ohora Semi Cured Gel Nail Strips (N Cream Pink) - Works with Any UV Lamps, Salon-Quality, Long Lasting, Easy to Apply & Remove - Includes 2 Prep Pads, Nail File & Wooden Stick

Highly recommend. I was really apprehensive about doing this but wow what an easy process and they looked amazing. Stayed on for a good few weeks before I eventually removed them. It’s a real shame this design is not available again as I would buy several but I have since gone on to buy other designs.This beats painting my own nails or damaging them with the old fashioned glue on ones. If you are looking for DIY nails and don’t have time for the salon do give them a try.This actually the only photo I could find of me wearing the nails so apologies for that

So I keep getting advertised these pre-cured gel nails. Trouble is that they are like £30 and all seem very basic colours… I mean surely the point of these things would be unusual nail-art designs you can’t do yourself? After searching a while, I found this design at a more reasonable £15. Anyway honestly they are not worth the time or the money. The prep takes longer than painting and curing four coats of regular gel polish. I spent ages timming them (and losing my own nail length), and making sure they were all properly stuck down. The instructions say to file the gel but that’s just ridiculous. People with sensory issues may also struggle with this. Three days later they are still on my fingers but they feel awful. The edge of the gel keeps snagging in my hair and catching on stuff (like day 8 of regular gels), despite being meticulous at making sure they were stuck down properly. The sizing of the gel nails is bonkers too. At first I thought no one has a thumb that big, so maybe it’s for a big toe? But then no other toe gels for pinkies etc.TLDR: expensive, boring ranges, a LOT of effort, not great longevity. Spend your money at a salon instead, or buy yourself a couple of new gel varnishes, omg.

The colours are lovely and the nails are easy to use and harden very well. No need for top coat. They are good value for money and are saving me loads in the salon. I will continue to use these.

Love these so easy to use good quality easier to take off

I usually buy Nailog UV gel strips, which I was always extremely pleased with. However, their Rouge Noir was out of stock on Amazon, so I decided to try ohora's N Chilly, which looked like a similar crimson color. I was intrigued by the price as well, as it's cheaper than Nailog. I probably won't ever purchase them again, though. Not only is the color not as pictured (less red and more of a brown), it's also more transparent and not dark as pictured.In comparison to Nailog, the strips are a lot stickier, which helps adhere to the nail, but also to the plastic packaging, which makes applying the product difficult. It's thinner and lower quality as well, which makes me feel as though they won't last as long either. However, it makes stretching the strips to fit the nail easier and filing the nails afterwards to shape better as well.

Weren’t great. Sizes are all over the place and didn’t cover some nails width wise. They cured and hardened for a few hours and then became soft and bendy again. The thumb chipped in half and then the little finger came off completely. They peeled up from the sides and kept snagging on things. They pulled out some hair when brushing it because the nails snagged on my hair. Not very sticky. Have been taken off after just 1 day.

They are easy to use and look salon quality. But bear in mind that you will need a uv lamp to cure it. I have changed my home manicure routine.

Don't mix colors unless you are prepared to buy many packs. Some were not big enough for my fingers so I ended up using all the thumb sizes, different colors.Otherwise I recommend these. Much better than paying £40 a time at the salon