Flower Press on Nails Short Almond Fall Nails Press ons Short Fake Nails with Floral Design Glue on Nails Glossy Floral False Nails Reusable Full Cover Acrylic Stick on Nails for Women Girls 30 Pcs

I love these. It's true, like others have stated, that they are on the smaller side but they fit my nails perfectly. I love the "shorter" length; they actually make everyday tasks (typing, dealing with small kids, opening things, etc.) very manageable which is more than I can say for the super long, claw-like nails! Yes, they were a little rough/uneven at the tips (clearly from being removed from one of those plastic strips they come attached to), but it was nothing a quick filing didn't take care of. That's not a valid complaint IMO or a reason to dock a star bc let's be honest, you probably paid less than $6 for these so, yea. They're really pretty great and I'd give them 5 stars even if they had cost more. I did not use the adhesive tabs; I always prefer to glue my nails on so I applied them with brush-on nail glue. They've lasted a week and only one has popped off (see second pic... didn't realize it till it was too late so I didn't find it to put back on). The nails are super sturdy and durable. BUY THEM!

I have never tried press on nails before, so I had a preconceived notion that they would look cheap and pressed on! I was pleasantly surprised by these. First disclaimer, I did use a brush-on glue instead of the included sticky tabs. I didn't know how I would remove the margin of the tab that wasn't sticking to my nail, and I thought the glue would last longer so that's how I opted to go. I pushed back my cuticles, filed my nail surface, used the alcohol wipe and found the right size press-on nails then, one at a time, I painted my natural nail with the glue, and the underside of the press on nail and slid the press-on in, nearly under, my cuticle and then pressed it down onto my nail. Bam! What a fast, and cute manicure! There were a couple that I filed just a little bit on the edges, because they were just a bit wide at the base of my nail. As I write this I'm on day 6 and they still look great. Though I've lost one, not sure when (sometime on Day 4), that came off of my pinky. No damage to the nail! It does still have a coat of the glue on it. They are labeled as "short almond shaped" and on me they seem more like a medium length. I think I must have very short nail beds. You can see in my photo they seem a little longer than "short". Also, I wasn't a fan of how pointed they were, so I filed them into a bit more rounded tip. The photos show my nails after I filed them, and the last 3 show them today, Day 6.. They accepted the filing without chipping or feeling rough. The edges feel very secure and nicely tapered so as to not leave a ridge near my cuticle or on the sides. I'm now a press-on nail fan! My next adventure is to do my own polish on press-ons for a custom finish. Wish me luck!

I absolutely love the design of these press-on nails they’re really pretty and super easy to apply. With proper nail prep, they stayed on my nails for about 5 days to a full week, which I was really happy with. However, one thing I noticed is that the nails tend to crack in the middle. This is actually the first time I’ve experienced a press-on nail cracking like this. I don’t think it’s an application issue because I prepped my nails very well it seems more like the material itself isn’t very durable. Overall, I’d still recommend them for the look and wear time, but I do wish the nails were stronger and more durable

Received many compliments on these. They were pretty durable considering the price. The thumb sizes are my only complaint they were pretty big and looked cheap. The rest of the nails were very pretty. I used store bought nail glue to keep them on and they lasted a week before I took them off. I would buy them again.

Loved them, nice and thick, beautiful color, cant see really nails underneath, would love to buy again