Gelish Brush On Structure Gel – Self-Leveling, Building and Strengthening Nails, Ideal for Sculpting, Enhancing Gel Manicures, and Achieving a Durable, Long-Lasting Finish (Cover Pink)

Nice to add strength to my thin nails. Lasts over a week. Love the color with 1 or 2 coats.

Excellent quality, easy to work with, the color is Gorgeous

The attached picture is one coat of cover pink after having it one for one week. It is not quite as shiny as when it's freshly applied but better than other products. It's is an extremely durable product. I did get one tiny chip on one nail a couple of days ago so I needed to file that nail down a touch, then filed the rest down to match. I think if I did a better job of applying oil to my fingertips regularly, the shine would be more pronounced. I still the the shine is pretty impressive considering the fact that as an RN, I wash my,hands and use hand sanitizer dozens of times each day. Other than the small chip I got, which was on the free edge of the nail, I've had no other product breakdown. Zero lifting around the perimeters of my nails. One last thing to mention is that this picture was my second time using the product. The first time I did not use the Gelish Pro-bond. I do strongly suggest using that product, it definitely has made a difference.

Im not lying this structure gel its amazing No lifting Great for natural nails Its my 3 bottle

So far, I love this, but can see what people were talking about regarding peeling. I did my nails a few days ago and noticed right away that a few were peeling. I think the nails that were peeling were too thick, and allowed to pool on the sides next to the skin instead of getting a clean edge staying on the nail. I’ve redone the ones that had peeling and now just a day or so in they seem fine. My natural nails are very strong and generally healthy, but I’ve started getting vertical ridges (age thing 😕) that split down the center if I’m not careful, so I’ve started doing a thin layer of gel before I polish my nails. It’s been working wonders, but I just do a very thin coat to cover the ridges and protect my nail from splitting vertically. If you do thicker gel, be careful using this, it is quite thick to start with, and make sure you get a clean edge on the nail so that the gel doesn’t bleed onto the skin at all. I love the look of just the pink gel, and how great is it to not have the extra step of base coat/color/topcoat!? I wanted to paint mine red this time but plan to do just the pink next. Will update if there’s an issue or more peeling.

Since quarantine I started doing my nails at home and bought a gelish kit here on amazon. It included a bonding solution, a base and top coat. After some use, I noticed my nails were thinning and the gel polish kit was not enough to keep them from breaking. I searched for a builder gel that would mimic the natural tone of my nails and this is it. The other pinkish shade is not great (too purple for me). This one is spot on and my nails feel sturdy. The gel is very thick, but levels itself out nicely. I usually do a base coat, two coats of builder gel and a top coat and my nails last 2 + weeks. It's awesome. It also looks very nice under a white milky gel polish too. I've been using it for more than a year and its one of my best investments when it comes to nails. I love it.

Easy to use pictures are of one coat. Nice sheer pink very subtle. Product goes on thick like a base coat. Easy to apply. Happy with purchase.

I use this on my hands and feet, absolutely love! I am not a professional, but here’s how I use it because I seen some reviews here about it peeling. 1. I cut cuticles and file all my nail beds with an e-drill, please use a fine grit as it’ll be your natural nails. 2. Then I use nail dehydrator. 3. Then I use acid-less primer. (Other primers don’t seem to work well for some reason when I’ve tried, but acid-less seems to do the trick!) 4. Then I’ll apply a thin slip layer of builder gel to each nail bed (do not cure this layer) 5. Then I apply a larger amount of gel to the nail & cure for 60 seconds. Again, I’m not a professional but here’s how they turned out for me on my natural nails beds! Hope this helps the girlies :)

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Structure gel is a great product and as a nail technician I use this now on most of my clients. Its a great base, then with some buffing and evening out I then put a colour gel over top. They last 3 weeks and then I simply infill using the structure gel again on the regrowth.

Two coats of Cover pink Gelish Structure gel on the left, plain clear structure gel on the right. Very subtle and super nice especially if you prefer thinner white tips like I do but couldn't achieve with just clear structure gel as my natural white tips would grow out. This is perfect!

Me encantó 💕, realmente cubre y protege mis uñas. El color que buscaba. Natural, elegante y brilló por 15 días. Sólo apliqué 2 capas.

I have been using Gelish products for a while now (pro-bond, foundation and top coat) with IBD and Gellen soak off builders, but finally used this cover pink in a bottle to do a fill. After prepping for a fill and cleansing, I applied this after my pro bond and a thin coat of foundation. One coat and NO finish filing or buffing required. It settled into a beautiful smooth finish which I simply topcoated. I would recommend flash curing every few nails for 10-15 seconds, however. Builders in a bottle have a faster viscosity than hard gels, so they can move on you. This is my new favorite and I'm really excited to see how well it holds up. Most of all, this is the color I've been seeking- a gorgeous semi-opaque dusty rose pink. PERFECT!!