@@differentislonely6520 thank you for your comment, that’s odd that it took the powder off, my only thought on that is maybe it wasn’t cured properly? How long did you cure the top coat for? The alcohol wipe should not remove any polish.

@ezynailsbyrachaellee8952 I actually cure it longer(4 minutes)than the instructions for Sistaco say to, since it seems to stay damp otherwise.

@ ok that’s interesting, maybe it Is the type of wipe? The ones I was using was more of a makeup wipe but I do use alcohol and it hasn’t removed mine, that’s very strange. Does your top coat feel hard after curing?

@@GlamGlitzSparkle no the ingredients all sound natural with oils in it. I might give it another go and soak them a little longer, it’s very watery and it’s only a small tube but I’ll give that a try 😊

@@Abby-bowers it didn’t even remove that lol…

I mixed 2 colours together, it was burgundy and I believe Sangria 😊

I don’t know what brands are available in Aussie land, but I took Jarrow brand and 1000 mg per day.

Thank you so much for being so thoughtful and caring enough to share this information. It really is difficult, I will look into those and see what I can get over here. I do struggle swallowing pills but there maybe another form I can take it in. I’ve been looking into B1 deficiency also, EONutrition has some really informative videos on KZbin and apparently it can effect gut and all of the other issues I have too. Maybe a multi approach will be helpful. Thanks again, I really appreciate it and so glad to hear you have been doing well for a year, it gives me hope. Did you change your diet at all? ❤️❤️❤️

You’re very welcome 💕

Abit of advice, try and remove any excess powder before you cure and cure for 2 mins not 60s

@@johnroe6455 good luck you’ll need it !

Apologies for the late reply, I didn't see this comment come through. I am sorry you had this experience with Sistaco, I also purchased the product and yes it can damage your nails if you are not careful in the way you remove it. This is the same for any gel polish product if care is not taken to remove it. Can I ask how you removed it and what sort of damage you incurred? Maybe I can help with some tips to minimise any damage so you can get use out of the product again. Also prior to using sistaco, had you ever used any kind of gel polish?

@ wow that does sound like a terrible experience that you went through. Are you able to use any other products like the press on nails with the sticky pad type glue? Or does that cause a reaction for you too?

@@ezynailsbyrachaellee8952 I WOULDN’T GIVE THEM ANOTHER CENT AFTER WHAT THEY SAID, AND THE SUFFERING IVE HAD. ZERO CHANCE IF MY LIFE DEPENDED ON IT. !!!!! I now use many more WAY MORE BEAUTIFUL air dry nail polishes that dry super fast and look so much better than Sistaco any day, there is NO comparison and never will be. I can do a whole mani in a fraction of time than it use to take with Sistaco, plus removal is in a few minutes ….not ALL DAY like it was with Sistaco….IMO it’s a farce and they control the feedback EVERYWHERE. No one can say anything other than POSITIVE feedback on their Collective group, or they ban you from the group. It’s always the same spiel they give everyone their la la la BS excuses but I assure you MANY WOMEN around the world are fed up with their tactics and copy paste response to everyone. It’s A GEL…..but if you ask SISTACO they send you a ‘gelatine” dictionary definition…they truly think woman are THAT STUPID !!!!! The nail whisper on TivTok says it very well…you should go check it out. She gives her PROFESSIONAL OPINION on what their products are , it’s a classic !!! 😂😂😂. !!! Oh and I could use stick on but I won’t they are getting no money or RECOMMENDATIONS FROM ME EVER !!! I AM ALLERGIC TO GEL FOR LIFE …I THOUGHT YOU WOULD HAVE KNOWN THAT, THAT WAS WHY I WAS IN HOSPITAL WITH AN INFECTION, IT WAS THE GEL REACTION !!! 😡😡😡 SSISTACO HAS ‘CAUSED ME SO MUCH PAIN AND SUFFERING FROM THEIR STUPID MISLEADING PRODUCTS….YEAH ….”THE NEW REVOLUTIONARY NAIL SYSTEM….WHAT UTTER BS … !!! They need to start telling people the TRUTH !!! I would never ever have purchased it had I known it was a GEL…. I didn’t even find that out until after I stopped using it and I was informed elsewhere it was GEL, ….BUT SISTACO DENIES IT !!! 😡😡😡 In all seriousness why I earth would I ever give my money to a company that relies on misleading their customers …..ITS GEL, IT NEEDS TO BE CURED UNDER A LED /UV LAMP….WHICH ARE BOTH THE SAME !!! ALL THEY CARE ABOUT IS MONEY, MONEY, MONEY, PUSHING FOR SALES. 😂😂😂Next year they will have to remove their little pressure timer after you buy… to try and buy more, it will be BANNED in 2025 😂😂😂 I also HATE THEIR FOMO marketing!!!!! Rant done ……

Hello, apologies for the late reply, I did not get notified of your comment until I logged in to repost. I'm not sure what you mean by peel? Do you mean that your natural nails peel using regular nail polish? Any type of gel polish should not make your nails peel as long as the polish is on the nail, but it can cause damage to the nail if you pick or peel it off, it needs to be removed properly and with patience.

I completely know what you’re saying. It can take me a long time to get it all off with certain colours. Some are easier than others, and I never use an e-file for this product. The most important thing is to remove the top coat with a file first before putting the remover on. I use a 180grit file for that and then I put the remover on and let it sit until I see it bubbling, then I use a cuticle pusher to gently scrape it off. I keep applying the remover to the left over polish and repeat until it’s practically all gone then I give them a light buff with a finer grit file. I have also soaked them off in acetone after filing the top coat off. Is can be a lengthy process at times 💕

You can use the sponge tip to apply also, I prefer using the brush side to apply. The sponge tip is great for rubbing in the chrome colours over the top of the top coat. I have another video called sistaco chrome tip French look that shows you how to use the pad side

his is me I did this months ago and it stayed on for a week. However have done it three times in the past week or so and so did my daughter but it started to chip off the same night I am so frustrated. I wonder if the top and or bottom coats on last a few months. I came here to watch this again and see if I m doing something wrong b ut I am not.

If you apply two coats, so use base again after the first application then apply more powder, the one coat is for a short wear. I have had mine on over two weeks

Warm your base and top coats and cap your nails

I think some colours come off easier than others to be honest. I have had the same issue with other colours and taking them off

I’m sorry you had this experience, I found some colours are harder to remove than others. Did you leave the remover on long enough or did you put enough on? Sometimes I had to use it at least 3 times to get it all off and it was a long process and requires a lot of patience. Are you filing the top clear layer off first? That makes a huge difference

Glad it was helpful!

Yes

Hope you enjoy it!

Are you filing the clear layer off first and then applying the remover or acetone? This helps a lot and also not trying to remove it before it’s ready, I’ve been guilty of that before trying to rush it

I agree, trying to get the polish off has been very annoying and difficult to remove

Yes and another coat of the remover for a couple of minutes should get this off. Don’t scrape hard and if you’re worried about the tool scratching your nail use your fingernail or nail brush under water for the last step. Hope that helps.

I find my nails don’t get damaged as long as I take it off properly and don’t pick at them or peel the product off.

You can put it on gel nails, if you soak the colour off it might take the gel off but you could file the colour off. I haven’t tried the remover with gel nails but I suspect that might work also without taking the gel off

Congratulations I’m sure you will have a lot of fun practicing and improving your application. It does take practice for sure. If you can master doing a thin coat of base coat and not getting any on the skin or cuticles the rest is easy 😊

I don’t think I have that colour, I have Ruby and Sangria

Thank you for that piece of advice, I don’t know why I didn’t think to do that, I will try it next time 😊

I don’t actually have winter, but I’m pretty sure it would still work 😊

@@ezynailsbyrachaellee8952 thank you ❤️💅

This was a mix of Burgundy and one of the reds, I think it was Sangria….there’s so many combinations of colours you can make 😊

@@ezynailsbyrachaellee8952 thanks! :-)

The powder is actually very fine and you only use a tiny bit, I don’t find it goes up my nose at all and I haven’t heard anyone else say it does either but if you were really worried about that you could always where a mask while applying. It stays on really well, although that depends on the application, it can take some practice for some people. I’ve had it last up to 3 weeks and sometimes only 1 so there’s no definite timeline. Some colours also stay on better than others too. I just consider it like a long wearing polish 😊

I think there's a thing called wearing a face mask?! 😷

Mine stayed for 2 and a half weeks. Not a bad product.

Don’t inhale it then!

It’s called Dusty Rose 🌹

Let me know how it looks 😍

@@ezynailsbyrachaellee8952 will do!💖💅

Thank you 🙏😊

Thank you so much 😊

Glad you like it!

I’m sorry you had that experience, I guess some people can’t use the product. I have used it on my sister in law who can’t wear gel polish, acrylic or most other things and she has had no reactions at all. There is a huge group of ladies who post their results which are all positive so I guess you really do have to try it and see how you go with it. I have only heard of a small percentage of people having reactions compared the majority who love the product. There have been some ladies who struggle with the application and it could be the natural oils in your nails that are making it peel off or maybe it hasn’t cured enough….there could be many reasons. Thanks for your honest review It’s good to have feedback though because it won’t be for everyone.

Probably not an allergic reaction after 4 weeks!

How long did you cure the base coat?

So sorry I haven't replied earlier, I'm having issues with notifications. I believe it's 60 seconds but to be honest I always cure a little longer just to make sure.

I wouldn’t say it’s difficult but it can be time consuming. I guess you have to weigh up whether you want colour that lasts for more than a few days and having to constantly reapplying versus every fortnight. It’s easier to remove than gel or acrylic. I always remove mine the night before I do the new colour and oil my nails. What do you currently use on your nails?

Hi Tracy, my apologies I did not see your comment until now. I did use acetone to remove them and I would say it's very similar to removing acrylics. I have now started using builder gel in a bottle which I am finding really good and easy to use to give my nails extra strength.

@@ezynailsbyrachaellee8952 don’t worry all good . Thanks for your response appreciate it ..

Thanks for your comment Tracy…in my honest opinion I won’t be doing it again. They were super easy to do but I found that my nails felt tender after a few days and they were very hard to get off. I did do some damage to my natural nail trying to get them off. It was very similar to acrylic removal. I wore them for about 3 weeks and I decided not to refill them. The refill would have been pretty simple though, I would have just buffed the grow out line and then repeated the process focused just on the grow out line. If you wanted to try it, there are other videos on KZbin that you can watch to see how to do the refills. I definitely is a cheaper way to have nails like acrylic but just wasn’t a good fit for me. I felt it made my nails thin.

@@ezynailsbyrachaellee8952 thanks so much for your honest feed back . Much appreciated.

@@HomeLifeAus you’re welcome ☺️

Thank you 😊 The angled brush I used was one out of a cheap art set from one of those $2 stores. Any angled brush would work, a makeup brush (eyebrow) would be fine as well. The one I used was very fine and thin which is is good because it doesn’t pick up too much powder

I am wearing Flamingo, one of my favourite colours 😊 Yeah it can be hard to remove, especially the reds. I have started removing it the night/day before I want to reapply a new colour and then give my nails a good moisturise with oil. I am quite particular with taking it off, I usually will keep putting more remover on until it’s all gone. It’s a bit of a process but I’d rather do that then buff my natural nail too much. You can also use acetone to remove it, I could do a video about that if you like

@@ezynailsbyrachaellee8952 thank you so much. I was tossing up flamingo or wisteria on my next order.... i love them both but want too many other colours so I narrowed it down to those two. I bought nail polish remover with acetone but it's not straight acetone. A video would be nice but not necessary unless you have follow up nail care tips between removing and applying colours more people might want to know. I was also going to remove it the night before moving forward to give my nails a break and moisturize them.

@@bluefairybeading5712 I don’t have Wisteria yet, but it looks lovely. Let me know how you go with the acetone nail polish remover. You may need pure acetone but I’d be interested to see how it goes. The Sistaco polish remover works well for me, but it is a lengthy process sometimes

Try standing the bottle in some hot water for about 5mins or so and see if that helps...if that doesn’t work maybe contact sistaco and see if they will replace it...let me know how you go

You are absolutely correct and thanks for pointing that out so I can correct it

Glad you liked it, thanks for your comment 💅

Thank you for your comment, it’s great to hear what people think 😊

That’s very strange, maybe the nail Had too much natural oil still or maybe the application was too thick? Try again with very thin layers and see how you go. Maybe wipe the nail with 70% alcohol before you start too. Also are you in the Facebook group? There are lots of helpful tips in there. I’m sure it’s just practice 😊

Apparently the lamp lasts only 45 seconds you have to press it again to get the full 60 seconds and make sure very thin base and top coat

Me too!

@@kristydesousamachado7045 If you hold the button in for a few seconds rather than just a quick press it will go for the full 60 seconds apparently

Did you remove the blue film from the base of the LED light first?