Short Oval False Nails - 500pcs 10 Sizes Full Cover Clear Nail Tips, for Soft Gel Extensions & DIY Press on Nails, Ideal for Small Hands and Thin Nail Beds

I have very small hands with very tiny nails/nail beds, as pictured. I was able to utilise these nails for my hands in the sizes shown (1,5,4,5,8 on each hand). I have added a photo of what they look like plain on my fingers (first glued) and once they have been trimmed and painted (final look). They are good quality and flexible, easy to cut and shape without being too flimsy. Good colour as they are transparent so the polish shows up similarly to normal nails. Good to style as I prefer slightly shorter nails than most false nails provide which can be harder to cut. Good value for money. You will need to buy nail glue as it is not included.

Good length for natural looking nails, only thing is they are a bit small, especially the thumb size, but they are good quality and I found some sizes that I was able to work with and I don’t have big nails, once on they do look natural, last and do look good.

Not happy with my purchase, the nails are cute but the size are wrong. They are too small and all the same size.

The nails are very small but I managed to find 5 to fit. Secondly these are not bendy as the picture in the advert suggests, you bend these and you’ll have a white split mark down the nail. However they do look more real than any other stick/ glue ons I have ever used,but I’m no pro in the nail world tbh. Get a decent nail glue though as the one I bought ( cheap) had these popping off the minute I started living after application. Also you don’t have to use gel nail varnish with these so, for me that was a bonus. I don’t have them on after 24hrs as, like I said, the bad boys flipped off left right and centre, not the nails fault though?

I'm a newbie to false nails, these were easy to trim, varnish and stick on. A good selection of sizes and durable.

I use full cover tips regularly, from several different brands, some soft gel and some hard ABS, and these are by far the worst I've bought. The tips are randomly sized, both compared to other brands and between themselves. 0 is usually a good fit (sometimes the size too large) for my thumbs, but half of the 0s in this set are too small and half barely fit. The tops where they have been moulded are ragged and sharp, often with small notches from where any excess was ripped off. Every single nail requires shaping and filing extensively in order to look halfway decent, and often their sizing cannot be fixed. Once you have them looking somewhat okay, they'll only last about a week, no matter how much you've prepped them. I have very clean, prepped nails, use prep/prime, etch the tips and use good quality builder gel to apply them, cure them for the correct times and treat them averagely kindly, and yet within a day or two they start feeling loose and within a week it's a risk even putting your shoes on for fear of them popping off. Avoid these!!! I'm yet to find tips this length that are decent, but I would recommend longer tips and to cut them down if you can't bear anything longer - will save a lot of hassle in the long run!

Just what I was looking for. The trick to getting these to adhere for longer is to use an efile to lights mark the inside of the nails, and doing the same to your natural nail. Will buy again.

Good value for money

These were exactly what I wanted. No more filing or shaping, which im not so good at.

Let me start by saying that I have always got acrylic nails because my real nails are so thin and even when they grow out, their shape is weird and they never look nice no matter what I do. Acrylics however are so bulky and expensive. I decided to try to find a cheaper and more natural alternative and this is it!!! *these are pretty long but I was able to cut them to size *they are clear so you can see the nail polish through the nail like a natural nail *they appear to be strong with multiple layers of polish. I’m on a week of wear and no chips yet! *customizable!!!! So what I did was clean my hands, make sure they are bacteria free. I used rubbing alcohol on the nails as well which also helps dry them out. I then file the tops of my nails so create a rough surface and I also file the inner part of the fake nail so it too has a rough surface when gluing to my finger. This is so important!!! When I glue them on, I used a glue that has a brush like a nail polish, and I paint the glue on my nail and a tiny bit on the fake nail. I press them on to make sure there’s no bubble or air and I also make sure the mail fits perfectly to my finger! If not, it will lift and chip. After my nails are on, I then cut/file them to the size and shape I want. I go over the top of each mail again and rough the top up with a file so the polish sticks nicely! But DO NOT USE ACETONE REMOVER or your fake nails will melt right off lol. You can see the process in my photos! My nails look so natural which is what i wanted! And boy are they STUCK on!! Follow this method and your nails won’t budge!!

These tips are great for the working folks who prefer shorter nails. I have clients that prefer short so these tips have worked beautifully as they still are very flattering. They are easy to work with, just buff and file before gel application and you’re good to go. They sit well on the nails, one tip is to buff the backside of the nail before applying on the natural nail. This will help them adhere better to your natural nails, in addition to using a nail prep dehydrator. These tips last weeks with the proper nail preparation. The size ranges are pretty good, going to sizes 0-9. They tend to run a little small from my experience but that isn’t a big issue for me. I would definitely recommend! If you found my review helpful, please give it a helpful vote!

Its not very small. Sticking perfectly and flawless

I actually like these nails fairly well. The length is a great length for people who want nails but still want to be able to type on their phones easily or pick up small objects. I noticed some themes in the reviews so I thought I’d bring up my thoughts on them. The nails are too wide: some nails of the nails were definitely on the wide side. But some were too skinny to properly cover my nails. So I simply filed the edge or if it was serious, I’d just cut the bulk off and then refine the shape with the file. Nothing that is a deal breaker, no nail is going to fit everyone perfectly. The nails are thin/break/crack easily: I can’t say that they are any thinner than any other nail I’ve used. I would definitely suggest placing a builder gel or something of that nature to give some structure and to prevent breaking. If you take the time to shape and fortify the nails, I think they would do fine. I’ve only had them on for a day but if anything changes I’ll update. My process for using the nails at home: -Buff my own nails to remove the shine, and use my nail drill to rough up the inside of the fake nail. -use a ph bonder on my own nails and the inside of the fake nails. -apply a layer of base gel to my nails and cure -put a small amount of base gel inside the fake nail and press to my nail, and cure -repeat until all nails have been attached -buff the tops of the nails to remove shine and file the nails to correct the shape if needed -apply two coats Gelish Structure gel, curing both coats -wipe with alcohol to remove the sticky layer and buff to remove shine -apply gel color and cure -top coat and cure -wipe sticky layer and enjoy your new nails Like I said, if anything changes I’ll update. I’m a hairstylist so my nails are in water and chemicals all day so if they hold up then I’ll be impressed.