Review (2/5): Hard pass.
Overall, I think this set is pretty poor quality. I have dipped my nails 3 times & haven’t had a single set last more than 24 hrs without chipping. The first set took about 30/45 minutes from start to finish. Honestly, the color (D116) was so awful I was sort of glad they chipped so I had an excuse to start over. The second set, including removal took about 1.5 hours. I even used salon tools to grind the first several layers off before using the cotton ball method, which should have sped the process up considerably. It did not. I used D110 & D114. Neither powder was anywhere close the what was advertised. This set chipped immediately, within an hour or so. It also took the topcoat way too long to dry. It was a goopy mess even after 10 minutes. I found that once your nails start chipping it’s much easier just to chip the powder off entirely rather than sitting with polish remover on your nails for an hour. Total removal time was 10/15 minutes with this method.
I decided to give this product one more chance ... started my third set a day or two later using D115. I tried a few different things hoping the mani would last longer but, nothing seemed to help. I was happiest with this color but again, it only lasted a day.
The buffer & file they include is basically worthless. Good for maybe 2 uses before they’re trashed. I also wasn’t very happy with the finish of these dips. They always have a grainy texture that is super noticeable in decent lighting. The powder canisters are really small even for shorter natural nails so if you have tips good luck!
Moral of the story, invest in a UV lamp instead & stick with gel polish. It’s much more durable. Or, try a different dip kit.