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Aug 18, 2013
Sylvia T.
Has anyone had these?
Aug 19, 2013
Dani B.
Never heard of them... I'm guessing you need the blue light... I started using vinylux and am completely in love... They wear like gels but no light... 2 coats of vinylux color and then vinylux top coat... Only prob is I can only find it online.
Aug 19, 2013
Leslie S.
I have. It is a colored powder that is applied in layers. It is not like polish. To change the color it must be removed and reapplied. They are strong and wear well. The only reason I stopped was because I like a variety of wild colors and they don't have all that I wanted. If you like the color choices, I would try them. I do not believe there is a home application.