CurvLife 10g Semi Solid Nail Glue for Press Ons with 15ml Nail Glue Remover

If this glue can survive me, it'll survive anybody, and I do not say that lightly. I have used other glues and they lasted maybe two days tops. I've mowed my yard, done manual labor, smashed my fingers, washed my hands repeatedly, and generally abused these nails for three days straight. They're still hanging on like they signed a lease. Zero lifting, zero popping off. This is officially my go-to nail glue from now on. Will edit to see how long it lasted, but for now it is fantastic! Edit: They lasted a days before it gave up!

ETA: On 12/13/25 I paired a set of Curvlife nails with the semi solid glue, and it is absolutely amazing!!!!!!! The nails are holding on for dear life, even the one I had to reapply because it was lifting at the cuticle (it took remover to actually get it off too LOL)!! It's day 12 and this glue paired with the brand's nails the rockstar of nail glue. I'm hard on nails that glue on. They always start popping off after day 5 or 6 because water and dirt and oils getting under the nail and weakening the glue. I work in the garden, do dishes, cook, clean, shower regularly. The glue and nails are enduring the everyday abuses of bumps and snags. I have snagged on zippers and door frames, bumped them while trying to buckle seat belt and load a toddler in and out of car seat (also fastening and unfastening the car seat). I'm not highly recommending this glue and their nails to my friends and family. I used this with a set of cheap press on from the local store. First of all, it adheres perfectly and dries quickly (follow the instructions and make sure nails are clean/roughed a bit). I was a bit skeptical. It had said that it doesn't turn white like other nail glues, but it kind of does and it adheres to skin. However, put a few drops of remover (you don't need a lot) and it comes right off effortlessly. So far more than 24 hours and I these cheap nails are still in place and perfect. They feel sturdy and there NO gap between my nail and the fake nail which I tend to get with my usual doing my own tips and dip with my regular set up! You can open cans with these and 1. It doesn't hurt and 2. It doesn't feel like they are going to pop off! No doubt these will last as long as they're advertised. I ordered some of their nails as well for when these cheap ones are sone for...where has this been my whole life? I struggle to keep nails on...that's why I switched to tips and dip powder and gorilla glue (yes, I know it says bot to use on skin or nails lol) but that's why I did them myself because glue usually chips off over time and bumping breaks the bond...not this...I've bumped them, jammed them, they're not budging! Update: Thy held on for a good while, but about 6 days on the nails started popping off.

Holy crap, I’m so impressed with this nail glue! I have a 13 month old son and I’m VERY hard on my nails and I put my nails on exactly 15 days ago and they’re all still there except for my thumb, because I had used the wrong size nail for that particular finger and had I used the right size I’m sure it would still be on! Very easy to use the only thing is that I wouldn’t use sheer or see through nails cuz I could see the glue through the lighter colored nails but holy crap this stuff is Amazing and dries down fairly quickly! You don’t need a ton of glue and I love thee texture and how it’s a thicker more viscous glue as supposed to a brush on glue. I am going to be taking them off and reapplying a new set and I’ll update my review then with the updated wear time but IM IMPRESSED!!! These have lasted me longer than even some gel x nails I’ve had, very impressive. I used a cheap random nail brand I got off amazon and it worked well with this glue. I wore gloves and didn’t get them wet for the first night but I’ve done dishes, washed my hands a billion times and I only lost ONE nail ! That’s unheard of especially for press on glue. GET THIS!! Your nails will last!!! And my nail underneath doesn’t look damaged at all. Excited to have found this!

Super durable nail glue! If you are a messy applier like me, this set comes with a remover that actually works! I seriously don’t think my set is coming off anytime soon, it’s just that good. It comes with glue, remover, a file, and a plastic cuticle stick rather than the cheap wooden ones! It’s perfect and affordable! 10 g of nail glue, 15 ml of remover, with no skin irritation! It’s clear and dries clear, and it only takes 5-10 seconds to dry! It’s not bad at all, I will be purchasing again when I run out!

Nice quality product. A bit small of a tube for the money, that is one major thing that made me give it the stats I did. Worked great on my fake nails and some jewelry I placed on them. Very strong and holds in place for days. Dries very fast. Very easy to use if you follow the directions. PROS - glue keeps nails in place for nearly 2-weeks - works great on fake nails - works great for decorations - very strong glue - easy to use - dries very fast CONS - very small tube for the price - can be messy - wont hold if nails are not prepped properly - will dry in tube if not closed tightly

As a complete novice to press-on nails, my motivation for switching from salon visits was purely financial—I needed a cost-effective alternative. Finding a glue that could deliver professional results was essential, and Curve Glue exceeded every expectation. This isn't just a nail glue; it’s a robust bonding agent that truly simplifies the DIY manicure process without compromising on strength. Ease of Application: Simplified Perfection My primary concern as a beginner was the complexity of application, but Curve Glue made the process incredibly smooth and quick. The application time was minimal, which is a massive plus for anyone starting out. I meticulously followed a four-step preparation process, which I believe contributed significantly to the flawless adhesion: Prep: Treated my cuticles and ensured a clean base. Texture: Gently roughed up the natural nail surface with a nail file. Cleanse: Used an alcohol wipe to remove any lingering oils or residue. Application: Applied a very thin layer of Curve Glue across the entire nail surface. I then firmly pressed the press-on nail piece onto my natural nail for about 15 seconds until it was securely fixed. The directions also suggested two crucial precautions: avoiding contact with water for at least 30 minutes post-application, and quickly wiping away any excess spillage with a napkin. Following these simple steps guaranteed a perfect start. Performance Under Pressure: The Extreme Durability Test Where Curve Glue truly shines is its incredible durability. I am notoriously rough on my hands; they are constantly exposed to water due to cooking, cleaning, and frequent hand washing. On top of that, I regularly spend time gardening. I expected to see at least one nail lift or loosen within the first few days, but that was not the case. These nails are completely secure. The ultimate test came unexpectedly: I accidentally smashed my thumb into a chair with significant force. In any previous scenario, I would have expected to break the press-on and likely damage my natural nail, but the nail piece did not break, loosen, or lift even slightly. The integrity of the bond remained completely intact. Longevity: Over a Week and Still Flawless I have been wearing this set for a week and a half now, and they look exactly as if I just applied them this morning. There is zero loosening, lifting, or breakage across any of the nails. The hold is exceptional, confirming that Curve Glue is built to last through rigorous daily activity. Having press-on nails has not required me to modify my routine whatsoever. The Final Verdict: Cost-Effective and Secure Curve Glue is a fantastic product that offers professional, long-lasting results at a fraction of the cost of a salon visit. It takes the guesswork out of DIY press-ons, providing a secure, reliable, and strong hold even for those who are hard on their hands. If you are looking for a highly durable, cost-effective nail glue that simplifies the application process while providing extreme longevity, look no further. Curve Glue makes beautiful, secure nail application simplified. I highly recommend this product to both beginners and those seeking maximum durability.

I'm tired of dropping $150 at the nail salon, particularly since it has become nearly impossible to find a nail tech whose work is worth what I'm paying for it. I taught myself how to do Gel-X nails at home, but it is VERY time consuming for me, especially trying to apply the nails correctly to my dominant hand. I was putting a whole day into my mani--also not working for me. I had been avoiding doing press-ons because of the damage the glue does to my natural nails. Then I found Curvlife. First the glue: Pros Thick but not too thick. It doesn't run but is very easy to spread Quality. My nails stayed put for the two weeks I wanted to wear them, but did not appear to be going anywhere when I decided to take them off. I'm nearly positive I could have worn them for another week or two. Dry time. This is a delicate balance done well by Curvlife. If it dries too fast you can wind up with crooked nails that are stuck and a lot of hassle getting it off, creating a new nail, etc. If it dries too slowly you will think you have it placed, let go and it will move creating the same issues of a crooked nail and a lot of hassle. This glue gave me enough time to spread it and place the nail correctly. Hold it in place for 10 seconds and it's set. Color: it remained clear for the entire time I wore the nails. No yellowing. Tube didn't leak. It comes in a ziplock bag, which is how I'm storing it. I took this on a trip in case I had to replace any nails. I didn't, but not a single drop leaked out in the bag. Cons Didn't find any so far. The Remover: I watched a number of YouTube videos on removing press on nails before ever deciding to apply them. Once I was pretty sure I would use the Curvlife glue I started looking for videos specifically about the Curvlife removal. The reviews were not positive. Many people showed soaking their hands in a mixture of water, soap, and oil to get their nails off and it was still work. Today was the first time I took a set of nails off, and I did so with just the Curvlife remover; no soaking. It was really easy and went well. Remover Pros: Didn't irritate my skin Didn't damage my natural nails Didn't damage the polish on the press-on nails. I don't wear my sets twice, but with this you probably could if you know how to make that work. Press-ons came off pretty easily. The whole process took about 15 minutes for both hands. Cons: The tube used in this particular set is not the right design. I'm planning to purchase the stand-alone bottle of this Curvlife remover. Once I've used some of it I will empty this tube into that bottle. This is a thin liquid and needs a long skinny "needle" dispenser to deposit the remover only where you need it. This tube opening is too big. It wasn't awful, but I felt like I wasted quite a bit. Still a good inexpensive way to try it. This remover doesn't make the nails just fall off. You have to work the process. It does a great job of softening the glue so you can work it off with an orangewood stick or cuticle tool. How easily they come off is also going to depend on how much glue you used when applying them and a little on how long you've had them on. It's important to remember that much of how long they stay on is reliant upon how well you prepped your natural nail bed. If you don't prep well by getting all the dead skin, old glue, etc. off your natural nail they don't adhere well. Also, make sure you use the right size tip for each of your nail beds. Take the time picking the size that is closest for each nail. Don't assume the same nail on the other hand will take the same size tip. Many of mine are different on left and right. File the back and side edges when needed to make them fit your specific nail bed shape just right. If the nail tip isn't just the right size for your nail bed, it will lift and pop off no matter how much glue you use. If you do these steps, you don't need a ton of glue to make them last. Too much glue is what makes them so hard to remove and does not necessarily make them last longer. The glue should be a thin EVEN coat. I found putting a little on my nail bed and a little on the the underside of the tip, then sliding the nail tip from my cuticle down to the free edge before placing it worked great and kept from having a ton of dried glue that squished out the free edge from using too much. I had one nail that was taking a long time to remove so after working on it with the remover and orange wood stick for a few minutes, I took a piece of dental floss and slipped that under the back edge of the nail tip, grabbed the two ends with my other hand and gently tugged on the floss. It slid right underneath the nail tip easily and it popped right off. I will be using that trick on all my nails next time I take them off. It is important to use gel nail tips that are not sculpted. You want full coverage tips for flat nail beds even if yours aren't. Sculpted tips are made to be applied with thick gel. The first set I painted were done with my Apres sculpted coffin short tips. I was not able to glue them on because the curve of the sculpted nail tip left an air gap since the glue is much thinner than the Apres Extend Gel and the tip itself is thicker and not flexible. I wound up buying much cheaper, thinner gel x tips that are specifically made to be thinner at the cuticle edge so it is flexible and looks more natural. They were perfect for press-ons. To protect my natural nail bed a bit more, I used a thin coat of gel base coat cured for 30 seconds on each nail between my nail bed and the glue. A have a cordless flash cure lamp so I don't stick my whole hand in the big cure lamp each time. I do one nail at time, using the flash cure handheld to cure the base coat, then glue the nail on. This gave my natural nails a layer of protection without creating bulk or the need for acetone to remove. Acetone is terrible for your natural nails and your cuticles. I don't use it anymore. After removing the nails you can easily get rid of the layer of base coat with a fine grit nail file. 180 to 220 grit is best. I used 200 grit and it came off very easily without roughing up my nail bed. I highly recommend both the Curvlife glue and the remover, though I recommend buying them separately so you get the better tip shape on the remover bottle. My nails looked beautiful for weeks and this was the easiest method I have found to have beautiful "gel-x" nails for just the cost of the supplies. I can take my time creating sets at my leisure so doing my nails is about 20 or 30 minutes and they last for weeks.

I do not leave reviews unless I’m either blown away with something or very disappointed. So for me to take the time to write this is saying something. To start, and I say this in jest, referring to this as anything other than premixed nail epoxy is misleading. This is not nail glue. This is the most effective nail adhesive I’ve ever used. I actually thought it was 2 tubes of “glue”.. but one says REMOVER and I kinda laughed because I felt like I got ripped off by this company by sending me nail glue remover – as if that’s something I would ever need. I could not have been more wrong!! Im thankful I had it for so many reasons. First of all, I was stuck doing these on an airplane.. so the “glue” not having any fumes was nice. Then it got on my pants which I didn’t notice till later when it dried, and this remover actually took it off my clothing which surprised me. Then one of my nails cracked right down the middle because I guess it was too narrow, but anyway, if I didn’t have this remover, I never would’ve been able to get it off. I would’ve had to cut it down as much as possible and then get something stronger to remove it. Just attempting to lift one of the corners made my nail bed so sore… it would have been impossible because it’s not a standard nail glue that pops right off or leaves trapped air underneath. The entire thing is essentially epoxied to my nail. I would’ve had to get some kind of goof off or goo gone. I haven’t even worn press on nails for years because of how easily they pop off. I’m not very gentle with them so finding a product like this is really incredible especially after trying basically everything. It’s almost like when I discovered glue-free lash clusters at 35 and finally got to wear lashes for the first time ever. Ps. You don’t need a lot and the excess will end up under your nail and you can’t just pick it off like normal nail glue. So it will stay white and visible under your nail. A little goes a long way. Again this is NOT to be confused with normal nail “glue”… this is premixed epoxy posing as nail glue, and that’s a very good thing… just be careful how much you use and what you accidentally get it on. But I will never buy a different brand of nail “glue” as long as this is available.

This glue is no joke. It feels like I have acrylics on in terms of how attached the nails are. It is a bit of a pain if you use too much and it squishes out (took the finish of my one nail and was a MESS under a couple), but I feel like thats a learning curve thing and easily avoidable as the glue doesn't gush out. The removal process was super simple, though it ruined a couple of my Kiss brand nails (kind of melted them/made then mushy). I suggest using a floss pick, using the pick end to gently lift the very edge then working the floss part under. The remover is VERY liquid and does gush out so use caution. I would highly recommend this product.

Amazing glue. Tried others and they pop off. Rough around the nail bed with residual glue easing out. Not this one. Easy to use and lasted me just under a month and I had to use the remover. I removed them because of nail growth not due to glue issues. High recommend !!!

I use this glue and remover with my handmade press-on/glue on nails. I was worried that the remover would damage the gel polish or designs on my nail. It did not. I was able to change out my nails depending on my outfit for a trip recently. No damage to my natural nails. Apply a drop of the remover. Wait about ten or so seconds and then gently use a cuticle stick to lift. Add more as required. The glue kept my nails in place.

4 ⭐ for the glue, -1 for the remover + price. For info : I wear full coverage tips with dip powder on top. I normally adhere my tips with dip base, but since it's quite thin, I never managed to get a good application without air pockets. I tried the UNA GELLA Innovative Solid-State Glue which is a gel you need to cure, btw if you wanna get through the apocalypse with banging nails, use this one, it will not come off EVEEEER 😵‍💫 But I digress. I wanted a thick glue but not gel. Enter this Curvlife Semi Solid Nail Glue. 🟢Application ? A breeze. Dries quickly but not so much as you don't have time to place your tips. 🟢Thickness ? Perfect. No air bubble here ! 🟢Longevity? Got 2 1/2 weeks wear without lifting, great ! Will buy again the glue without hesitation (it's quite small for the price). 🔴THE REMOVER HOWEVER. ehhhh. it's water thin so it's a mess to apply, obviously. Put a tower underneath. Also, it did not quite work? I mean I got my tips off that's for sure, but with half my nail bed ? It definitely was NOT an easy pry off as advertised. And I put A LOT, under my tips, and waited the 20 seconds as instructed. For the price (again, the tube is super small and if you need to put a lot, you will empty it well before the glue), I think I'd prefer soaking off again? I will absolutely try it again after reading some reviews here, maybe I did not wait long enough. Will update my review if my opinion changes ! 📹Pictures of the glue, the glue on tips, tips applied, final mani and the disastrous removal.

Well, I'm going to give this one more chance. I followed the directions and was disappointed after one of my press on nails popped off after one day. Then the second day another one..by the 4th day I was done..another one popped off so I removed them all with the remover. It removed them relatively fast but definitely destroyed the nails. Melted them. It was a crazy mess. I switched nails and glue and they have stayed on great for a soild week still going.