KISS Gel Fantasy Press On Nails, Nail glue included, 'Ribbons', Pink, Short Size, Squoval Shape, Includes 28 Nails, 2g glue, 1 Manicure Stick, 1 Mini File

**********UPDATE on 6/28/23: After day 2 I noticed that both of the nails on my index fingers were loose, so I removed them and used new glue pads to apply them again. I attribute this to user error, as I may not have applied the nails correctly. The glue pads easily detached from the press on nails, but were still firmly attached to my natural nail. I was able to roll the glue pads around and remove them. The base coat beneath the glue pads was intact, so no damage to my nails whatsoever. After using new glue pads to re-apply the press on nails to my index fingers, I decided to have some fun and added some glitter polish to the tips of all the nails.**********This is my first time using press on nails. The color is very pretty. I'm not a fan of the square shape, but I was able to easily file them into a more oval shape. I was nervous about applying glue to my natural nail, so I started with 2 coats of base coat on my nails, then used the sticky pads instead of the glue. So far they are holding up well (day 2). I do use gloves when washing dishes and doing housework.

The press on nails game has improved over the years. Anyway, these nails are easy to shape and contour to custom fit my nail bed. They were easy to apply and they look natural. I have had them on for four days now and they're still intact. I didn't use the glue that came with it. I got the Kiss Powerflex brush-on glue which works much better. I'm not rough with my hands anyway but I do take care of my baby which is work lol. Folks say constant water and soap loosens the glue. Well not for me. I wash my hands and I shower faithfully...good hygiene is a must. They are still intact. I think the only folks who call these nails cheap and hate them expect them to last like acrylics. These are PRESS-ON NAILS! They are not meant to last for weeks so get real. All I need is a good week and then I'll be ready to move on to a new color anyway.Update: Day 9 and these nails are still bolted on. I only had one pop off two days ago.

I've been using the KISS brand for almost a year now. These aren't my favorite from their brand. I love the color but they seem more fragile and pop off easier than my other KISS ones.The key to press on nails is the prep.After you've dry fitted the nails...1. Trim your nails back and gently file the nail surface2. Push back cuticles (cut if you like)3. Wipe clean & apply a nail dehydrator. There's a great one on amazon or you can use acetone nail polish.4. Apply glue (I use KISS brand with a brush but used the glue that comes with them and it works great too)5. Put the nail on as close or under your cuticle as possible and put the most pressure at the back first. This helps prevent bubbles. Hold for a good 20-30 seconds.

I’ve been using kiss for over 20 years now. And now they have all the different styles, but I always go back to the originals and most natural ones like these. Everything about the nail is just perfect. The length is not too long not too short, being nail fits perfectly to the nail bed and is the perfect sickness needed to stay on the meal. I recommend these exact ones.

I got acrylic nails at a reputable salon 2 cities over from me and spent almost $100 and over 3 hours on them. It was my first time getting fake nails and to say I was disappointed was an understatement. They destroyed my natural nails so I decided to try glue on nails for the first time to hide them. I thought there would be a learning curve but they were so easy and look fantastic (seriously better and more uniform than my $100 manicure)! Probably took me all of 10 minutes and so far I’m on day 8 and they haven’t caused me a single problem! My $100 acrylic nails started falling off on day 7! I used the nail glue that came in the package and I will say it was stronger than I though which I suppose is a good thing but be careful! I got glue all over my non dominant hand since it was a little shakier and it took a few days for me to get it off of my skin

I had high hopes for these with all of the good reviews. Years ago I did my own acrylic nails but stopped because of the upkeep. After seeing these I thought I’d give it another try.My first problem came applying the glue. It didn’t want to come out of the tube. I kept clearing the hole with a metal pick but it still wouldn’t come out. I had to use 2 hands because the tube is so hard , to end up getting only one drop out.I did get them all on and did a little shaping.That night I noticed little pieces on the tips that needed to be filed back or they would snag. Then I noticed the tips were chipping. I have to keep a file or buffing block with me to keep the tips smooth. As I’m writing this I’ve noticed another nail chipped. This is day 2.Please know that they are not being abused. Just doing normal housework.I bought 2 sets from Kiss and will see how the second one holds up.Disappointed.Update: One day later looking at my nails & 3 tips are chipped/cracked. Not sure if I’ll even try putting on the other set.

Nice pink color, easy to apply. Stays on pretty well. I bought a different nail glue because the one that comes with isn’t very big and doesn’t have a good cap to reuse it. My issue is that the nails are so thin that they easily bend and get little tears at the end.

My favorite press on brand, lasts for almost 14 days--love the variety of colors and styles