Clear Solid Builder Gel (1*60g)

It’s great! Filled to the top! Not sticky! But it does get sticky with the heat of your hand. Keep that in mind along with any other solid gel. Love the colors! Thick but thin enough for all types of 3D art! Clear and durable! Has a slight smell to it but not over bearing!

By far this is my favorite product...the consistency is very good, it's not sticky nor gooey...very manageable and easy to work with. Doesn't lose it's shape when waiting to be cured (of course you're not gonna let it sit for a long time). At first I was skeptical to keep it because when I opened it it had a little residue on the protective seal, but then I figured that it's because when it's being packaged it gets a little spill when being sealed. When I opened it, it did not give me a strong smell and wasn't sticky to the hands. For me it's worth to try it and good value for the money. I would totally repurchase when I run out of this product. 10/10

This was my first attempt at poly gel flowers and I found this product easy to sculpt. The gel consistency is good and the color is a soft shade of white. Within 60 seconds under the LED lamp, the gel sets hard, smooth and shiny. I added a thin layer of non-wipe topcoat but I don’t think I needed it. I highly recommend this product and will be purchasing other colors.

I actually like this builder gel overall. It shapes nicely and holds structure well once cured. The only downside is it’s super sticky. It sticks to gloves while working, so you definitely need alcohol or slip solution to keep it from grabbing onto everything. I use alcohol on my hands/tools and that helps a lot. If you’re patient and know how to work with sticky builder gel, it’s good for the price. Just be prepared for some tackiness during application.

Large jar even gives instructions how to do 3d art

Easy to figure out, is recommend that you use a bigger size mold than you sized for your finger to account for the builder gel when you put that on! Overall great product I really love it

Been using this for just over half a year now and it's time I wrote up my review. This is a fantastic product! I have used it with both dual forms and full cover nails using the lazy girl method for the latter. Pros: * Easy to use. * Can use fingers to apply in dual forms or full cover nails. * Easy to spread with a spatula or similar nail tool. * Does not stick to steel nail spatulas. * Does not stick to skin. * Once cured it is not sticky. * Very easy to get out any air bubbles when used with dual forms or full cover nails. * Wonderfully affordable. * Can be soaked off. Cons: * None that I can think of. Final thoughts and tips: * If you are going to apply gel polish or dip powder on top you will need to apply a base coat. * If using with dual forms or full cover nails for the lazy girl method then get some tip clips (not necessary, I just find it easier). Without tip clips either one stays on perfectly well for curing but I find that tghe clips prevent further air bubbles from forming once you initially remove them.. * When soaking off I put water in a bowl and heat it up as hot as I can stand it. To a baggie I add acetone, a little coconut oil and tos in a cotton ball or two. Place the baggie in the bowl and then your nails in the baggie making sure that you rub your nail against the cotton ball. This method is highly effective for removing not only builder gel but gel polishes and dip powder within minutes. It will also easily melt away any faux nails with ease.

Loved the small sculpting gels I got, so I got this big one. I haven't used it for anything nail related. I use it for sculpting ttrpg miniatures! It works great.

My first hard gel and it’s pretty easy to use!

This stuff is so much fun to work and create with. Cures well.

It's ok but gets very tacky. Unless you know how to use this I don't recommend for a newbie like me. And it's very strong in odour

Gave me contact dermatitis from not suing gloves, please use gloves and wash your hands right after use