they will hold. You probably could use a dehydrator but I just haven’t bought it yet. Make sure you use a strip that fits your nail best- should go almost all the way to the edge of the nail but not over because that’ll make it lift easier. I’ve cut some then filed them if need in a bind but the closer to your actual nail the better. Don’t cure them for too long! If they are super hard they will pop off with hard contact. I usually cure it for 30-60 seconds depending on the color / hardness of the strip. I’ve noticed some colors are harder or more mailable than others. I always test it after 30 seconds— I want it to be hard but still able to bend a little with my nail (helps to keep them on longer- I think this is the concept of builder gel) File any hard edges after you cured it. Make it as close to your natural nail as possible. Lastly, add a top coat of gel polish and cure as directed from the bottle. This has changed the game for me! They’re shiny and look they I just got them done and the top coat provides an extra protective cover for the color strip itself. Make sure to add it around the front of your nail too. The top coat also prevents early lifting. When doing different styles and if my nails are long (way longer than this picture— i went a month without using these and lost allll the length I had cleaning my classroom *heart breaks*) I’ll even add a TINY bead of base gel to the nail showing by the cuticle after applying the sticker. I’ll cure that then add the top coat— that part is still a work in progress but it definitely helped when my nails were growing out to keep that part attached and prevented lifting. I’ve done so many colors and love them. I get compliments all the time asking where I got my nails done and I shock as I say I did them at home! Like I said, definitely trial and error and they take me forever because i do each one so meticulously but it saves me so much money, it’s relaxing and I like the way they look. I recommend if you have the time and entertainment to keep trying.

Theyre good but mine only lasted 6 days before my hair started getting caught on them and pulled after that starts they have to come off for me because that means theyre lifting. Ive washed dishes, went to the gym and dont many things I had a few that chipped off because of how they were hit. I dont think theyre worth the price but luckily I had got them on sale for 16-17 dollars id say dont do it but if you catch them on sale get them. I also have nails that curve downward after years of being a sewing and hitting them on my machine. They dont completely cure or harden but they help strengthen your natural nail if yoy have issues with thing flimsy nails.

es muy finita y esto es bueno, pero aun así me parece caro. hay otras opciones mas baratas con muy buena calidad

I have tried many different semi-cured nails, which I find are the best option for me. There are only a few brands that I keep going back to, and this is one of them. These went on well, cured well and lasted well. Few lifts and few repairs, if any. One set lasted into two weeks and there are more left in the set. I have bought a number of colours in Ohora's strips, and I will buy more in the future.

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These were really easy to apply and I am pleased with how they look. Next time I will take a bit more time selecting the correct size sticker for each nail, as I didn’t get it quite right every time. The test will now be to see how long they last!