Glamnetic Press On Nails - Emerald Green | Opaque Cool Tone, Deep Emerald Green Short Almond Fake Nails, Salon Quality | 15 Sizes - 30 Nail Kit

This was my first attempt at press on nails. They were easy to install, looked great, had a variety of sizes. I found them a bit too long so I cut them and file them down and they were sturdy enough yo make it through that. I had them on for almost two weeks before I lost a few. The adhesive was good, but I was my hands too often and do a lot of dishes, so I am guessing didn't help.

My favorite press on nail brand so far. I’ve tried a store brand and they were so thin they would split when picking anything (e.g. hair). Two of these popped off on day 2 (to be fair I grabbed the heck of a railing to prevent a fall to my nails too my weight) but after buffing my nail again, reapplying the glue on the back of the nail and my nail and re-adhering for 30 secs making sure to pay attention to the edges of the nails and cuticle to ensure a proper seal, they lasted a full 2 weeks, I had to soak them off and I did it because I got bored and eager to try a new color. I won’t be returning to the salon. Also my real nail underneath felt stronger than ever after taking these nails off, they weren’t damaged or sanded into oblivion like at the salon. I bought 5 or 6 sets and can’t wait to use them all. Oh, and the short almond is more of a medium to long length for me. I think I may have a short nail bed; I’m always choosing the smaller size nails but not the smallest. These sets have a nail that fit each of mine and some to spare just in case. The purple set started out short almond and then a couple days later I filed them down to more of a short coffin. I agree with proper prep work being needed to make sure they adhere properly. Cut or file your nail, buff/ scuff the real nail surface some so the glue can really grab onto something; use rubbing alcohol to dehydrate the nail to make sure the glue doesn’t sit on top of anything that will lift your nail prematurely; then put the glue on the back of the nail on the same area that your nail bed will be and your nail, not a lot but just coat, then place the nail making sure it’s properly positioned and not touching any skin surfaces, hold down, pay close attention to the edges that will later trap water and crud if not locked down properly; hold for a good 20-30 secs. If any edges weren’t completely glued down, try to put the tiniest dab of glue and re secure it. To remove, soak off in actetone and take the wooden stick and pry off, it should come up with ease but if not re-soak and try again. File old glue off and let your nails rest or breathe ; or prep to reapply your new set. ***I’m no pro. I’ve done this only 4x using 3 different brands. And this is just what worked for my personal experience and watching videos and reading reviews. Good luck.

10 out of 10 it's the perfect shade of lilac. The length is good and it's sturdy. Glamnetic never disappoints me in they soilda colors 🙂

They’re pretty good overall. The nails are thick and shiny ✨, which I like. I didn’t love the original length, so I trimmed and filed them down. I’m also not a fan of the curve as it looks a bit unnatural at full length, almost like clubbed fingernails or animal claws. Unfortunately, two nails chipped in less than 12 hours of wear. I was gentle with my hands, so I think the curve of the press-ons may have caused them to break, since my natural nails don’t curve as much. That was disappointing. I also had to file down two replacement nails because they were too big for my nail beds. I couldn’t use the smaller sizes since they showed too much of my natural nails. I didn’t use the included glue, so I can’t speak to how well it works.

These definitely weren’t worth the price point, I was a little upset with this particular set, the 1st set I had ever purchased and tried was the Harry Potter black nail set. The quality was much better then this set, but because of the set I picked up in target and loved the quality so much I came onto Amazon to order a few more sets. The 1st set I had purchased was the almond shape not really my thing I’m not really an almond or round nail girly. I like coffin or just square. So these ones really caught my eye. They sound and feel really cheap, they definitely feel cheap. They don’t feel sturdy at all, scratching your arm or leg with them literally sounds like nails on a chalkboard. I was very upset with the quality of this set vs the very 1st set I had ever purchased from glamnetics which were the almond shape black Harry Potter ones. Again I’m just not a round,almond shape girly and I wished they had more square shape options but if what else they come out with if the quality is the same as this set I may venture out and give a different company a try. These particular ones just feel like really cheap plastic and sound like it too they are definitely not very sturdy they feel bendy around the corner of the edges and they sound even worse. Really wanted to love this set unfortunately the quality just wasn’t there. The Kiss brand has been more durable then what this set feels like. I never leave reviews but I had to for this one it definitely wasn’t worth the price point at almost $20.00 when the kiss brand is a fraction of the cost and I’m my honest opinion more durable. Day:2 update I was getting a folder out of my filing cabinet and my thumb nail completely broke at the tip. Just proved my comment that I originally made how flimsy and not sturdy they are. I’m extremely disappointed with this set. Set #2 that I purchased the coffin exposed set wonderful set! Very happy with this set they are very sturdy not flimsy or cheap feeling like the square bare bliss set, I’m not sure why that set was so cheap feeling and broke extremely easily. But the coffin exposed set is very sturdy feeling the edges are strong and again not flimsy as the bare bliss set was. So they redeemed themselves with the coffin exposed set but the bare bliss really just needs to be pulled because those were actually terrible. Due to me spending $40.00 on the 2 sets and one was awful I’m giving 3 stars I do not recommend the bare bliss squared set at all. But I absolutely recommend the coffin shaped exposed set.

I have tried Kiss, OPI, and Chillhouse for glue press on nails. I want to make the disclaimer first that I always use a separate nail glue than what’s provided in the kits. So, this review won’t be about how well they stay on/how well the glue works! They are so much more durable and sturdy than Kiss and Chillhouse. They don’t chip, and the tips don’t break off. The shape maintains throughout entire wear (I had some kiss nails that were coffin shape and without filing them once, by the time I took them off 2 weeks later, they looked like they were round/oval tip.) For me personally, the sizing seems better/more realistic. I didn’t have to file any of them down before applying them in order for them to fit my nail bed/shape. Again, that’s just me personally, but the other three brands had atrocious sizing options. I think they look like better quality than the other brands, and the colors are very vibrant and opaque. I will definitely be buying more! EDIT: The only two things I need to add have to do with some of the pros I mentioned. Firstly, while they are a thicker material than some of the other brands I mentioned, making them more durable and far less prone to breaking, the only downside I now notice is how noticeable they are once my natural nails start to grow out. I guess I wish the bottom half of the nail was a bit thinner so they didn’t stick up so much once grow out happens. Not to mention hair/fabric gets caught more easily because of how raised they are. The second thing is they are quite curved, and while that isn’t always a bad thing, because the material is so thick, I didn’t realize how much harder it was to get them glued into place because of this curvature. I’ve had a couple pop off (I didn’t glue them on well to begin with, I rushed it big time.) so it wasn’t until I needed to fix them that I truly noticed that.

Obsessed with Glamnetic nails and this color does not dissapoint!

The glue seems much better than most nail glues I've tried - however I haven't tried press on nails in over a decade. The nails are fairly limited in sizes and are for people with smaller nails. Most of them were either too big/wide or too small for my fingernails and the only one that fit my thumb was the largest one and it was way too curved for my thumbnail shape making it difficult to get them to stick to my thumbnail without popping right off. I eventually got it but I ended up with glue on the top of the nail. It took more time to figure out which sizes could fit than it did to glue them on. Plan for a little time to figure out the sizes first. The shape of these nails in general are also extremely curved so if you have flatter nails like I do, you may struggle a bit to get them to adhere. I want to get another set but in the extra/super short squoval shape because that's the length and shape I prefer plus I'm hoping maybe they won't be as curved. Edited to add: 24 hours later, they're still on and strong. I added another picture to show that I clipped them with fingernail clippers to get to a length I prefer. I also ordered the glamnetic toenails - they also look really small, I'm not sure there will be one to fit my big toe... **Update** 4 days later! I upgraded from 3 stars to 4 because I'm incredibly impressed with how strong these are and how well they stay on. I did have both middle fingers and thumbs pop off once each - but I do a lot with my hands and am very hard on nails so I'm not too surprised. But I was able to rebuff my nails and glue them right back on no problem and they're staying on so far. I did lose the thumb nail while putting holiday lights up outside and that is a bummer. I had to put a nail that is a bit too small on that thumb and it's a bit sore but ok. I ordered another set in this exact color (moss green) because I don't normally like color on .y fingernails at all but I absolutely love this color on my nails. I think this is just my shade. I also bought the BTARTBOX olive green just to test them out and compare. I also read somewhere that those with flatter nail beds might like that other brand better and I have flat nails.

These are great nails. Stay on without popping off. Colour is fit for a light spring colour pallet like me. And easy to file lower if needed.

These nails lasted a month!! And even then I could have left them on as they were not budging when trying to remove 🤣 luckily I had the remover too. I did everything with these from cleaning the bathroom, doing dishes over and over, I even hit them a few times and they didn't break. My friend thought I went to the salon.

I’ve tried all sorts of press on nails, but these ones are by far best quality. They’re thicker in the right places so you don’t have to worry about cracking or breaking them. You can’t beat the prices/designs and quality!

I finally made thee switch to press on after decades of nail salon visits. The cost is way less, last up to 2 weeks and if any break, you just replace at home. No more running back to the salon. After trying several different brands Glamnetic is the luxury line. These will last for 2 weeks, the colour stays great with no fading. Excellent quality, lots of great size options and colourd. You wont be disappointed. Take a chance on press on nails!

**Update** Glambetic’s reached out to offer a full refund. Fantastic customer service. I will absolutely purchase more Glamnetic nails. I have purchased multiple Glamnetic nails before and have loved them all. This one was very disappointing. The ends of the nails were extremely thick making them look really fake and they all had this rough tab on the ends that I would have to try filing down so they are smooth.