KISS Classy, Press On Nails, Nail glue included, 'Dashing', Light White, Medium Size, Almond Shape, Includes 28 Nails, 2g glue, 1 Manicure Stick, 1 Mini File

What can I say about Kiss Nails! I love this brand! I’ve been using their products for several years now and they always look beautiful. I don’t have the budget to go get my nails done on the regular, but I do love doing my own nails and this brand has never let me down and I’ve gone through several of their products. The nails are not too thick, but not flimsy, very durable ( wash dishes often without gloves) and they last. I love the different styles and the amazing value.

I am KISS's biggest fan. I have been using their press ons for many years and am always impressed with the quality and durability.The acrylic french set are a bit thicker than their normal design press ons in my opinion, but they look great on and just like what you get done for $60+ at a salon! And sometimes salons can be hit or miss - it can be so disappointing to spend time and money treating yourself and leave unhappy with the product, but KISS press ons are always consistent! They come with many sizes so you can find the right fit for your nails. I have used this set as is and have also painted over it with regular nail polish before (the photo of the red nails are actually this set painted with regular polish!).I follow the application instructions and these nails consistently last 10-14 days for me:1. Nail prep: you don't need to do anything over the top here, but pushing back your cuticles (and trimming them if you want) will help give you a clean surface for application. I don't usually scuff the surface of my nails at all, but that is recommended to help the nails adhere (just a little scruff goes a long way!)2. Choose your nails: Finding the right fit for your nail is SO IMPORTANT to the durability! A nail that is too small or too big will pop off earlier. Sometimes that means I need to file down the edges of a nail that is slightly too large (two of my fingers are very close to the same size but the sets only come with 1 of each size) but it is always worth the extra few seconds to get a good fit. I always go through and layout all 10 nails in order that I will use to make sure I have the best fit possible, and if I need to adjust anything I can do that before I begin to apply.3. Prep your nails part 2: AFTER you have done all the trying on for size and other prep (incl. scuffing if you choose to do that), I use an alcohol wipe to clean off the surface of my nails to make sure they're as oil-free as possible. I then wait a few seconds for that to dry and take care to not touch the surface of my nail again. These alcohol wipes are usually included with the imPress nails (Kiss sister brand with glue sticker tabs instead of glue) but aren't included with the glue-only sets for some reason (but you can get a bulk pack for <$10 on amazon) or DIY it with rubbing alcohol and a cotton ball at home).4. Apply: I usually start from my pinky and work in. I usually leave my index and thumb for last. I am right handed so I do left pinky, left ring, left middle, right pinky, right ring, right middle, right index, right thumb, left index, left thumb. I don't think it really matters, but that gives me the best control. I use the glue provided and apply a dot to the center of my natural nail. Then I press down the press on at a slight angle to make sure the glue spreads out under the nail completely (but try not to use so much glue that it spills over the side!). Then PRESS AND HOLD while the glue dries - I usually aim for at least 10-15 seconds per nail, but I think 30-60 seconds is recommended. 15 seconds can feel like a long time when applying but this is SO IMPORTANT!!5. Clean up anything you want: there is usually a small tab in the middle of the nail from production - it's not really noticeable but I usually file it down a bit just to completely smooth it out for the salon-quality. This is more prevalent on almond shaped nails, less on oval and square. When I file, I do try to hold the nail down as I file just to help the glue hold on. I have also used many KISS nails that are longer than I prefer, so after I apply I clip them with normal nail clippers and then file down (the edges can be sharper if you clip them!). I would recommend getting a salon-quality file if you choose to do this. You CAN file the nails into a new shape with the file provided, but it is MUCH easier with a bigger and stronger file.

I am absolutely blown away by how amazing the Kiss French Tip Nails press-ons turned out! I bought them for a wedding I attended, hoping to save some money by doing my nails myself instead of getting them done professionally, and they ended up being perfect—better than I ever expected.First of all, the quality of these press-on nails is outstanding. The French tip design is classic and elegant, and the nails themselves are beautifully shaped and perfectly sized. The tips were crisp and clean, with a flawless white finish that really stood out. What really impressed me was how natural they looked once applied. They weren’t too thick, and the shine on the nails made them look like a professional manicure.I’ve worn press-on nails before, but what really stood out with these was the durability and how securely they stayed in place. I wore them for the entire wedding—dancing, eating, and mingling—and not a single nail came loose. The adhesive was strong, but the removal was still easy, without damaging my natural nails at all.The application process was a breeze. The set came with clear instructions, and everything you need to apply them was included in the box. The nails were easy to size, and the included glue worked really well to keep them secure. I didn’t need any special tools or complicated steps. Within just a few minutes, I had a gorgeous set of nails that looked like I spent hours at a salon.What really made these nails stand out was how they compared to the other bridesmaids’ nails. I got so many compliments on my nails during the wedding, and several people asked if I had gotten them done professionally. In fact, I felt like my nails actually looked better than some of the other bridesmaids’ nails that were done at the salon! They had a natural, elegant look that was still sleek and chic, and I loved how they complemented my outfit and the overall theme of the wedding.The best part? I saved a ton of money by using these press-ons instead of going to a salon, and they looked just as good—if not better. I’ve already recommended these to friends, and I’ll definitely be using them again for future special occasions. Whether you’re looking to save some money or just need a quick, easy way to have salon-quality nails at home, I can’t recommend the Kiss French Tip Nails press-ons enough. They exceeded all of my expectations and helped me look and feel my best at the wedding!

It’s pretty decent for the price. They look good for awhile when you first put them on but then the white of the French started to chip away maybe 3 days after I put them on. Also, the nails are pretty thin so they’re more flimsy than I’m used to. Solid press ons though and I would buy again but they’re not the best ones. OPI is really great imo!