288 Pieces 12 Sets Short Press on Nails Square Fake Nails Glossy Glue on Nails Artificial Full Cover False Nails Solid Color Acrylic Nail Tips (Retro Colors)

I've been using glue on artificial nails for years. Nothing beats Kiss brand, but you do pay a high price per set! They are the gold standard for strength and durability. A set can last 7 - 10 days. That said, these nails look very pretty, but they are very thin. I can expect to wear them for two to three days, maybe four. They bent and split very easily. Any length longer than short are useless. The plus side is that they are super inexpensive, and I can cut and file a set of matching toes! The toes actually last quite a bit longer, because they don't extend the toe, and do not suffer the same wear and year as a fingernail! A few of the colors are so see thru, that they are useles. All in all, a good value for the money, for a quick mainicure.

They are a little thin at the base, but overall comfortable and good fit. At pennies per set you can’t beat the price!

After purchasing and getting ok results with the retro colors, I ordered the rich colors. The colors arrived very different than online. (For example, the gold/tan is really a mustard color, and there are a few sets that are less opaque.)Within a few days, I usually have a nail that cracks down the middle, but manages to stay intact for a few more days.For the price, however, these offer a cheap fast alternative when it's difficult to find short length nails in a variety of colors.

Thought I would give these a shot as the set cost what 1 set of Kiss stick on nails does. It has a bunch of fun colors but they arent nearly as stiff or heavy duty so they wont last as long. My last Kiss manicure I had on over a week. I took them off and was just looking for adhesive to see if they could be used again and saw a bunch of nails in tons of colors so thought I'd give it a shot. These have no adhesive so you have to buy some. I dont like glue so did buy the stick on kind and am pretty pleased with how they went on. There is a learning curve to putting on the adhesive but having done that and prepping correctly. My current set has been on nearly a week. The shine does not hold up very well. They are almost heading toward matte finish at this point but I see no reason why I couldnt slap on some top coat to give it extra shine. Dont know if they will be reusable or not but at this price, Id say I got my money's worth! I m satisfied!

Pros: the price is nice.Cons: Theyre too thin. If you do anything in daily life, for example washing the dishes, these things bend and warp leaving ugly light lines in the plastic and deformed shape. The sizing is dumb. There are too many small nails. One sheet is good for one wear. For a night out maybe when you dont use your hands. Lastly, most of the colors are just plain ugly. I know there are different color palettes available, but rest assured, you will not use half of them.

This is the biggest and the most assorted set of false nails I've ever owned. These are thick pre colored false nails. Thru come in several sizes for every size finger. The finish on them is flawless and they can be decorated with nail art. The colors are vibrant and look great if you alternate colors on your fingers. These nails are sturdy and easy to apply. 288 pieces, for a very low price ! Great value

These are incredibly curved. When you set the closest fitting size on your nail, it arches over. You have to file it waaaaay down, then press it hard to get it to lie against the nail. But it wants to bend, so that makes them not last as long because it wants to pop up. I've had to reglue them several times a day.I had to spend a couple hours filing to get them to fit at all. Because they're so curved, you can't just flatten it out on your nail because they won't bend that much, you have to pick a larger size and file a lot. It just wasn't worth the time. Moreover, because you have to file *so much*, it's hard to get the shape just right, so they end up looking a little sloppier and less consistent.I also tried melting them slightly in boiling water and flattening them out a bit, but this did not work. I could occasionally get one into a flatter shape but most deformed beyond use. The problem is they solidify again immediately when you take them out of boiling water, so you can't get them the right shape unless you press just right with a spoon. Leave them in too long and they totally deform.The quality of the nail itself is suitable for the price. You get a lot of them. When I finally got them filed down, they looked alright. But it just wasn't worth the trouble, I'd rather pay a bit more per set and not have to spend hours.

If you follow instructions and watch videos before trying to put on these nails, you will never have a problem. But if you just purchase them, put glue on expect them to last, you will be upset, scream and say you've thrown away your $. I was the last person who would have ever thought I would be using "press on nails." HA HA HA. For I don't even remember how many years, I faithfully would get my "pink and white fill" with my manicurist. My calendar was reserved for every other Saturday at 10am for YEARS! Well, as prices started to increase for basically everything earlier this year, my manicurist, not the one I went to for years, but another one, raised her prices big time. I looked at my wallet and said I had to come up with a better solution. One night I was watching how to videos and found by accident, ladies showing how to put on press on nails CORRECTLY. Considering my manicurist's schedule was booking way in advance, and my work calendar was getting busier, all of that combined with the crazy increase in price, I said let me give this a try. After watching about 4 videos from start to finish I was ready. Let me tell you. I am never looking back. Look how much these nails are. And how many you get. So you have to buy glue. Big deal. I use Gorilla glue anyways, never what I am given with any nail set. You have to measure your fingers and know which ones will fit. I purchased this set, and am beyond happy. I highly recommend this. But watch how to videos FIRST! BTW, these last anywhere from 2 to about 2.5 weeks. Once in a while one will fall off, but since you do it yourself, you can fix it when you want. LOL