Ulta Gel Nails kit

Oct 4, 2011

Jo S.

I got it today and tried it out, and so far I'm liking it. I had to redo two nails (I put on too thick layers and they bulged so I removed them - it was easy with the cotton pad and the aluminum foil - and redid them.

I'm not nuts about the lamp because you really have to scrunch your fingers to get them all in there. I did the thumbs separately and it turned out a lot better.

I kept the bag, all the wrappings and the receipt in case I want to return something (the girl said I had 60 days with receipt), but I'm going to judge that based on wear. The ease of application and the look right now are very good and I'm happy.

Feel free to ask if you have any questions. :)

Oct 4, 2011

Korie S.

What is it called??

Oct 4, 2011

Jo S.

It's by a brand called Red Carpet. You have to buy the liquids (removal and anti-sticky) the base and top coat, and the color separately. Oh, and the lamp.

The best tutorial with these items that I've found is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWHuOXdcomU&NR=1 She has quick glimpses of the bottles (mostly mini-sized, so it's great as a trial run) and you can see what to look for. The lady at my Ulta said there's a lot of demand on the items and they're having trouble keeping it in stock, and I got lucky as they just restocked.

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