KISS Salon Acrylic, Press-On Nails, Nail glue included, 'Crush Hour', French, Petite Size, Squoval Shape, Includes 28 Nails, 2g Glue, 1 Manicure Stick, 1 Mini File

My nail beds are extremely tiny, and as such, I cannot use any other form of press on nails without a few being obviously too big and coming off the next day. These are absolutely perfect for my fingers and so far they’ve been on for a week and still aren’t loose. At first they weren’t lasting, but it’s because I was doing any nail prep and was using old nail glue that wasn’t strong. For me, I take a cotton pad and use acetone to get any nail glue off first. Then I take a buffer (the rectangle bar) and use the smoothest side and buff anything else off. Super smooth nails and no shine. If needed, cut cuticles or peeling skin. Take a tiny sterile alcohol pad and wipe every nail to dehydrate. Use the glue that comes in the package as it’s incredible strong. (Have accidentally bonded my fingers together, was not fun) I put a drop in the middle of my nail and then lightly coat the back of the nail with a tiny bit. Align and press down for 20 seconds very firmly. And it works! I wish Kiss would come out with other styles, especially slightly longer nails vs these ones. Also important to note: I am a severe nail biter and my nails are incredibly short. Like thick skin overgrown short…these still work like a charm and hold on tight! Its perfect for trying to quit the habit and let me nails grow.

Kiss nails are easily my favorite beauty not-so-secret - and this version is my top favorite. Not kidding when I say I always get compliments when I wear Kiss nails, they really do look awesome.This Real Short length is perfect for my daily/casual use because I am either typing on my computer, playing guitar, and working with my hands so much that longer ones really get in my way. This french tip goes with everything and just looks so much nicer than my own natural nails. I like both this pink version and their ivory/beige version in the Real Short.(Honestly a real time saver, a lot of bang for your buck. With my natural nails, by the time I buff, file, shape, polish, set, and dry, they start to chip and just don't look right, and boom, time wasted).A few tips that I've learned along the way:- I love you, Kiss Nails, but I do not love the glue that comes in the box. That's OK. Shoppers, do yourself a favor and buy a bottle of the Sally Hansen Powerflex Max Speed nail glue, it's about 2 bucks and the bottle will last months).-Prep is KEY. make sure your natural nails are ready. Yes, it makes a big difference. Push back cuticles, lightly file to rough up the surface, and dehydrate the nail plate with some alcohol or acetone. Don't skip this.-Place a little glue on the back of the nail AND on your nail. Press and hold for about 20 seconds.-Try to avoid using water for about 8 hours after application. I like doing these before I go to bed for that reason. A little water is ok, just don't shower or wash dishes. It does make a difference.I've been able to get great wear time out of them with proper nail prep. Because I'm allergic to acrylics, dip, and gel (which is such a bummer, I used to go to the nail salon a lot and I miss that) these nails are really the only nail enhancements I can safely use. I've tried other brands of nails but Kiss Nails reigns supreme. I don't even bother with other brands at this point.A+, I hope they never, ever stop making them. I have repurchased so many times it isn't even funny. Worth their weight in gold to me!

Quick easy and affordable French manicure for petite hands. I was worried it would be too long/big but they fit perfectly.

I cut my own nails really short to give them a rest from gel. That's what drew me to the press on nails.When I got these I separated them by size and I had a couple of random ones left over so I decided to use those to test how long they would last. I put one on each of my pinky nails. You can see in the pictures that they are two different sizes but they both work for a pinky nail. One fits smaller and looks shorter but they both look great. I have now had them on for four days. I don't even feel them or know they are there unless I look down at them. They are super comfortable. It took me less than a minute to put one on. I am very happy with how natural they look and feel. I can't wait for these two sample nails to pop off so I can do the full set on both hands. They are so fast, easy and convenient. No polishing required. So far, I really like them a lot. I will update my review and attach some additional pictures after I do the full set.Update - Here it is already the first day of September 😳 and I still haven't done the full set of French nails. 💅 🤷🏻‍♀️ After I did the French nail samples I discovered I was more into the regular polished press on Kiss nails that come with the jelly adhesive tabs already on the nail, so I attached a few pictures of those instead. I bought several different colors here on Amazon. The red in my pictures is Kiss imPress Color press on nails, short length "Reddy or Not," and the pink coral is "Corally Crazy". I loved the colors and the convenience. They stayed on without any issues or problems until I removed them. I used some glue to help them adhere to my nail better than they do with just the included jelly tabs. I find that makes a big difference in how well they remain sealed around the edges and that's what gives them their longevity. Without glue, the jelly tabs start to lift after a few days because water seeps under them. My own nails have fully grown in now and I'm back to regular polish for a while, but I do love these Kiss Nails and I have many sets I plan to use next time I want to cut my own nails off to regrow them again.

My 14-year-old daughter has been wanting fake nails for a while. She has very small nail beds so I found these petite sized and gave them a try. They fit her perfectly. They stay on fairly well. She stays busy at school, she has to type a lot, in and out of backpacks and PE class and band, her hands are always busy! So they don't stay on super long but they stay for a couple days for sure. good practice to see if they really want the maintenance of a salon set with minimal cost!