Review (2/5): Cute design but ill-fitting nails with sporadic sizes
The designs themselves are very nice, but unfortunately the nails are cut harshly and do not line up naturally with your cuticles. You’ll have to leave a space between the nail and your actual cuticle to make it look natural. Sizing down to a smaller nail doesn’t help as it’s an oval shape so your actual nail will be peeking out from the sides.
The worst part of it all was the sizing though. If you’ve ever bought press on nails, especially from Kiss, you’ll know that they normally have sizes. When I saw that this pack contained a 24 count of nails I just assumed that there would be 12 sizes with two nails per size because this is normally the standard. The nails come in random sizes with either one or three nails per size. It’s complete chaos. Because of this it took forever to march up the nails to my own and because there are barely any repeat sizes this causes me to have to use the wrong size for a nail just for the sake of completing my nails since I had to go out. Although the design ended up coming out cute, the cut of the nails weren’t and looked super fake. The application took 2 years off my life span because it honestly caused my blood pressure to spike from trying to figure out which nail wouldn’t fit but “work” for my nail.
TL;DR Stick to Kiss.