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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you need to keep this going a long time, and don’t want to pay weekly for a salon, try Ohora semi cured gels. They are pretty easy to apply, look good (but opaque, so not “nude” even if it’s a pale pink) and last for a week or more. They’re gel so they cure with a UV lamp but since they’re stickers, they just pop off (get the remover oil and a pack of wooden sticks from Amazon). It’s much, much easier than removing gel polish. Also when they do fail they tend to just pop off completely so then it’s fast to either replace the one that came off or take them all off. I’ve not noticed any damage to my nails and they keep them from breaking.

I don’t like getting manicures regularly and polish never lasts more than a day or two on me, but I really like these stickers. [/quote]

I am interested in this. Reviews on Amazon seem all over the place, and I notice there is a type that works without UV lamp as well. Can you link to the ones you have had such good luck with?[/quote]

I’ve only tried the normal Ohora ones (n cream light I think is my favorite). It cures with a lamp, the lamp is free with your first order. Keys seem to be 1) prep your nails and fingers with alcohol wipes 2) don’t overlap your skin at all by the cuticle or on the side 
3) cure them longer than they say to, like 2 or 3 cycles of the lamp.

I also cut them close to size then cure them once before filing. [/quote]

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