“In a YouTube review, the creator praises the Makartt Rhinestone Glue for its thick consistency, which prevents crystals from moving around during application. She finds it easy to apply and appreciates that it needs to be cured, allowing time to perfect the design. After curing for 60 seconds, she confirms the rhinestones are securely attached and do not budge, concluding that the product is a "win" for her.”

“The YouTube channel SillyCrafting demonstrates using the Makartt Rhinestone Glue for both its intended purpose of adhering charms and for creating 3D nail art. The reviewer loves the thin tip for precise application and notes that the gel is easy to work with and does not dry until cured. They recommend adding a generous amount to the edges of flatback charms to prevent them from snagging.”

“In a comparative YouTube review, the creator tests four different rhinestone glues. She concludes that the Makartt rhinestone glue is the best all-around option due to its affordability, large tube size, and accessibility on Amazon. Although she notes it's a little runny, she states it's not a significant issue for less intricate designs and that it holds gems securely for over a week without any loss.”

“A YouTube review of a two-pack of 60ml Makartt Rhinestone Glue highlights its value and ease of use. The reviewer's daughter applies rhinestones, and after curing under a UV light, they confirm the glue is of very good quality, holding the stones so securely they cannot be flicked off. The reviewer highly recommends the product.”

“In a Reddit discussion, a user reports issues with Makartt rhinestone glue, stating their gems never stay on. Another user in the comments shares a similar negative experience, mentioning that their stones and flowers came off within two days using both the old squeeze tube and the newer brush/needle applicator versions.”