KISS imPRESS Press-On Manicure, Midnight Drive, Short Length Square, with PureFit Technology, Includes Prep Pad, Mini File, Cuticle Stick, and 30 Fake Nails

They are easy to apply and do look good, as long as you don’t look too close, since you see the layer of real nail topped with these impress ones.

Amazing they last for ages and they look very natural as though you’ve had them done

really great nails, looking very naturally. Easy to apply

Love these nails. Have many colours of Kiss Impress, and I wear this style most often. I only use the French manicure-like ones (not the silver ones) and there are enough to last for over a week in the event a few fall off. But if I prep my nails properly - I clean them, buff them a bit with the emery board and then use the wipe (both included) - they stay secure for over a week. And they stay PERFECT for the week; better than a salon manicure that can chip. And less than 1/3rd of the cost. I usually get compliments on my nails and people do not know that they are artificial. VERY natural looking. Now I rely on being able to do my nails 10 minutes before I go out - or even if I'm a passenger in the car! A nice little gift too - something stylish yet practical. A great find!

I did not like the quality and it also lasted about 10 minutes before the nails started to lift off. Also felt very thin and cheap. Not going to purchase again

Color is beautiful!! Love these nails!

I like how they look. Almost matches my natural nail bed color, easy to use, just had to file down a bit and probably should have filed down the tips more since they look a bit wide on my fingers but didn’t have time. I’d purchase again. Update 3/25/24: these never fail to just make me feel a little more put together and pretty. I order them regularly. I’ve picked up a couple tricks along the way since I first began using these press ons. As a disclaimer I’m just a complete amateur who’s tried out YouTube’s hacks on these press on nails and want to share if it can help out someone who’s interested in experimenting with these fun sticker press ons. 1. To avoid your hair getting caught in these press on nails - you have to tuck them under the cuticle skin (idk if that’s the correct term). And to do that you have to push back the skin growing on your nail. Be gentle. If you see in my previous pictures (the first 2 I uploaded from last year) I actually snipped my cuticles thinking it would look neater but then I had a space between the press on nail and my cuticle so my hair would get stuck there —was a total noob move lol. 2. If you want the press ons to last longer than a couple days try experimenting with nail glues in addition to the sticky adhesive these press ons already come with. It’s helped my nails last for 2 weeks. What works for me are the glues with a wand (kinda looks like nail polish) vs the nail glue tubes, it’s just easier for me to apply. Nail prep is important to secure the press ons. Some people file down the nail bed to “roughen it up”, I tried that but stop doing that since I felt it thinned my nails too much overtime. Instead I use a nail strengthener as a base (some people use a nail primer too but I opt out of that). I feel having a layer below the glue helps add a tiny bit of protection to my nail rather than applying glue directly on a bare nail. Then I wipe the nail down with alcohol to get rid of oils. I then polish nail glue on. I add full coverage of glue on the nail, making sure the edges are covered in glue too to create a better seal and helps avoid the press on nail from lifting off my real nail. Sometimes I add glue under the press on nail too if I have time. Then I remove the plastic from the press on so that the sticky part is exposed and then I gently push down the press on nail under the cuticle and hold it. 3. To avoid getting bubbles from nail glues (that can usually be easily seen with sheer colors like these press ons) it’s important to fully cover the nail with it —I still get air bubbles and I try to push rhe air bubbles out to the sides. As much as possible you’d want to get rid of air bubbles otherwise water can linger in there and may cause bacterial growth. 4. If you’re in a bit of a time crunch getting ready to go out and don’t have time for adding glue. Before applying these on, I’ve found it’s best to have already gotten ready/dressed/hair/make up already done, house chores done—basically won’t need to wash my hands or lift anything heavy anymore for at least an hour (usually during a commute is a great way to let them cure). Super basic prep is cutting your nails, make sure the edges are cut too so they don’t stick out. Don’t cut them too short so that there’s still some nail length for the press on nail to adhere to. Wash your hands to soften up the cuticles a bit, then push them back. Wipe the nails down with alcohol (or you can use the little wipey that comes in the box) then stick them on. Don’t let water get on them for at least an hour. With a quick prep like this I’d probably only get 1-3 days wear and would bring the nail kit for extra nails and carry nail glue in case they fall out.