IBDUV Gels, Ultra White Builder Gel 2 oz

Best builder gel. Highly recommend

I love IBD. I love the way this cures in the lamp. It is awesome! I’m constantly getting compliments on my nails it is so easy to file and shape the nail. this product is super easy to use and work with

I will only use IBD builder gel ama no others after lies is trial and error. I love doing my nails either French, ombre or all white with this,!!!

I should have just bought morovan’s white hard gel. I at least know it cures. I just knew IBD has less of an inhibition layer than that brand. But ultimately the ultra white from IBD ended up sucking. I have to double or triple cure it just to get it cured. And I’m also repeating that process a lot as I am doing thinner layers to try and still get it to cure. It will cure eventually. But I actually bought a new lamp thinking that could be it. But nope, it’s the product.

I like the product. I gave 4 stars, not because of the seller, but because of the product. Unfortunately, isn’t as white as I was hoping. As most people mentioned, it’s more of a natural “light” white. Overall, easy ish to apply, definitely takes some skill if you’re familiar with gel nail products. I applied it pretty thick and did two coats. For the base I used the IBD pink, a little bit goes a long way. Id say that for the white too but have to apply it thick and work with it to make it noticeable.Edit: I would do your primer/Bonder first (obvi), then do your white and top it off with pink. Ensure the white and pink create an even apex, then wipe the pink off the white tip before curing.

Cures smooth, build able, easy to use. I was using poly gel for the longest time and I feel like I just upgraded my craft switching to this.

Strong quality and long lasting. It self levels and is so much less filing than Acrylic

if you're doing hard gel for the first time i recommend you try IBD's pink color first. this white gel is extremely hard to work with (skill issue honestly) it's very runny and floods constantly into my cuticles. either use this in a cold room or put it in the fridge before you use it so it's easier to manage. and mak sure it's cured all the way!