Dashing Diva Glaze Nail Strips - Caramel Glaze | Works with Any LED Nail Lamp | Long Lasting, Chip Resistant, Semicured Gel Nail Strips | Contains 34 Salon Quality Nail Wraps, 2 Prep Pad, 1 Nail File

This brand is my favorite for UV cure nails and this is the prettiest color I’ve ever seen. They’re velvet look so they shimmer in the light. They’re easy to apply and I can make them last up to three weeks because there are enough extra strips to replace the thumbs and pointers (those are always the ones that peel or crack first)They work better the shorter your nails are, I find they start to crack when my nails go too far past my fingertips. Removal is also easy. Removing old nails and replacing them with new strips can be done in about 15-20 minutes and no damage to your natural nail.

The media could not be loaded.  I'm a huge Dashing Diva fan! Bought my first set of gloss nail strips on clearance from a TJ Maxx and have been hooked ever since. If you follow their instructions, I've found they stay on 1-2 weeks. I had better results adding a clear coat on top of the gloss strips (the ones you don't cure). These glaze strips (the ones you do cure) help my real nails grow longer without breakage, which was the goal. They are so easy to apply and super fast! No dry time at all. I can do a whole set in 10 minutes without rushing and that's prepping my nails and everything. I love natural nails so was dorky excited they offer clear glaze but the clear ones start to look dirty under the nail tip after a few days so I don't use those. The colored ones are just fantastic! Easy to apply. Quick to cure. And best of all, they don't damage my real nail at all when I pull them off (and I do just peel them away without any chemicals). Tip: if you don't press down the edges well with the pusher (like they tell you to) your hair will get caught under them and eventually pull them up. Just fyi. I buy these all the time. Can typically get 2 sets out of one pack and can even squeeze in a pedicure if i want.. And I freaking LOVE the Sangria color! Soft mauvy pink. Mildly metallic. And slightly hombre. Will definitely buy again!

Great shine after 5 days, just wish there was more pink and less white on the ombré strips. It took a while to apply , trim, and harden them-had to do 3 rounds under the UV light to completely harden them. They turned out pretty well and have held up great so far-on day 5

I LOVE these semi cured nail strips! They’re glossy, the color (Pink Sangria) super beautiful, and very easy to apply.The nails remind me of a fruit strip in thickness and texture. The instructions are clearly written, they’re easy to get on and smooth down and really adhere well to the nail. They’re not overly thick and lay almost flat on the nail itself, so there are no ridges by the edge of the nail or cuticle. Instructions say 45 seconds under a UV light (I went a bit longer). When I filed the remainder of the strip off after fully curing, the strip didn’t lift from my nail (a problem I had with another brand.) I am extremely pleased with the result!

Very easy to apply & to remove. You do have to be sure the nail strips are cured & have been on for about an hour before getting them wet otherwise the have a tendency to pop off. You can glue them back on.

I found these difficult to use / apply, they wouldn't stay stuck to my nails, despite cleaning with acetone prior to application, so wondered if I needed base coat, tried it that way, still no go, nothing I did could get these to work, and they never really cured hard enough for me to feel confident with daily use, so I had them for like 3 days and took them off....

These went on easily, and they're wearing well so far. The color is shiny silver, though. The image shown looks iridescent, but it's not. No sparkles either. Looks more like chrome.

Find a YouTube video from anyone showing you how to apply these (or any type of semi cured gel strips) so you can get some tips and tricks. The hardest part was choosing the right size to get full coverage. I'll be more patient and take my time the next time I use these (already have a new color in my cart to try). I also purchased and recommend a rubber coated orange stick so it pushes the strip onto your nail without it hurting so much. I would also cut them down before use the light so you may be able to use the other 1/2 of the strip depending on how long your nails are- I keep mine short so was able to use some strips for 2 nails. After the lamp (60 seconds), I would file them to smooth them out. To get them off= soak in warm water that also has coconut or jojoba oil in it; the warm water helps loosen the base coat layer of the strip; you'll see that there was some base polish still attached when I used the orange stick to gently lift if off- you can file any excess or use a little bit of acetone. BUT you don't have to ruin your skin or nails by soaking these in acetone like normal gel polish. The last picture shows what they looked like after the soak, orange stick lift, and a tiny bit of acetone to get it completely off. The best my skin and nails have ever looked. ONE DOWN SIDE- yes, as your nail grows out, your hair can get stuck in the groove- I just filed it down a little bit to smooth it out. Definitely going to use again and would recommend.