Kiss Everlasting French

Product Review: The Ultimate Game-Changer in At-Home Manicures Salon Quality Press-Ons That Handle Real Life (Gardening, Cooking, and Everything In Between!) As a first-time user of press-on nails, I was initially skeptical but desperately seeking an affordable alternative to expensive salon visits. What I found in this product wasn't just a satisfactory substitute—it was a revelation. These press-on nails deliver professional results with staggering durability and are incredibly easy to apply. Initial Impressions & Ease of Application: The primary goal of switching to press-ons was saving money, but the major unexpected bonus was the amount of time saved. The application process is remarkably straightforward and quick. The detailed steps provided ensured a flawless, long-lasting bond, even for a beginner: Prep: I started by properly treating my cuticles. File Roughness: Gently roughed up the natural nail surface with a file to create better adhesion. Cleanse: Used an alcohol wipe to eliminate all oils and nail residue. Glue & Press: Applied a very thin layer of glue across my entire nail surface, then pressed the press-on firmly for five seconds until secure. Finishing Touch: Removed the tab cleanly by bending it down, then up. The entire process was swift, leading to a perfectly set manicure in minutes. Unmatched Durability: This is where the product truly shines. I am notoriously hard on my hands—they are constantly exposed to water from washing dishes, I regularly garden, and I cook daily. These press-ons did not budge! To test their limits, I even managed to smash my thumb into a chair—an incident that would have certainly cracked or loosened any other nail product—and the nail held completely firm. This incredible resilience confirms the product's core promise: THE PATENTED RICH, WHITE TIP WONT’T CHIP, CRACK OR WEAR AWAY! After constant activity and harsh treatment, the tips remain perfectly crisp, rich, and pristine. Longevity and Aesthetics: I have now worn these nails for a week and a half, and they look exactly the same as the moment I applied them. There is absolutely no sign of loosening, chipping, or breakage. They feel secure, look highly professional, and are genuinely beautiful. This product has not only saved me money but allowed me to maintain a polished look without having to compromise my busy, hands-on lifestyle. Final Verdict & Recommendation If you are looking for an affordable, high-quality, and extraordinarily durable alternative to the nail salon, stop your search now. These press-on nails exceed expectations for both ease of use and long-term wear, even for the roughest users. I highly recommend this product—it’s a simple, cost-effective way to get stunning, indestructible nails at home.

These French press-ons nails are exactly what I wanted. ❤ I like using press ons because I don't have to wear them all the time. They don't ruin/weaken my natural nails. 💅🏾They don't destroy my budget 💰 having to upkeep them every two weeks or month. BUT, they look like a professional manicure. I buy the press-on nail tabs rather than using nail glue. I've used the KISS brand for several years now. I appreciate their quality, variety of designs, and their pricing (excellent value). They are easy to use and last a long time. Kudos to this company because they never disappoint! 👏🏽Keep up the good work!👍🏼 UPDATE: Evidently, I am really pleased with these nails. Also, I forgot that I wrote a review, so I wrote another one and took 2 more pictures of my nails, lol. See the 2nd review below... 💅🏾???Salon or KISS Nails???💅🏾 "I will never tell.😉 I have purchased KISS nails with the more elaborate designs to wear for special occasions. However, I decided that I wanted a French manicure 💅🏾 as I resume my post-COVID lifestyle. I like press ons and particularly the KISS brand quality. To make a long story short, KISS did not disappoint. I love the feel of the nails on my nails (meaning they don't feel bulky or awkward). I like that the nails look seamless from the nails to the cuticle. KISS French manicures look like salon quality manicures. Additionally, the white tips are long lasting. Tip: I purchased the KISS PowerFlex nail glue that has a "brush-on" like nail polish instead of a glue stick. For me, this was a very controlled application rather than the stick when I have a mess a glue everywhere...on my fingers, cuticles, and the table. I have glue everywhere but where it's needed on the nail. Note: If you use the glue, you need 3-4 applications of glue on your nail before applying the press on to ensure the glue pushes out air bubbles and adheres to the press on. It adheres quickly. Lastly, I bought the glue at my local "low price" supercenter for $3 compared to $12 online...I'm just saying.😏"

Kiss Everlasting French Nail Manicure, Chip-Free with Flexi-Fit Technology, Real Short These are hands down my favorite press-ons. The squoval shape and shorter length are perfect for protecting natural nails while they grow out, all while maintaining a completely natural look. The thin base around the cuticle blends seamlessly, so the nails don’t catch on hair or clothing and look like your own. They’re durable, don’t chip, and are simple to trim or file down to your preferred size. Personally, the shape fits my cuticle line perfectly, so I don’t need to resize them at all. The included glue works fine if you change your nails frequently, but I prefer using Kiss Powerflex Maximum Glue which keeps them secure for 2–3 weeks, and I can usually sand and reglue them if one pops off. If you’re new to press-ons and want something that looks natural without being too long or thick, this set is an excellent choice.

I was hesitant to purchase but glad I did. 5* for quality of nails 5* for ease of application 5* for quality of adhesion 4* for number of nails provided I have small hands (size 4 ring) and these nails are much wider at the tips than mine. However, I have messed up nails from early life nailbiting and they grow with ridges and warps. So I can't complain. I was worried about adhesion because of my warped nails and thought there would be gaps. They adhere beautifully and after and evening of cooking, cleaning, and sleep, they stayed put. I'm super happy with them and will get a bigger set. I wish the sets came in specified sizes rather than a bunch of different ones I can't use. Maybe some can be trimmed a bit so I can use all of them. For me, it's $40-$60 for salon nails vs $6 for these. Frankly, these look more natural than nails I had done in various salons. I ordered the "really short" size and they are that! I had to trim my natural nails to the quick so they didn't show at the tips. *** Update to review after 8 day of use: I've had four of the nails pop off after only a few days of use. I stand with 4* as I think they're fine for the price. Honestly, they're so easy to replace it's not a major issue. The times they came off were when drying dishes and making the bed. Must have caught in the folds of the fabric. When replacing, I made sure I sanded my nail surface all over and ensured I had glue coverage over the entire natural nail and the faux nail. I noticed the nails I had originally applied after watching the video had light patches under them where there wasn't glue. In the video, the lady applied only a little clue in the middle of the faux nail, and a little at the base of the natural nail. That wasn't enough for me. However, when I replaced one of them, I used the same nail and tried to apply without the little nib to hold it by and ended up with glue all over the outside of the nail and the finger holding it in place. Oops. That was the first nail that popped off and I was being frugal. Stupid mistake on my part. If you lose one, replace it with a new one that has the nib. My advice is, make sure sand your nails with the rough emery board provided, blow off the dust, then apply enough glued to your nail and the fake one and apply even pressure carefully. I also held for about 40 seconds, not just 5 as stated in the instructions. So far the nails I've replaced seem stronger. Overall, I still think these nails are a great value compared to going to the salon.

these are great and look wonderful. ordered the glue that is brush on but the nails arrived first so used the glue they came with. I have used their toe nails before for a week vacation and only one came off b/c I literally bumped my foot that was in an open toed shoe on a piece of furniture when someone bumped into me in a crowded room. I loved the toe nails and was super impressed. I had done yard work prior, had broken and ruined some of my toe nails so even a pedicure would not have helped. this was a great answer. as far as the nails I have the following steps as suggestions: 1. first do the selection and nail sizes and lay them out. be sure they are small enough so there is no hanging over the nail on the skin but also not too small b/c if you have to push too hard to get the surfaces to align, they will "pop off" easier. 2. then use ur phone "note" app or whatever else you use and write down the numbers of the nails you used for each finger. this makes the next time much easier to select and prevents you from having to go thru the sizing process all over again. when I use nails again, I will use same brand so even if you wanted to change up the color or style, etc, the numbers will be the same 3. push back cuticles w/the little stick to get best fit 4. use alcohol pad to clean nail surface to free of any oils or debris 5. use file to texture the surface a bit so that it is not too smooth. they don't have to be filed down to any extreme, just a little rough texture makes it stick better 6. use glue to cover surface of your own nail. that is where you want the fake nail to stick so your own nail provides the perfect surface and amount. helps w/ air bubbles too 7. use the little tab at the end of the fake nail to help align to your nail and press down for at least 5 seconds. 8. repeat for each and when all done, then go back to the first nail applied and twist off the little tab at the end. use the file to smooth the little rough spot left from where the tab was attached. 9. put the little glue somewhere w/you so that if one suffers a casualty, you will be able to glue back on may I also suggest buying two packs. each nail size only has 2 (one of each hand) so once you get your sizes, there are not really any usable ones "left over". although some of the other sizes would work if truly needed, the sizes picked are of course the best fit. its a great price to get 2 packs and have one as a back up in case any come off and get lost. many times if one comes off, it can just be glued back on but there are times it will get lost or you may look down and realize one came off and won't even be sure when it happened. this way the back up back will have 2 of each nail for any mishaps. so the "back up" pack could be used twice for each size if that makes sense. looks wise: they look just like the salon and its really nice. as far as holding up, I have not used the nail ones until now but used the toes before as I had stated and they lasted about a week as far as the glue, etc. the durability is not as good as the salon but would not expect it to be. for as much as I type and use my hands, when the salons open I will most likely go back to my dip powder as I don't have to worry ever about that coming off. but these are a great alternative and will always have a pack and back up pack on hand in case they are needed. very good product for DIY and the price is what is even better! can't go wrong

I hadn't used press on/glue on nails since the 90's. Back then they didn't seem to be shaped well and always looked way too big on my fingers. A friend came into town to visit and purchased some nails and they looked really good and real! I wanted to give these a shot as they were short in length and I love the French Manicure look. My hands are fairly small so I was sceptical as to if there would be enough of the sizes I needed. This didn't turn out to be a problem at all! Not only did I find sizes that fit perfectly, I had some extras left over. They looked great and nobody knew I had glue on nails. I have continued to buy these as they are just the best! I will add some things I do to help my nails stay on longer. Please note I am not a nail technician. These are simply what I have found work for me. 1) Never apply them after a shower/bath/doing dishes. Wait an hour or so to allow your nails to toughen back up. 2) I never use the glue that comes with the product. It may be fine for some but I find most aren't that great. 3) Use a fresh container of glue. The fresher the container the better it works. 4) Remove the shine from the nails. NEVER use a regular nail file to do this! You aren't trying to strip your nail layers down. Just remove the shine. There are buffers that will do that. 5) Dehydrate nails before application. There are products to do this. Or just spray some alcohol on them. 6) Push back cuticles 7) Make sure the nail fits perfectly. You can shape the sides with a file if you need to 8) I only put the glue on my natural nail but others like to put it on the fake nail also. I just think there is too much glue and it doesn't make much difference. 9) When applying them apply them from above. Make sure the end nearest your cuticle lays down first then you can slowly start laying the rest. This stops any bubbling and distributes the glue better. 10) Press down and be patient! Pushing down for 5 seconds will glue them down, but they won’t stay glued down. I literally push each nail down for 30 seconds. Make sure the sides are firmly glued 11) Do NOT get your hands wet for at least a couple of hours. I usually apply them in the evening before bed. 12) If the nail starts to lift you must remove it immediately! You can reuse the nail or apply a fresh one. Either way, it must be completely removed. Moisture very quickly can and will get between the fake nail and your real one. If you then glue the nail back down, you may have a funky problem. You have seen those ugly green and brown stains people have on their nails? That’s bacteria. Although it isn’t not going to cause you severe harm and can’t be transmitted, it is still not good for your nails. Waiting then for this to grow out can be a timely process.

I’ve tried the Kiss Everlasting French Nails and while there are things I like, there are also some issues that make me hesitant to repurchase. What I liked: The French‐tip design is classic and chic — these nails look nice and go with a lot of outfits. Different sizes are provided, so there’s a chance to find something closer to your nail shape. Applying them was fairly easy — the glue set and kit are pretty standard but decent for the price. What didn't work for me: Where the fake nail meets your natural nail (or where it has to separate), there are small dips or depressions — it doesn’t lie totally flat. That makes them feel less smooth and sometimes catches on things. Because of those dips, the finish at the join looks less neat than I expected. The fit wasn’t perfect on some nails; might need trimming or filing to get a better edge. Verdict: If you’re okay doing a little extra work (filing, maybe sanding or shaping) to smooth out the dips, these nails are cute and a reasonable option for a French manicure without going to a salon. But if you want something that looks flawless right out of the box, there might be better quality press-ons out there.

I’m a loyal customer to the kiss brand their product is well-made very durable at last and it looks real

Super Facenägel. Sehen ganz toll aus 👍

I haven’t used them yet but they look great.

Excellent product, stays on for long time

Delivered next day as promised. Great French nail manicure set. Used in the past with great results, lasted for 2 weeks. Very pleased with purchase.

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