Glamnetic Press On Nails - Goal Digger | Glossy, Semi-Transparent Short Round Fake Nails, Salon Quality | 12 Sizes - 30 Nail Kit with Glue

I love these nails. I get so many compliments when I wear them. Very sturdy and the glue is amazing. I work lifting heavy stuff all day and they rarely have ever fallen off. Only after long periods of time. They have lasted me anywhere to a week or a week and a half. The nails hold up amazingly though.

These nails are gorgeous, the color is beautiful and the nails feel strong. They stay on perfectly. Easy to remove no fuss. Glametic products are excellent. You may pay a little more but it’s worth it!

Great product, I use a different brand glue but between that and these nails they hold up so well. I’ve tried a few brands. Ten days and they look amazing still. I cut and file them down quite a bit for a more natural look.

Looked great! Unfortunately the first nail popped off after 3 days but the rest stayed solid so I suspect it was user error! It was exactly 1 week before another nail came off and then I took them all off using the glamnetics removal product (works pretty well)! I’m pretty impressed with the 1 week though because I wasn’t particularly careful with my nails. I washed dishes multiple times a day w/o gloves and also bathed my babies and did plenty of cleaning and so my hands were always in water and handled somewhat roughly! A few of the nails would’ve lasted longer than a week if I hadn’t used the remover to take them off. I bought another set and will be more careful with the application and will use gloves for dishwashing at least. If I can get them all to stay for at least 1 week then I will continue to use the product and give the next set of nails I bought 5 stars! So we will see! It does look good, the nails are thin but not too thin, the design is beautiful but some of the shape was lost going through the week. The glue def works imo. Tips for application: be sure to get the correct size nail, if in doubt go a bit smaller. If you go bigger it may hit your skin and create a gap. When pressing the nail on be sure to press the edges well in order to seal the nail so water doesn’t end up under the nail Prep your nails well! This I learned from failing to pay attention to it and are things I have in mind to improve for the next time. *After taking my own advice* I carefully did it a second time and it worked great, 1 nail came off after 4 days but the rest stayed on until day 15 so it worked well. I ended up buying another set of nails again after that great experience and I was less careful applying apparently because they started coming off day 1 and by day 3 I had taken them off myself since quite a few fell off. So it seems with very careful application you can get decent results. The nails that lasted the longest were also the shortest though and I think that probably played a role also. I might use them again but maybe not too, I did 3 applications 1st was alright, 2nd good, & 3rd try not so good.

Oh my gosh!! I absolutely love these nails. I wore them to a concert and got so many compliments. The nails are high quality. They’re not the thin plastic type that chip and break in the first day. I’m super hard on my nails. I’m a mom. I have to do the dishes, wash the kids, wipe down counters, etc. If you want these to last over a week without popping off make sure to follow the instructions that come in the package. And bonus tip: put them on before you go to bed. This way the glue will have hours to dry and set without any hand washing that could introduce water to weaken that hold.

I have a very mixed review for these nails. The base of them did hold up well and I do also have to consider the fact that this was my first time using press on nails AND I wore them on a very active vacation where we were going in the ocean every day and getting a little dirty. However, I had several of the nails pop off and had to reapply them on within the first day. The nails only lasted a week total. The designs of the nails also did not withstand the vacation activities. Within the third day, the blue starfish nail design had began to wash away and was just a bare nail. I also did not like that the clear design on the french tips yellowed very quickly. So overall, I gave the score higher marks than I normally would because I probably could've applied them better and they might've lasted longer had I not worn them on vacation, but it is disappointing that a $20 set of fake nails were not durable enough to last one full week.

First time ever attempting to use press-on nails. I really like this pink color shade. The tone of the actual product is even more impressive than the photo. Very smooth texture with a glossy veneer. The tips are slightly pointed, which makes them a bit more user friendly. I feel like in order to get really accustomed to these you would need to wear them every day-- which I'm not going to do. That requires too much glue. There is a nice spectrum of varying sizes in the kit for different finger sizes (but they are all on the small side). Depending on how much glue you apply, they, for the most part, stay affixed to your nails. Overall, I find them to be distinctly attractive. They should have supplied a slightly larger vial of glue for this kit though.

I’m genuinely impressed by these. I’ve been wearing the Glamnetic (first time using this breand) press-on nails in Fall Mauve (short oval) for over two weeks now, which basically never happens for me. For context: I am hell on nails. I type all day, I craft, I DIY, and I actually use my hands. Press-ons usually pop off well before I’m ready to take them off. That hasn’t been the case here. They were very easy to apply, feel strong, and look surprisingly real. I had one nail crack at the tip early on, but I trimmed it and it’s been fine since. Other than that, these have stayed put way longer than any press-on nails I’ve used before. They’re comfortable, durable, and still look good enough that I’m delaying taking them off until my next set of Glamnetic arrives (loyal customer now!) — which is not my usual experience at all. If you’re rough on your nails and think press-ons “never work,” these are absolutely worth trying.