threelilbears:

Orly Bonder vs. Seche Base
I want to compare these to different basecoats for you and my experiences with them. I always have such a hard time finding a good base and these are so totally different.
Orly Bonder $10This is a rubberized base coat meant to strongly adhere polishes. It sucks, i hate it. Everytime i use this under a polish it chips and peels like crazy within 1-2 days. It doesnt work well as a ridge filler, and i find that my polishes also usually bubble or streak when i apply them over this base coat. I wouldnt recommend it.
Seche Base $8Not only is this cheaper than Orly, but its an all around better product. I still get significant peeling but i feel like my nails are stronger and healthier the more often i use this under my polishes. Plus it’s a creamy-pearly white color which serves as a nice basecolor for any polish, and it does a pretty good job at filling ridges.

threelilbears:

Orly Bonder vs. Seche Base

I want to compare these to different basecoats for you and my experiences with them. I always have such a hard time finding a good base and these are so totally different.

Orly Bonder $10
This is a rubberized base coat meant to strongly adhere polishes. It sucks, i hate it. Everytime i use this under a polish it chips and peels like crazy within 1-2 days. It doesnt work well as a ridge filler, and i find that my polishes also usually bubble or streak when i apply them over this base coat. I wouldnt recommend it.

Seche Base $8
Not only is this cheaper than Orly, but its an all around better product. I still get significant peeling but i feel like my nails are stronger and healthier the more often i use this under my polishes. Plus it’s a creamy-pearly white color which serves as a nice basecolor for any polish, and it does a pretty good job at filling ridges.

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threelilbears:

Orly Bonder vs. Seche Base
I want to compare these to different basecoats for you and my experiences with them. I always have such a hard time finding a good base and these are so totally different.
Orly Bonder $10This is a rubberized base coat meant to strongly adhere polishes. It sucks, i hate it. Everytime i use this under a polish it chips and peels like crazy within 1-2 days. It doesnt work well as a ridge filler, and i find that my polishes also usually bubble or streak when i apply them over this base coat. I wouldnt recommend it.
Seche Base $8Not only is this cheaper than Orly, but its an all around better product. I still get significant peeling but i feel like my nails are stronger and healthier the more often i use this under my polishes. Plus it’s a creamy-pearly white color which serves as a nice basecolor for any polish, and it does a pretty good job at filling ridges.

threelilbears:

Orly Bonder vs. Seche Base

I want to compare these to different basecoats for you and my experiences with them. I always have such a hard time finding a good base and these are so totally different.

Orly Bonder $10
This is a rubberized base coat meant to strongly adhere polishes. It sucks, i hate it. Everytime i use this under a polish it chips and peels like crazy within 1-2 days. It doesnt work well as a ridge filler, and i find that my polishes also usually bubble or streak when i apply them over this base coat. I wouldnt recommend it.

Seche Base $8
Not only is this cheaper than Orly, but its an all around better product. I still get significant peeling but i feel like my nails are stronger and healthier the more often i use this under my polishes. Plus it’s a creamy-pearly white color which serves as a nice basecolor for any polish, and it does a pretty good job at filling ridges.

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