Review (3/5): Printed, not painted
UPDATE: I couldn’t wait for a special occasion lol. I ended up gluing them because the glue tabs don’t hold, the nails ripped right off. I cannot function with nails that long so I ended up trimming them & I also put a top coat on to make them look more “real” because they look cheap without. In trimming them, I lost half of the details which is a huge bummer. I also had to use 2 of the same patterned nails next to one another because there was no other option that would fit. And the page claims that these nails are all hand painted & not printed onto the nail, but it’s very obvious that they’re printed. Overall they are cute & sturdy, and I’d love to wear them again, but I would not pay $10 for one set that has all of these downfalls :(
I’m obsessed with how gorgeous these nails are, and I was really excited to try them out right away….but unfortunately I’ll have to wait for a special occasion. The description listed that this set came with 75 nails…but there’s only 24 which has me pretty bummed out. I have very small nails, and I’m not very confident that the few sizes available will end up fitting all of my nails. It’d be nice to have more variety in the sizes. They come with glue tabs which in my experience never holds up, but I have not tried theirs so I cannot judge them just yet. The set also comes with a manicure stick, a nail prep wipe & a nail file. What is nice about these nails is the tips are thicker, and the bottom of the nails are thinner so they’ll appear more “natural.” I’m excited to try these out, just wish there were more!