I used it with products from the same company at home (household use) on thin, broken nails that I had damaged with the wheel. Very convenient base, it lengthens and strengthens thin nails very naturally (they don't become thick and awful like fake ones) and it is easily removed in the usual way (filing on the top coat and cotton with pure acetone for 20 minutes on the nail). I have the feeling that it is better if you polymerize it in the lamp for a longer time than the manufacturer suggests, but I'm not sure. It easily lasts about ten days, and I suppose even longer if applied more correctly and professionally than I do. If I happen to have my hands in warm water for a long time, sometimes the material comes off and the whole thing comes off, but without damaging the nail. From what I understand, it is not meant for making very long nails, but for a small extension it is fine and it is easier and faster than products like acrylic gel that I had before. It has a strange dense texture and it spreads a little mysteriously with the brush, but you easily learn and get used to it.