OPI xPRESS/ON Press on Nails | Short Round Classic Shape Nail Art | Dark Colors | 30 Count With Glue | Instant Gel-Like Salon Manicure | Long Lasting, Reusable, Non-damaging

I love that I can do these nails in under 10 minutes for a salon quality manicure and it is a quarter of the price.

This is the third brand of press-on nails I’ve tried and these are by far the best. I previously tried Glamnetics and Kiss, but these seem to fit my nails the best and have lasted the longest - going on two weeks! I have had to reglue my right thumb nail once, but this is much better than the other brands - I was having to reglue at least one nail every two to three days with those. I’m not sure if it’s the glue or the nails being a little more flexible which maybe allows a better seal, but something makes these superior to the other brands in my experience.

Starting with the pros: the nails are really thick, which seems like it would help prevent cracking while wearing them. The polish color matches the listing exactly, and even after filing them down, they didn’t chip or lose any shine. They’re also fully opaque, so no see-through issues if your natural nails are damaged.Now for the cons. The sizing could use some improvement. Some nails come in half sizes, but not all, and I think having more of those would be really helpful. I was able to find a nail for each finger, but I did have to file a few to get them to fit. I’ve been wearing the KISS Bare But Better nails for months, but decided to give these a try since the KISS ones are a bit see-through. I have a bad habit of biting my nails when I’m not wearing press-ons, and my nails are pretty thin right now.I didn’t use the glue that came with these; instead, I used the NYK1 brush-on glue that I’ve been using for the KISS nails. After applying the OPI ones, though, my fingers started to hurt, which I thought might just be because they were freshly applied. But the pain didn’t go away, and by the next morning, several fingers were still aching. I ended up taking the nails off after about 18 hours. One of my nails (which didn’t even hurt) had started to lift from the nail bed.In the end, I can’t recommend these nails as they were just too painful to keep on and would likely have caused more damage to my natural nails if I’d left them on longer.

Oh, where to begin with the OPI xPRESS Press-on Nails? Sit back, dear shoppers, as I recount the tale of glamour, convenience, and the occasional nail flying across the room in a dramatic arc of self-expression.First, let me set the stage. There I was, an average Jane with nails as plain as unsalted crackers, when I stumbled upon this treasure trove of beauty – the OPI xPRESS Press-on Nails. The promise? Salon-worthy nails in the comfort of my own home, without the time, cost, or smell of actual nail polish. "Sign me up!" I thought, visions of flawlessly manicured hands dancing in my head.Upon arrival, these nails were more beautiful than my wildest dreams. The designs? Exquisite. The colors? Radiant. The sparkle? It outshone my future. With trembling hands and high hopes, I embarked on the grand endeavor of application. The process was as simple as promised; within minutes, my nails were transformed from drab to fab. I was Cinderella, and these press-ons were my glass slippers.But, dear reader, every story has its highs and lows. As I ventured into the world, basking in the glow of my newfound beauty, reality struck – quite literally. While gesticulating wildly to emphasize a particularly dramatic point, I watched in horror as one of my beloved nails flew off into the unknown. There I was, a damsel in distress, sans one nail.Yet, fear not, for this tale has a happy ending. Thanks to the handy spares included in the pack, I was quickly able to restore my manicure to its former glory. And let me tell you, the adhesive on these babies is no joke. Once reattached, my nails stayed put through hand washes, showers, and even the dreaded zip-up jeans test.In conclusion, if you're seeking a nail revolution, look no further than the OPI xPRESS Press-on Nails. They're easy to apply, stunning to behold, and resilient (as long as you don't channel your inner Italian too vigorously). Four stars for the nails themselves, and an extra star for the comedy that ensued. Would buy again? Absolutely. Will I become a hand model now? Only time will tell. Happy pressing!

I've never worn press-on nails before but figured they would be a great detail for my Halloween costume. And they were. Very pretty on and I finally had long nails. Something that's proven impossible in my older years with thin nails. The only thing is that after Halloween when I wanted to take them off I followed the directions for removing them. That involved soaking my hands in warm water for 10 minutes. But when, after 10 minutes, they still didn't come off, I soaked them longer. They still didn't come off after 10 more minutes and not after another 10 minutes. What ended up happening is that I softened my nails too much so when I tried to jiggle the nail off, pressing down on it, it broke my real nail underneath. My real nails were shredded. Although I really liked the look of them, I don't think I'll do this again.By the way, I also didn't like how the nail glue is in a tube, which makes it hard to control how to distribute it on the nail. I saw that there are other press on nails that offer the glue with a brush, which sounds better for even application.

Have a slightly lilac tone. Fairly opaque and easy to shape. Used NYK1 nail glue instead of kit. Photos are from day 3 after initially putting them on. 4 stars because starting to get scratched a little but TBF I am rough with my hands. Nails are a little thinner near the cuticle side and slightly thicker at tips which I like. Overall they rank near the middle in terms of durability and thickness compared to other brands. Would buy this brand again if they have another color that catches my eye. Was able to clean up excess glue on the nails with acetone.Im finding that proper sizing and good nail prep seem to be the key to getting press-ons to stay on.