It's ok I definitely would not buy it again I guess it's good for if you just trying to try it out or you just want to see how well the product do for you for me definitely didn't do as well it was okay I actually did my nails only lasted for 3day the nails stared popping off but I think I did pretty good for my first try but the brush that they provided was a bad brush it was very hard it was stale I guess you can say not the most perfect brush to do your acrylic nails with so I'm going to say this product was okay I'm not sure if it was just a brush that was making it hard for the product to come on the nail but as far as this product goes it's okay I don't know if I will purchase it again but I'm going to continue to use it because I bought it but I will try it if I brought up the next time

It's great for people that want to play around or practice and get a feel for it. Don't expect to much. When i received my package it's small enough to fit in the mail box and the light green acrylic powder had gotten everywhere. Luckily it wasn't the liquid but what do You expect for the price? You're not going to get some fancy kit. The acrylic powder containers are extremely small and if you're using it to practice Or play with...the products are going to go really quick. I don't think it's a bad kit though. If you have a talent for doing acrylic nails then you can use this to get by with and only downs a few dollars but if people are complaining this is a terrible buy and none of it works they probably can't do acrylic nails. Expect to get your money's worth. It's small but not as terrible as everyone is making it seem.

I've purchased a few different nail sets on Amazon to do at home acrylics. This was my most recent, as I was looking to refill my powder/brush set up. I found this would probably work better with a professional grade brush [as each kit has proved]- but overall the powder here doesn't apply smooth. It tends to chunk up and not cover well. If you are more experienced, you could probably mac-giver this to make it work- but if you can purchase something else I'd say move on. The brush crumbles after one use too. The only thing worth keeping is the cup for the liquid. I also only use clear powder- so although it's nice that it gives you all three colors- I ended up not needing them.

The product works just fine, however when I received my package the liquid for the acrylic powder had leaked and melted the plastic on my pink powder. The powder inside was still dry and usable but I'm missing quite a bit of liquid. And the other mail that was in the mailbox was wet as well.

Better than I expected for the price! Since I finally took a chance (after over 20 years) and decided to skip expensive salons (monthly bill). I started doing my own acrylic nails a little over a month ago. And I am elated that I did! I do my acrylic nails and my a few others. I'll attach a picture with a cute glove that I purchased on amazon for a birthday gift =) I also did Nail-Art with diamond rhinestones (used super glue).

IF your nails are lifting, it's probably because you've skipped some steps listed below:

MUST DO:
1. File your natural nail to make it feel rough. I use my "Nail Drill Machine," but you can use a coarse nail file
2. Either push back cuticles OR cut them (I cut them with a cuticle file) Reason why, to reduce natural oils from making nails lift.
3. Apply Primer on your natural nail

MUST HAVE: You NEED a Primer. This will make the acrylic stick longer. Your nails won't fall off if you use a Primer.

4. I use Super-Glue to apply the tips. DIP the brush in the monomer, then place the Brush on the side on the powder for 4 seconds. This will make a small formed circle of acrylic.

5. When applying the acrylic to your nail, try to have a Thin-Layer' near the cuticle (but try not to touch the cuticle) Thicker acrylic towards the middle and tip of the nail (See my picture)

6. Reapply acrylic and much as desired. If you form the acrylic well enough, you may not have to file as much to make it smooth.

7. To Shape Nails:Use a Emery Board ( purchase a strong rough one) and use a Nail-File Buffer ( works great to sand and buff nails smooth). I also use a Nail-Drill to shape and sand nails. But you can shape and sand your nails without a Nail-Drill.

8. After you polish your nails, ALWAYS apply 2-top coats (I am personally not a fan of UV/Led dryers).

You can purchase an either one or two fan Nail-Dryer. I buy fast-drying clear top coat nail polish and gel polish that doesn't require the UV/led dryer. .
All of these steps listed above you would have to do with MOST acrylic powders brands. PINK, CLEAR, AND WHITE came with this package (Again AWESOME deal for the price). I've used all three. Even used the white powder to make my entire nail white and applied Nail-Art. The Pink-powder is good for a natural look. Clear-powder is good for any style.

-----Full-Set lasted before Needing a Fill: over two weeks. I decided twice to fill them 1.5 week. But it could have lasted longer before needing a fill.

Over All, I will continue to purchase this product. This acrylic set is just the same as any other full-set or fill that I have gotten at a nail salon. You just have to do the same steps as they do professionally, as I listed above.
Using a Primer and allowing the acrylic to FULLY dry, make a world of difference! Good Luck =+)