LIARTY 240 Pcs French Press On Nails Short, French Tip False Nails Manicure, 12 Size Acrylic Full Cover Artificial Fake Nails, Natural

UPDATE: Still loving these! I wish I had some “nail friends” who don’t use the sizes I do and vice versa. I have sooooo many 0, 2, 6, 7, and 9 since I never use them (and 5 since I only use two of the four given). I use 1, 5, 3, 4, and 8 (in that order; both hands). Maybe we need a social media club! :)Excellent choice for those who like to do their own nails! These are strong and sturdy! I use Kiss nail glue. Push back your cuticles, rough up your nails good before applying, and go with a one size smaller if possible. Looking at some of these picture uploads, many are using nails way too big for the finger. That overhang just makes it more easy for snags and loosening of the nail. They will come off much easier if you do not size correct, no matter what glue you use.After these begin to chip off (which they will) and grow out, I use my nail drill to lightly file down. I buff and paint them. They look great for a long time. Just make sure you use the correct size.Tip: When sizing, press the nail down firmly. It should only barely cover the edges of your natural nail. You don’t want much excess. Don’t just do a sizing without pressing it down to see exactly how it will fit.Enjoy!PS. Applying a good topcoat to the nail after application will help with chipping. They’ll look fresher, longer. :)

Very natural looking in every way, no longer need to get nails done at a salon.

Pros:First off, a lot of nails for the price. That is a plus in my book. Of course they come in different sizes, but the ones that don't accurately fit your fingers can be filed and shaped, so the amount of nails you actually have to throw away is really minimal, like the huge thumbnails for instance. If they look like they can fit on your toes...yeah, you can get rid of those.They are easy to remove, depending on the glue you use (I use NYK1 Nail Bond). You can either soak them in acetone, or if the glue is weak, gently pry them off. They are reuseable. I had one come off because I used a weaker glue, and with a little filing to remove the excess glue, I was able to use it again, so that is a huge plus.I have tried KISS nails (which I do like) but these IMO, look more natural, which is especially a plus for people like me that have darker skin. A lot of acrylic nails are way too pink. The length is perfect if you are very active with your hands; eg. typing, craftwork, etc.Cons:-They are thinner than KISS nails. While that is a con in a sense, because they are thinner, they are easier to trim and shape.-This is a big con for me: They do start to lose their color at the tips after about three days. I started seeing wear on the white part and on the very edges. When I do these again, I will put a few coats of a diamond top coat polish on the surface and the edge to see if that will stop the chipping and will update the results in the review.All in all, I do think these are a great set for the money and the few cons I have won't stop me from buying another set.

I like the look and they are short enough to do things. They look quite natural, especially since the white tip DOES chip off.

Theses are exactly what I was looking for. They look natural and are easy to apply. I did put a top coat on them because others mentioned that they chip easily. I worked in the kitchen all day and they still look great and show no sign of coming off or chipping. Not to mention the price is right.

While these look similar to the “kiss” brand I normally buy, they are nothing like them in quality. They’re very thin, and flimsy. I would compare the thickness to that of a drinking straw…from McDonalds! I tried to show the white marks I got at the base of them when I glued them on, just from that little bit of pressure to glue them on my nail the plastic turns white like… well, a bent straw. The white tip is also peeling after less than a day and I haven’t used any harsh soaps or even washed a dish.I did not use the sticky pads that came with them as I didn’t think those would keep them on well enough, but I did use my normal nail glue purchased from Walmart and I roughed up the nail with a file beforehand. I went to my sons ballgame and lost 3 just sitting in the stands. Lack of adhesion could have been user error, but I don’t think so. I applied them the same way I always do my others and I get at least a week with them.They might be ok for little girls to play with while using just the sticky pads, but that isn’t who they’re marketed to so…I only gave them 1star. I feel like I wasted my money. I’ll stick with the kiss brand.

Love these nails! Each stick of nails has so many sizes to choose from. The nails are strong and durable. I love them. Mine stay on over a week. I don’t use the press on stickers. I use liquid super glue.You have to prep your nail and if you do that your nails will stay on over a week. These nails are very comfortable.

Ok so here we go. First impression: love the organization, but they feel kinda thin and flimsy.I recently used the Kiss brand everlasting real short nail in the same style so I compared it to that. (One picture shows a nail from this pack next to a Kiss brand nail, the kiss one has the stick attached to it).However, upon application, the differences pretty much disappear (and at a fraction of the cost!) I applied both types of nails with the same Nailbond N1K1 brush on nail glue. Once these nails are on they feel very sturdy and good. One thing to note, some creasing may happen at the bottom of the nail upon application (may be my fault, I'm still a beginner at this). But I also tried using the peal on the adhesives. Those can create air bubbles that are visible because the they're too thick and the nail is transparent, so I'd recommend using thinner peel on stickers or nail glue.I will update on durability, but I think these are a great, affordable option for someone who is just starting to use press on nails and wants to get some practice with shorter ones that still look cute.