Press-ons are perfect for those who want to dress up their nails but either don't have the time to go to the salon or aren't skilled at painting their own nails.
I've tried a variety of press-on nail sets from Watsons and TikTok Market to find the best ones that won't peel off on a date and won't damage your natural nails.
Today's press-on nail options contain trendy designs and contemporary shapes and are simple to apply. Being able to remove them and replace them with something else each day in order to complement your ensemble is a fantastic approach to ensuring that you always look fashionable.
The following are my tried-and-true picks for the best press-on nails available.
The Cali Beauty by Luxe Nail Tips are my top pick in this category. These press-ons were simple to apply in most cases; however, the sticker was almost too sticky, and as a result, it would sometimes adhere to the top of the nail before it had completely stuck on. I was able to pick the ideal size for each of my fingers thanks to the fact that the package had 24 nails in a variety of 12 sizes. The kit also includes a tool that can be used to file and buff your nails on both sides, glue, and two alcohol pads that are designed to be gentle on your nail beds.
After exerting pressure for thirty seconds per nail, they were secured in place. I adored the almond shape and pigeon color, which I described as "very natural and sophisticated". Sets with rounded and square tips are also available. Surprisingly, these water-resistant press-on nails withstood dishwashing and laundry folding. I did not encounter any issues, such as nails falling out after a week, but if this occurs, you can just reattach them with glue.
***Not reusable.
On a tight budget? NAILS is a good choice. The brand's DO-IT-YOURSELF nails got perfect scores for being easy on the wallet. They were super easy to use. After cleaning your nail beds with the included prep pad, you just choose the right size nail, put the right amount of glue or adhesive tape on the inside of the chosen nail plate, and press down firmly for 8 seconds. Stick it lightly.
Super love the nail art, very simple.
Still, DIY nail art is very popular, and I've used it many times, so I know it can be used more than once. But considering how cheap they were and how easy they were to put on, I was surprised at how good my nails looked. In fact, I like these DIY nails better than a salon manicure. And it cost P49-P89.
***Reusable for 2 weeks.
Manicure 2 Minutes by Press On Nail features designs that will appeal to fans of 3D nail art. These press-on nails have a variety of designs, including vintage color blocks, retro animal patterns, fruits, flames, and florals, etc.
Similar to the DIY nails, it is simple to apply; however, once the majority of the claws were attached, the length made attaching the remaining claws quite difficult. Still, they bonded beautifully to my nail beds and appeared seamless and professional. In addition to being waterproof, they held up well after a simple hand wash. It lasted approximately two weeks, depending on use.
They also have the same cost as the DIY nails, depending on shapes and sizes.
My Verdict
In general, I was satisfied with Cali Beauty by Luxe Nail Tips because it is an easy-to-use, waterproof set that has a natural appearance and lasts for over three weeks. But if you're trying to save money, I suggest trying either the DIY Nail or the Press On Nail because they're both simple, plus the nail arts are super trendy.
These DIY and Press-ons are deserving of special note. Aside from that, it is simple to apply, fits exceptionally well on my nail beds, and produces salon-quality results. If you wish to use it for additional days, you will need to purchase nail glue separately. That is why I bought 2 bottle 10g of BYB Bond Nail Glue.
In choosing fake nails, I prefer the almond shape because it fits my nail bed. And for the adhesive type, I like glue because glue tends to be a little more durable, plus you can reattach the nails again and again.
What do you think? When searching for Press-on Nails, what do you prioritize?
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