BTArtbox Nail Sticky Tabs, 10 Sheets, 15 Sizes for Press On Nails

Despite the higher price of this product compared to others I bought in the past I am very happy with it. Holds press on nails very well - for up to a week. Easy to apply, I use tweezers to remove the clear film from the glue tabs once already on the nail. These are the best glue tabs which did not come together with nails. Good range of sizes makes it easy to find the best match - I make use of even the tiny ones. Leaving this review at the request of the seller but even if they did not call to ask for it I am very happy with this product, will definitely buy again when I finish this pack.

These are great! I don't get 3 weeks of stickiness out of them, like some people do, because I have very thin, flexible, flat nails, but they're so easy to apply and they remove cleanly, unlike other brands I have tried. Something that I really like about this style of press on nail application is that it really is great for people with flat nails. For years, I was never able to wear press ons, because after gluing the curved nails to my flat ones, they would naturally try to curl again and it would be constantly painful and the damage from removing super glued tips was far too much for my thin and delicate fingernails. Because this product is a little bit thicker and squishier, it helps fill the space in between the arch of the false nail and the flatness of my actual nail. For my very flat nails, I will use smaller sizes to create a little dome of sticky stickers, which helps give them a more secure fit and avoids water or dirt sneaking in between the layers. As someone who loves to change my manicure up often, I will also sometimes put on a little nail oil or lotion before applying a sticker, where my nails for the day, and then remove them in the evening. They are sticky enough that they stay for my day, but the lotion or oil reduces the grip just enough that it's easier to remove before it naturally lifts. Other brands I have tried disintegrate and turn gummy in water, meaning your nails can start falling off after the first time you wash your hands. I regret purchasing another brand to try to save a dollar or two and we'll keep coming back to this one from now on.

To anyone who is claiming they only last a few days, PREP your nails correctly & FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS! I’ve been doing my own nails (gel-x & press-ons) for YEARS & gel glue/nail glue works well, but no matter how long I’ve been doing my nails, it’s still a messy process for me with glue spillage so I decided to give the sticky tabs a shot. I used the ones that came with my SHEIN press-on nail order with my expectations set low; I just wanted to get the hang of the application, & they lasted a couple of days barely. THESE TABS ON THE OTHER HAND, stayed on! The video was after 1 WEEK of wear & there’s barely any lifting! The only nails that showed a bit of lift were my middle & ring finger, but that was my fault due to not putting the right size tab on. They could have lasted longer, but I wanted to change my nails anyways. I also wash my hands a TON, apply lots of lotions, typing for 9 hours a day, cleaning & doing chores so the lasting power exceeded my expectations! These tabs are going to be my new go to! No mess, easy application, & A LOT LESS DAMAGING! I’m tired of having to pull off & drill nail glue off of my nails. These tabs stayed until I was ready to remove them — I soaked them & started lifting them up slowly. Then I used my finger to “roll” the glue off each finger nail. The only con, or more so just something I need to get used to, is the slight feeling of it shifting. It’s not glued onto your nail, so since it’s held by a glue tab there’s a different sensation, but that’s something I can look past. Plus, the fact that these are marketed as being thinner helps a lot! The other tabs I tried were thicker so you could feel the nails shift more. My application: - Push back cuticles & CAREFULLY remove dry skin with a cuticle cutter - Buff nails - File fake nails for a perfect fit around nail beds - Wash hands - Apply dehydrator or alcohol/acetone to all nails - Apply tabs one-by-one starting with pinky fingers - Press each nail down for at least 30 seconds - Don’t get them wet for several hours — the longer the better I think. I do them at night before bed, so I wash my hands in the morning Tip: After I shower, I do a little firm press on each of the nails. I don’t know if this helps or not, but it can’t hurt! PLEASE DON’T STOP MAKING THESE NAIL TABS, BTARTBOX!

I was previously using Glamnetic's adhesive tabs but they're so expensive at $10 for a pack of three. These are less than half of the price and look exactly the same as the Glamnetic ones and function just as well! My technique to ensure long-lasting nails and easy removal with adhesive tabs: Through research, I discovered that I have nails that are more porous than average. I had the worst time trying to get my nails off after using glue or adhesive tabs alone, including trying every method under the sun for removal and spending 1-2 hours attempting to remove them. Then I discovered my perfect routine: I put multiple layers of nail strengtheners (a watery formula and a polish-like formula) on my bare nails, then do multiple layers of a generic polish topcoat, then I put on the adhesive tabs, then glue on top of the tabs, and then the fake nails. With this method, they last at least a week with NO shifting around, NO gapping, and NO lifting. They may last even longer but I like to switch sets often. Removal is easy with this method - I just soak my nails in acetone-based polish remover for a couple of minutes and carefully pry off the nails with a cuticle stick. Then I rub off any remaining adhesive tab residue with a cotton pad soaked in acetone-based polish remover, and it all wipes right off. The layers of polish are absolutely necessary to create a protective barrier layer that can easily wipe off with acetone. Note: putting nail glue directly on top of regular nail polish will not work - it essentially creates pain thinner and re-activates the nail polish to make it gloopy. The adhesive tabs between the polish and glue are necessary.

They've come a long way from back in the day. The old school kind I was lucky if they stayed on a full day. So far, the longest I've had these stay on is 5 days. Hoping with regular practice that I'll be able to reach 7-10 days. Recovering from contact dermatitis so I can't even use my normal nail glue. My only option is to use sticker tabs and hopefully after a couple months I'll be able to use my glue again. Tried the Teenitor brand since websites rated them well but they came off quickly. This brand is performing better and I do the same prep. The sticky tabs are easy to get off but not so easy as the Teenitor. There's a mild chemical scent but not as strong as Teenitor and it seems to dissipate after a day or so. These cost a little more but I think they're better than the other brand. Not as good as Olive & June Super Stick, Sun&Beam Pro Max, or CurveLife CareHold though so I'd say they're doable but not my top choice.

I've been buying these since I started wearing press ons a year or two ago, and they are the best I've tried. I work with littles, so I am constantly washing and sanitizing my hands - and they can withstand the constant hand washing with no problem. Size-wise, I have pretty big nail beds, long/deep and wide -considering the small size of my hands - and these fit well and have a wide range of sizes. I only do the sticky tabs, no glue, and these stay on beautifully and make my nails look great. You can trim them with nail scissors, too, if needed. I've found that they work well with almost all the press ons I've tried - OPI, Kiss, Dashing Diva, Glamnetic, Static, Olive & June, and more. They also remove pretty easily. I use one of the little wooden sticks that usually comes with the press on set, and gently work my way around the edges of the nail - after I've soaked them in warm water for a minute or so (but that isn't always necessary) - or, I rub in a light cuticle oil -- and they pop right off. If all the sticky stuff doesn't come off with the nail, I use a bit of cotton and some polish remover, and it comes right off. Important note: Getting oil or an oily lotion around your nail will definitely cause these to loosen and slide off, especially if you don't use glue, so be mindful of that. I have 'oily' nails, so maybe that's just me. I tried glue once, and it tore my nails up and damaged them badly. I find that these sticky tabs don't damage my nails at all, unless I peel them off super early and it peels off the top coat underneath, or don't use a protective top coat underneath. I definitely do some prep before applying them, though. What works for me is prepping my cuticles and nails (trimming and very lightly buffing), and applying a protective top coat. I use Nail Envy. Once that dries, I swipe my nails and the undersides of the press ons with a little rubbing alcohol. Then apply the tabs and nails, pressing each one for no less than 30 seconds. I have learned to put them on before bed, because not getting them wet for 4-8 hours really helps extend the longevity. There are so many great reviews that share this tip, so thank you to all of you for sharing, it's a great tip! Good bang for your buck!