BTArtbox French Tip Press On Nails - White Press On Nails Almond, Short Fake Nails with Nail Glue, Fit Perfectly & Natural Reusable Stick on Nails in 16 Sizes, Mermaid

So, I'm a bartender at a high-volume venue. For 40 hours a week, I am in the nitty gritty with opening glass bottles, twist tops, fighting with liquor bottles, and more. I'm constantly touching sanitizer rags and washing my hands. Because of this, I'm not usually one for press-on nails. But ALSO because of this, I like my hands to look nice in front of the guests.I hadn't had time last week to get my nails done or tidy them up, and they were looking gnarly. These press-ons were same-day delivery so I decided to give it a shot – and I was NOT disappointed.I own a drill (I used to do my own nails) and a bunch of products, so I really buffed my nails down and got them ready for the adhesive. Make sure to use the buffer block this set provides you, and then the alcohol wipes right after to dehydrate the nail. I personally prefer the superglue route, but they also (in addition to the glue) came with adhesive stickers.THEY HAVE BEEN AWESOME. I've had them on for over a week now, and worked through some CRAZY bar shifts. They haven't budged or scratched at all. I've had a ton of compliments on them, and all my co-workers think I got them professionally done. They're sturdy, strong, and legit.Anyways, long story short... I highly recommend this product. I can't wait to try their other colors!*In this photo, they're grown out about 1.5 weeks and aren't in perfect condition anymore. They're starting to grow out like a professional manicure would. I also filed them down to be a bit shorter for my own convenience.

This was really quick and fun to use. I really loved the color and it was super easy to shape. I’ve used the same set to get my nails done 2 times and I had enough. There’s a range of sizes which is good. The second time around, I had to file the edges of some of the bigger nails to get my size but I made it work. The glue is also strong so it stays on for over a week. I’d advise that you reduce prolonged contact with water where possible e.g. wear gloves to do dishes or prep for cooking if your a kitchen girlie. It comes long but you can definitely file it down to reduce the length and shape it to make it more functional just like I did. They didn’t chip throughout the time I had them on. Overall, 10/10 for me.

I never have EVER used press-ons. I have never used them because, well, you’ve seen them. They’re always way bigger than your nail beds and very THIN. I am a user of regular nail polish, dip powder, gel polish, and builder gel. I was looking for a fast manicure as I didn’t have the time to use my other usual application. We purchased these and I am quite impressed. They have the perfect thickness, not too thick, not too thin. I would say that they will last you a good while with the proper application. I used Gorilla super glue to apply, and applied the nails a little less than 1mm from my cuticle at a 45 degree angle before pressing completely down. Shaped them a little on the tips, then finished with one coat of clear builder gel and gel top coat. I would say for the French or designs, if you don’t apply a top coat including along the free edge, the design will chip away. There were plenty of different sizes to fit your nail beds but I suggest laying them all out to see every option.

The nails in this press on kit are absolutely amazing, and I love the color options. Way more cost effective than biweekly salon trips. Application is easy after you sort through the 15 sets of sizes.I never use the glue or tabs provided in the kits since they typically don’t last and these are no exception, but I highly recommend using the tabs if it’s your first time doing press ons so you aren’t stuck with poorly fitting/shaped nails.I push back my cuticles, buff my nail beds like crazy, and apply Nyx nail bonding glue to the fake nail and my natural nail to have them last roughly 1-2 weeks.I work as a biologist and spend a ton of time outdoors/being pretty rough on my nails and they last well enough. That being said, I can only get roughly 1-2 reuses out of a single pair of nails since they are somewhat prone to scratching/discoloration. I personally haven’t dealt with any chipping though!I’ll take these over a $100+ nail salon trip any day!

these nails lasted me two weeks but I took them off for a refresh or they would've stayed on longer. I got compliments on them and people couldn't tell they were press ones. Just follow the instructions in the package and they'll do you good. even the removal instructions worked as instructed, my nails all popped off with no damage to my real nails, 100% recommend. pics are before and after removing

I have been wearing press-on nails regularly for about 2 years now, I usually wear KISS brand, but I decided to try these because I wanted something special for the holidays, they are so pretty and had great reviews. they cost more than 2x as much as KISS, but the reviews were stellar so I figured the splurge was worth it (and still WAY cheaper than getting them done at the salon!) But I have to say, I am pretty disappointed, I put them on exactly a week ago, and have had to replace each one at least once (some twice). Granted, I do work with my hands, I sell jewelry at markets so I am regularly packing/unpacking and lifting boxes, but they also pop off when I'm doing pretty normal things, like buckling a seatbelt or opening my purse. One more thing is that they are longer than I normally wear, I usually just trim them down to the length I like but I got the Knightshield color and I didn't want to cut off the gold at the tips so I decided to make it work with the extra length. I'm not sure if it's the glue (yes, I cleaned w/alcohol and pressed for 90 sec) or they're just not made to stand up to an active lifestyle, but I can't say I had a great experience with these. So sadly, I will be going back to KISS or some other brand.