I’ve always been a little skeptical about nail glue gels that don’t need to be cured with a nail lamp because I’m scared of catching contact dermatitis. At the same time, I remembered that I’ve used a super glue gel for my nails before and never had an issue. (I say super glue gel because it wasn’t that usual watery consistency — it was thicker and more gel-like.) So I decided to give this one a try.This nail glue honestly took me by surprise in a good way. I found that the best method was adding at least a drop onto my natural nail and then applying the majority of the glue onto the nail tip. Once you place the nail, you definitely want to press it down firmly for about 30 seconds to make sure it adheres properly. After doing that, my nails stayed on really strong.I didn’t get a chance to record myself applying the glue, but I did make sure to record the removal process. The nail gel glue remover worked great as well. You have to twist the white applicator part to open it, then apply the remover around your cuticles. I let it sit for at least 10 seconds or a little longer before using a cuticle pusher to gently remove the nails. Almost all of them came off easily on the first try except for one, and I just repeated the process until it loosened and came right off.Overall, I’m really happy with the results from both products. They worked well together and made the whole process pretty simple. I’ll definitely keep using them, especially when I’m applying press-ons or Gel-X style nails. Also for the price point, it’s currently 6.99 for both of these two together which I think is a great deal. You get a 15ml tube of semi solid nail glue gel and a 10ml tube of nail gel glue remover.