Press On Nails Short - Red Press on Nails Short Oval Nails Fall Fake Nail with Nail Glue, Fit Perfectly, Reusable Glue On Nails in 16 Sizes for Valentine's Day Gift, Cardinal

The glue is very strong. Don't get it on your other fingers when you press on the nails. Don't use too much. These have been on a week and I am very hard on my nails. They look good, but longer than I like and the red is more towards a slightly wine colored red. These really stay on! I didn't try the sticky inserts, just the nail glue. Much stronger than super glue.

I am so impressed with these nails. First of all, their size selection was excellent. I was able to find a nail that fit every single one of my nails and fit well. I have smaller fingers, but still always have issues finding the right sizes. They went on so quick and easily, maybe 25-30 mins with the prep of the nail bed. (Follow the instructions) These nails were also very easy to modify. I trimmed them down because my fingers just don’t look great with points. They cut nicely without cracking or breaking and I was able to file them smooth. Then they lasted two weeks, and could have gone on longer. I used a different adhesive sticker from a brand I found on Amazon and they probably could have gone another week—but I wanted to put a different color on, and they had grown out quite a bit. Let me also say, I am not easy on my hands. I do tons of dishes, lots of house cleaning, I wrapped all my Christmas presents, I baked and decorated, and did a myriad of other tasks that would have chipped any nail polish and ruined many a gel mani. Not these. They still look pretty great! And taking them off was easy, I soaked them for a while in warm soapy water and gently wiggled them around. After a while I used the orange stick to lift the off my nails with nearly no damage to my nail. The sticky tab came off the back of the nail completely with a bit of scraping with the orange stick and they look nearly brand new. I will definitely be able to wear them again. They are worth the money and I will be purchasing/already have purchased more colors which are just as pretty as these. The variety of designs and color options are just great! Definitely recommend!

This so far is my favorite brand of nails. They fit my nail beds nicely. They are thick enough without being too thick. I use Curvlife glue though. I find that's the best for me. The nails came off fairly well too. Not as easy as they advertise, it takes a little bit of time. They are also not reusable, but for the price, that doesn't bother me. I'll buy these nails in the future.

Originally bought these for a photoshoot. I’m typically a nail salon girlie, but I was in a pinch and didn’t want to spend so much time and money at the salon. I religiously read through press-on nail reviews and ultimately decided on this brand. I cleaned my nails, pushed my cuticles back, and scuffed up my nail beds with the provided nail file. I applied the glue in a thin layer covering my entire nail bed, and applied the press-ons. All-in-all, preparation and application took less than 30 minutes. With that being said, I tempered my expectations and brought the glue along to the photoshoot just in case. Well, I can now say that they’ve lasted 4 full days with no issues so far. I’m trying to be conscientious about them so as not to rip them off, but also I have two little kids and I am constantly washing bottles/dishes, doing laundry, giving baths, etc. I don’t wear gloves, and they’ve held up surprisingly well so far. These are my new go-to for events! I think I’m sold on the press-ons now when I can’t get to the nail salon. UPDATE: One nail loosened at 6 days, but I think it was because I opened the drain in the bathtub and kind of snagged it the wrong way. The rest of the nails are still holding strong at 9 days.

So I actually would like to do an update to this review as of (3/20/25) First of all, the customer service is excellent. They reached out to me after I posted this review, clarified instructions, and send me new nails to try. Turns out I actually love these. I got the French manicure ones as the replacement. I still don’t like the red ones and I don’t think they’re super true to the picture. But I will 100% re-order the french pair and try other colors. These nails also feel pretty good. I think I’ll be using them in conjunction with Glamnetic. I have been a huge fan of press ons for the past 2 years. They have saved me so much time sitting at the salon getting acrylics (which I personally don’t enjoy) and money as well. For most of this time I’ve been using Glamnetics and I am really satisfied with those, but sometimes I’ll see some color variations for BTArtbox that I’m intrigued by. I ordered this set to see if they would be good enough to use alongside my Glamnetic sets. The verdict - they are not, not for me at least. Let me explain why. They are at the same price point as Glamnetic but they are not as strong and don’t last as long. I understand that both Glamnetic nails and BTA nails are made of plastic, but BTA has more of a plastic feel, maybe because the plastic is lower quality or thinner. With this set you can almost see a little bit through it in the right light/angle. Also, and I’m not sure why this is, but Glamnetic usually lasts 2-4 weeks for me, but with BTA by the 3rd day, the nails were starting to fall off. At this point, I’ve mastered the prep, so did the exact same steps I do for Glamnetic. At first, I thought that maybe the glue wasn’t as good, so then I tried it with Glamnetic glue and had the same issue. So now I think, again, it’s the material. Lastly, I can’t speak for all sets because I only tried one, but the color was a bit off. I expected a more RED red, whereas the color felt a bit more like off red or muted. This isn’t really a negative though because some people might like that, I just didn’t love it. Now for the positive. These nails are definitely still superior to anything you can buy at the drugstore. They are harder and more nail-like. Would I use them again over Glamnetic? Probably not, because of the similar price point but worse quality. But if I had never tried Glamnetic and went straight from drugstore nails to BTA, I’d be impressed. Which makes me feel like the issue here is the price point. Ultimately, to be competitive, I think that BTA either needs to lower the price or step up the quality. The potential is there, but it’s not quite hitting the mark yet (for me).