10 Sheets Waterproof Breathable Jelly Double Sided Nail Adhesives,Press on Nails Sticky Tabs Nail Glue Sticker

I am so impressed with these adhesive tabs. I have been wanting to do gel nails for a while but never did as I don't want to damage my nails and deal with all the chemicals and scraping to remove the gel. Then I saw these and decided I wanted to try making reusable gel nails and attaching them with these tabs. You guys, they work so well! Super easy to use, literally peel and stick them to your nails, then peel the protective cover and stick your gel nails to them. No muss no fuss. The fact that they're clear makes it easy to position them on your nail. And these suckers HOLD. I use the Kiss Impress nails sometimes, they come with similar tabs attached to the nails. These tabs blow those out of the water. They form a nice strong bond instantly. They do not harden, so there might be a little wiggle or give, but they are not going anywhere! After removing my nails, I can clean them up and reuse them because the adhesive can be peeled off and you still have a pristine nail that can be reused several times. So if you love nail art but don't want to damage your nails, or if you like the idea of being able to change out your nails on a whim I would definitely suggest giving these a try! Note: As with any method of adhering fake nails, nail prep is key. Make sure nails are clean and dry with the cuticles pushed back and neat and swipe with rubbing alcohol or acetone to clean off any oil. It really does make a difference.

Yes they are difficult to get the plastic off the top but just get a little utility knife and pull off the top tab from the side. Another helpful hint and this makes all the difference, to use these and other adhesive pads- They work well if you make sure you put them on at night before you go to bed and let them cure overnight. By morning they'll be good and stuck on. Occasionally I have to reapply a couple of them but I don't mind that. I finally learned how to pull the top plastic off with a little tiny pointy utility knife. I've been using these for 2 years. I've tried a couple others including glemnetic and they don't work as well as these if you let them cure overnight.

I have found my nirvana! These tabs are so easy to use and are much better for your nails than nail glue. I was tired of spending time and money in a salon to have jell nails put on and maintained. Once you start, it is hard to maintain them, and when you want to return to natural nails, your nails are thin and damaged. Now, I can change my nails any time I want with a fraction of the time and price. The pads are relatively easy to put on, and my nails will last at least 2 weeks. I especially love how quick and easy they are to remove; gently push the nail up and off, scrape the soft gel from your nail bed, and viola, done! I carry some in my bag in case one pops off; I can quickly scrape it clean and put on another tab, and within a few minutes, my nail is back on. Because it does not harm the press on nails, you can clean and use them again. I store my "reusable" nails in weekly pill boxes. I have one complaint: the plastic cover on the gel is clear, and it is hard to see if you pulled all of it off, hence the four stars. If the cover had a tint, you could tell if a piece remains on. Still, I will buy it again, and I have recommended it to others, too.

This was my very first experience with the adhesive nail tabs, and I am really impressed! I followed the directions (NOT to put your hands in water for an extended time after application) along with the advice of others to: 1. Really be sure there are no air bubbles under the adhesive / smooth down the adhesive pad on each nail really well before removing the top protective sheet; and 2. Apply the adhesive and nails at night and do NOT get the nails wet at all until the next morning; and 3. Use your hairdryer to gently warm and press down each nail as a bit of extra insurance to activate and cure the adhesive tab to the nail. 4. Go to sleep and wake up with well-adhered nails! My fake nails are still very well attached at 2 weeks! I really thought the adhesive would only last a few days - but have been pleasantly surprised!! I wash my hands frequently during each day, and also wash my hair every day. The nails are still well-adhered! I was extrememly careful with them for the first 3 days - but did not extend any special care after that .. and I'm passing 2 weeks with no nails popping off! I noticed that people have given bad reviews because they "did the dishes" fairly soon after putting on the adhesive tabs and nails.... Really???!!! The directions advise staying away from water for a period of time. I thought it was pretty much common knowledge that ANY adhesive needs time to cure. The 1 hour time limit suggested is pretty short - adn also after reading "successful / happy" reviews from others, elected not put my finger tips in watertill the next day. Also gave each newly applied nail tip a bit of a warm blow dry with a hair drye and an extra 20 second press to enhance the strength of the adhesive. It worked great! These jelly-type tabs are sooo much better than the brush on -soak off glue that tend to damage and dry out my nails. I will continue to use these tabs. Very easy, clean and fast application. I can also reuse my fake nail tips after cleaning off any left over adhesive. A total win-win to me!! I will definately purchase more in the future!! If you are willing to be patient to be sure the adhesive is well attached to your nail plate before removing the protective cover and apply your fake nail, press each fake nail down for a good 30 seconds AND don't let your nails get wet overnight, and thow in a shot of warm air from your hair dryer - I think you'll be really pleased with the longevity of the adhesion, too!

I’ve been using false nails for about two years, when I want to use dark colors that would stain my natural nails. Usually I use superglue, but it dries very brittle, so with enough strain the nails just fly off. I used the included adhesives with a brand of false nails, but didn’t love how much they moved around. Then tried them AND superglue. Glue on the false nail, touching the adhesive, and the adhesive on my nail. It’s a great solution. My nails stay at least two weeks, no chipping, no flying off. I can add a bit of glue under a corner if need be. Now the main sticking point (no pun intended, I assure you) is that these are a little bit thick for my taste. I’m not sure how apparent it is to others, but to me it’s super obvious something is up and it’s not my real nail because these have some HEIGHT. And as they aren’t as long as my nail, they tend to be tilted to the front or to the back so there’s a little gap. So if I had to pick one or the other, I’d pick glue, simply because these have height, a gap, and are a bit wiggly when used on their own. Do they do the job? Yeah. But they’re not as stealth as I’d like. I’d love something not this this, be over the moon. If I get some pictures that show the differences, I’ll add them in the future, but in person it’s enough to drive a perfectionist up the walls and want to just rip them right off again. It’s a shame to have awesome perfectly painted nails, and then them look weird because there’s a gap that your hair will get caught in in the shower and stuff. Not ideal.

Like most of the 5 star reviews, I totally agree I will never use nail glue again! I got 10 solid days of wear with no pop-offs (I used gloves for doing the dishes, cleaning the bathroom etc. but did not pamper usage with my hands for daily activities). And that was by following the application instructions here on the item's page (using a hairdryer to heat the tabs and pressing them down hard for at least the 20 seconds recommended). I minimally prepped my nails since they are a bit ridged: slight buffing to smooth them a bit then cleaning them off with alcohol. I agree with others that peeling off the tabs from the sheets is a little tricky but using tweezers and a headband magnifier (like for doing close-up crafts) made it much easier; even if you have steady hands and great eyesight I highly suggest using both. And the tabs themselves are very low profile and do not noticeably raise the false nail up off your natural nail. As others have also mentioned, you should use the largest tab size that will fit your nail to get the most adhesion area. I followed the warm water removal instructions and had good success. Soaked my nails in warm to hot-ish water for 2 1/2 minutes and was able to get an orange stick (bevel side) under the adhesive tab under the false nail and gently work it off my natural nail, moving from the cuticle to the tip of the nail in a side to side motion. I was able to do two nails at a time easily, then I would soak again. I refreshed the warm water when I did the other hand. And the best part was *no* damage to my natural nails! And as advertised, you can remove the remaining tab off the false nail for reuse but just be careful - I used Kiss brand Bare But Better medium length nails and deformed a couple up pretty good so those couldn't be reused. I'm sure thicker, opaque nails of any brand would fare better. I highly recommend this product and hope the manufacturer keeps up the good work!

If you’re looking for adhesive tabs that are gonna stay for at least a week long and have strong durability, and you can swim and wash dishes, DO NOT BUY THESE. I bought these thinking they would hold up being they say waterproof. I’ve done previous nail work prior to getting these nail tabs and have worked with adhesive nails as well; so it’s not an uneducated opinion I have, I did all the necessary prep to remove any residual oils and debris off my nails to make sure that adhesive really adheres to my natural nail. Next morning, i literally had to pull off the nails bc the beds were lifting up. I was in a rush so i put a SECOND tab to the already tabbed nail, maybe it needed more UMF. Nothing. I ended up using nail glue to secure the nails down because this product was so cheaply made. It’s definitely for a 2 day wear IF that.

OK, I have struggled for years trying to figure out how to do my nails at home myself. I am not the type to shy away from work and I'll tackle something till I figure out how to do it! I watched countless youtube videos and purchased gel foundation and top coats, builder gels of all kinds, clear fake nails -- and I created many great manicures using the very tricky techniques recommended by professional nail techs on youtube. BUT, these nails kept popping off. I would be on vacation or away from home and inevitably, one or 2 or more nails would just pop off. Now I was using builder gel, not cheap nail glue, to keep these on! This is supposed to work far better than glue. NOPE. NOPE. NOPE. Super frustrating and honestly embarassing, because if I did not see the nail pop off I could not just replace it. It was GONE. And my manicure looked horrid with one or two nubs! So I finally got tired of the struggle and bought these. I knew that nail glue sucks and wrecks your natural nails (as does builder gel). So I decided to give these a try. I did not hold out much hope. BUT OH MY GOODNESS -- THESE ACTUALLY WORK!!! I used Kiss flexible French Nails (the flexibility makes them particularly good) and wha-la!!! It's been 3 days and they are perfect!!! Now, I will say that you an feel the fake nail moving around a bit on your nail if you press on the tip, you can feel the cuticle area pushing against your cuticle a bit. But it does NOT POP or fall off or go anywhere. I think the minor flexibility helps them stay on! OMG! My struggle seems to be OVER. I'm never messing with builder gel and all that MESS again! I can decorate these nails as I see fit, and they are perfect and reusable! SOOOO MUCH BETTER!!!

I love adhesive tabs for press on nails because they do last! You need to prep your nail well before you put these adhesive tabs on. You need to remove the excess oils off your nails, and stick them on well or else they will fall off. I have been able to keep press ons for a week and longer. Honestly, love them, and they are easy to remove, especially if you don't have any intention of keeping them on for long.

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I’m using these in conjunction with traditional liquid nail glue. I add one of these to the nail bed, them a drop of glue to the acrylic nail before pressing it over the glue pad. The effect is brilliant. Then glue pad protects the majority of my nail from them harsher liquid glue, forming a sponge on the middle of the nail. The liquid flute then seals itself around the pads, locking them artificial nail in place solidly. I’m a swim teacher, and this setup gives me artificial nails that last close to four weeks, in harsh pool water up to 20+ hours, five days a week, with no lifting. And when the pill water finally does lift them, my nail’s are still recognisably nails, instead of wizened, melted, wrinkly horrors. Don’t get me wrong, the nails are still thin and brittle from lack of oxygen and overdoses of water, chlorine and salts, but I *have* nails, which without the protective casing of the acrylic nails and the glues they recede halfway down the nail bed (I put a drop of the liquid under the leading edge of the acrylic to seal the front of the nail, too). So, despite these being a little fiddly to get on squarely - especially after the first hand is done), their cheap price and good effectiveness makes them worth the effort. (And yes, once you work out that you should put the pad on all your nails before starting to stick down the acrylics, life gets a lot easier…And they sit better if they’re applied to the nail first, not the falsie.)

Really good quality for the price. The glue in really strong and keeps the fake nails in place all day

This product could be really good. It certainly has one of the strongest adhesives I’ve found. The down side is that you can’t get the top layer off rendering them useless.