KISSEverlasting French Nail Manicure, Chip-Free with Flexi-Fit Technology, Real Short, "Endless", Nail Kit with Pink Nail Glue (Net Wt. 2 g / 0.07oz.), Mini File, Manicure Stick, and 28 Fake Nails

I love these nails! I’ve applied them 3 times now, so I have the hang of it. As far as I’m concerned, they’re just as good as professionally applied nails, but at a much lower cost. Unfortunately, I got nail fungus from a local salon. I’m having trouble with unsightly toenails. My doctor suggested filing them down with a dremel. So I do that to flatten them, and then apply these nails. They usually stay on for several weeks. I trim them as my nails grow, and they look very natural. I’d share a photo, but despite the improvement in the look of my nails, my toes are still not very attractive due to arthritis. Important: the glue is very sticky, so I suggest wearing rubber gloves. If you do get it on your fingers or toes, a nail file will scrape it off. Soap and water doesn’t take it off! I’ve also used this brand of fingernails, and they’re great, too. I use the short ones, and actually trim them down with scissors and a file also.

love the size,great quality ,look amazing ,easy to use , glue on comes with glue,perfect thickness,love them pretty durable

I had vacation time and drive cross country w/my man stopping at several places and was going to wear open toed shoes the whole time. Wished to look nice w/a nice pedicure but unfortunately my toe nails are soft and had recently been doing some outside yard activities and many broke, tore and were overall just gross. when i filed them to fix, many were so short and funny shaped and just looked awful. I was actually searching for places in town that would do acrylic on the toes just as a quick fix for this issue and so i could look normal in open toed shoes. I found places and the prices for just that were $50 or over and that did not even include the pedicure itself! As i was searching these came up and i had no idea these even existed as a product. I was able to find a size that fit every toe perfectly and even stored the sizes i my phone on a memo for next time so i can go to the correct size right a way. once i realized they worked, i also grabbed a back up box and took w/ me on the trip. I did not use the glue that came with but used what was reported to be a stronger glue that was also from amazon so not sure how the glue works that comes with it. the french was great b/c i did in fact lose 2 of the nails during the trip and being french, it did not look obvious and when i got back to the room, replaced them. This was actually expected b/c i was in a crowd, was getting my feet stepped on and bumped and as i said my nail underneath was just so short on those two to begin with. they were easily replaced w/my little baggy of extra nails and glue i brought with me. Other than that they all stayed on for about 2 weeks. With gentle pressure they popped off after that and i did not have to soak off. My nails already grew underneath and look much better and I am going to leave them off for awhile and see. If something else comes up, though, and i wish to look nice and my toe nails are still a bit short, I will def use again. Was surprised at how natural they looked and simply looked like a nice french professional pedicure on perfect toenails. Also unlike the acrylic, the nail underneath really was not damaged b/c it was not filed or drilled down at all before applying. I just made sure it was clean and dry and put the glue on. So there was little to no damage to my own nails. They were so bad to begin with, i promise it could not have gotten worse.I also see they brands w/ colors and designs. I think these would be fun for holidays and such and even if just to have a quick fix for much cheaper than what it would cost to get all those designs at a pedicure, i think these would be great. always suggest bringing or having a back up pair near by in case one gets popped off by mistake that is a color or design, it would be very obvious and one would wish to replace it. During a normal evening out or event, i think it would be fine but for me w/the vacation, i would hate to have had dark red and then just have one missing or something so back up is always good.surprised at how easy these were to apply, how natural they looked and how they solved my problem for a GREAT price. i know i will use again and again!

I was hesitant to purchase but glad I did.5* for quality of nails5* for ease of application5* for quality of adhesion4* for number of nails providedI have small hands (size 4 ring) and these nails are much wider at the tips than mine. However, I have messed up nails from early life nailbiting and they grow with ridges and warps. So I can't complain. I was worried about adhesion because of my warped nails and thought there would be gaps. They adhere beautifully and after and evening of cooking, cleaning, and sleep, they stayed put. I'm super happy with them and will get a bigger set. I wish the sets came in specified sizes rather than a bunch of different ones I can't use. Maybe some can be trimmed a bit so I can use all of them.For me, it's $40-$60 for salon nails vs $6 for these. Frankly, these look more natural than nails I had done in various salons.I ordered the "really short" size and they are that! I had to trim my natural nails to the quick so they didn't show at the tips.*** Update to review after 8 day of use: I've had four of the nails pop off after only a few days of use. I stand with 4* as I think they're fine for the price. Honestly, they're so easy to replace it's not a major issue. The times they came off were when drying dishes and making the bed. Must have caught in the folds of the fabric. When replacing, I made sure I sanded my nail surface all over and ensured I had glue coverage over the entire natural nail and the faux nail. I noticed the nails I had originally applied after watching the video had light patches under them where there wasn't glue. In the video, the lady applied only a little clue in the middle of the faux nail, and a little at the base of the natural nail. That wasn't enough for me. However, when I replaced one of them, I used the same nail and tried to apply without the little nib to hold it by and ended up with glue all over the outside of the nail and the finger holding it in place. Oops. That was the first nail that popped off and I was being frugal. Stupid mistake on my part. If you lose one, replace it with a new one that has the nib. My advice is, make sure sand your nails with the rough emery board provided, blow off the dust, then apply enough glued to your nail and the fake one and apply even pressure carefully. I also held for about 40 seconds, not just 5 as stated in the instructions. So far the nails I've replaced seem stronger. Overall, I still think these nails are a great value compared to going to the salon.