French Protection Set, Gel Glue, Builder Gel, Top Coat, 15ML

By far the best press on nails I've ever owned. They look exactly like salon quality for a fraction of the price. Easy to put on and take off. The strength feels just like an acrylic set. They look so classy. My favorite shape is the medium almond but you really can't go wrong with any style. I purchased one pack and still have a few more sets to wear months later. A variety of nail sizes and lengths. The texture is a matte finish which can be worn just like that or with a top coat added for shine. I'll definitely repurchase the almond French set when I run out.

I LOVE these nails!! BTArtbox are my fave brand when it comes to press ons because their quality is consistent and they’ve never let me down. I can easily get 2-3 weeks out of their nails. I was looking for a classic French tip with a milky white base and came across these. I’ve never tried their XCOATTIPS before, but I’m obsessed! I was afraid the short length would be too short, but they’re not! They’re the perfect length without feeling too short or too long, so it’s easy to type and do other everyday things easily with these nails. I prepped my nails as usual and then glued these on. Prep is key to making your tips last long! I then applied the builder gel as well as the top coat that they sell and that is super important to ensure the white French tip doesn’t chip or fade. I haven’t had any issues at all! I’ve had these tips on for almost 2 weeks now and honestly I’ve been pretty rough with them, but they’re still going strong and look so good as when I first applied them on day 1! There’s so many size options as well, and there’s enough for about 5 sets so this is deff a great bang for your buck! They’re the perfect amount of thickness and look so natural! I’m so obsessed and these are going to be my new signature nail! Highly recommend!! (The first photo with my kindle in the background is when I first applied them and the second photo is after almost 2 weeks).

I absolutely love these press-on nails! I’ve used them before and keep coming back to them because they’re strong, durable, and look so classy. The extra-short length is perfect for a natural, polished look, and the French tip makes them look like I just left a salon. They’re also easy to apply and hold up really well. If you want beautiful nails without the time and cost of a salon, I highly recommend these!

100% WORTH A TRY! I am now obsessed with this entire line. I am so impressed that I'm going to go this route which not only saves money, but time! This was my first time using QUALITY press-on nails after years of paying $$$$ for dip nails at the salon. I purchased this kit, along with xcoattip nails and nail dehydrator because I was going on vacation and had a packed work schedule with long hours the entire week before the trip, so it didn't give me any time to get to the salon. I purchased the multipack thinking I would need to do them several times while on vacation to get me through until I could go back to my dip nails when I returned...because drug store brands I had done in the past only lasted a day or two. LET ME TELL YOU!!! ONE set lasted me 3 WEEKS and only removed them because they were grown out and few lifted a little bit along the top that my hair would catch a little. The nails are thin but strong. I had so many compliments on them and I have told all of my close girlfriends how impressed I am. I am incredibly hard on nails because I run a construction business and constantly either doing a single dip myself (which always looked TERRIBLE) or at the salon for a cracked nail replacement. It took roughly 45 mins for me to prep the cuticles/nails and apply everything else. Here are the steps I took. Prep -cleaned the cuticle really well around the entire nail. -used a medium course foam file block across the entire nail making sure to get along the edges really well -scrubbed the nails well with dish soap (probably over kill, but I have oily nails and do this on my toes before polish for max adhesion) -wiped with rubbing alcohol -applied nail dehydrator Nails -I did one nail at time going back and forth between my right and left for each nail, I wanted my pointer and thumb fingers to be last. With the xcoattip uv glue on both my nail and press on nail - when you press the nail on make sure to go at the 45 degree angle per the instructions so there are no air bubbles and hold it down firmly so it's tight when you flash cure it. After all the nails are done I cured them for another 2 mins just to be safe. -filed nail tip to shape the little connector tab off. -applied and cured xcoattip primer, cured -applied one coat of UV polish to give a little more dimension to the nail (personal preference) cured -applied xcoattips top coat, cured -I am not the best at polishing, so cleaned up the polish the best I could around the nailbed before curing, but did end up also filing around the nail between coats. Removal is another story....it was difficult and took some time to get them off. I did buy a nail glue removed that kind of worked, but would have used the entire bottle...so I switched over to 100% acetone and soaked them for several rounds while loosening in between around the edges with a cuticle stick.

Buy the kit and then get the separate nail glue. So I purchased these due to the hype and quality I've researched with them. I did my friends nail (pictures atrached) with the pink tips square. The process was very tedious and you must prep your nails properly. Push cuticles, clean cuticles (if they look bad), file nail bed to a rough surface (be careful not to damage your natural nail) slightly, and dehydrate them (can use 90% rubbing alcohol or pure acetone) if you don't have nail dehydrator. The nail glue gel that comes with the kit does not bond the nail alone. You have to cure the glue on your nail for 10sec and then apply some glue to the tip and then cure again. WHEN THEY CURE THEY ARE NOT COMING OFF WITHOUT PURE ACETONE, SO TAKE YOUR TIME. Trying to do these on yourself can be hard, as you have to make sure nail is straight before curing. Which is why i recommend using the BXArt nail glue for acrylics (sold separately) or any other nail glue. I see in other reviews many used a different nail glue besides the gel glue that comes in the kit. Then after curing all nails add builder gel then cure.. then add top coat then cure. I used a larger UV lamp to make the process more smoothly when it was time to cure the builder gel and top coat. She loves them. I've also ordered the brown tips (not the color I expected, way too dark). I finally ordered the nudes today (in hopes that they'll fit my nail beds and provide the color in seeking). IT'S harder for us with a severe natural curve in the natural nail. However, the process is not bad but it can be hard and take awhile when you first start using them. I do wish the short was ACTUALLY SHORT. I did notice that her pinky nail was longer than the thumb, but she loved them nevertheless...I think i might try filing the bed tips down a little on the set arriving today to make them shorter. If that works I'll update this review with more pictures.. Best quality press-on nails in the market. Don't hesitate (if you are on the fence)..give them a try. Truly hope I've helped with this review.

I'm relatively new to false nails, although this isn't my first round. I prefer tips on the shorter side, and I use only air-dry glues and lacquers. These work with my preferences, and are also easy to apply and remove, shapeable, comfortable, realistic, durable, inexpensive, and can be painted without the need for buffing. The size (XS Oval) still has a bit of length (~4mm free edge on me, as I have shorter nail beds), but they aren't obtrusive. I have smallish pinky nails and flat/wide beds in general, and didn't have issues finding a fit. The cuticle area isn't terribly square but I do find that the larger sizes fit better if I round them off a little, as my cuticle line is rounded. They are easily reshaped with a 180/240 file, and they don't get too thick at the cuticle if you do so. The tips have a nice slight taper but they aren't too pointy. I have fair-cool skin and the Nude French shade doesn't pull too yellow or too pink; they look a hair peachier in sunlight than they do in overcast or indoor lighting, but not orange. They are slightly sheer so you should take your time to avoid glue bubbles showing through, but they aren't totally see-through like a jelly nail. I also like the matte clear tips in the same size/shape, which is what I use when I want to paint them. If you look into those, please note that those are currently listed on Amazon as XS Almond, but they are definitely the same size/shape as the XS Oval in the French tips, and are listed on the brand website as XS Oval as well. The attached picture is shown with sticky tabs from the same brand, unshaped and using a regular air-dry top coat (please note that they are matte without it). Shaping and using glue will give a more natural look, but they are passable even with a quick application unless you're inspecting very closely, IMO. I try to avoid using my nails as prying tools (I carry a blunt oyster shucking knife to use instead), and I reapply my top coat every 3-4 days to help protect the French tip, but otherwise I don't baby them; I do plenty of cleaning and lifting and pet-scratching and hand/face-washing and shampooing throughout the week. I have yet to have any of these nails break or crack on me, and pop-offs are very rare with a good glue. I usually like to swap them out every 7-10 days or so just because I like to change designs, but two weeks of wear is attainable even with air-dry products; I imagine gel would give an even longer wear time, if I used it. For me these are among the best nails you can find on Amazon, and definitely worth the price, which currently comes to about $5 per application if you get them on Subscribe & Save (plus a few cents for glue/tabs and top coat). Honestly a very good deal for something comfortable and natural-looking that still gives me the flexibility to change them whenever I wish.

When I say, I love these nails. I absolutely love everything about the nails. I love the shape, the thickness and the overall look of the nail. I have gotten a number of compliments on the nails. I am always going to be a press on girlie. I have no desire to go back to the nail salon to pay those ridiculous prices! If you want something super cute and super convenient, then BTartBox has a number of different nails to buy. They last me for weeks with proper prep. Get you a really good primer and dehydrator combo and a really good nail glue. I've used Alisia and those nails never went any where.

I got the XXS oval brown - So far so good. Yesterday was my first time putting these on and it took me about 1.5 hrs to clean up my cuticles, find the sizes needed, buff and clean with alcohol, dehydrate, glue them on, apply the builder gel and top coat. They look very professional. I wouldn’t say they’re “XXS”. I would say more like “S”. I do wish they were a little shorter. My pinky nails are too long. It does not come with glue or the top coat. I used Modelones builder gel and the Perfect Match top coat I’ve been using for years. Hope these hold up longer than the regular press ons I’ve been buying from BTArtbox which are also great. Only con is a couple of the nails easily came off the strip they come on.

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These look like real acrylic nails, you can't even tell that they're press ons. I've tried these both with gel and just nail glue. Both work spectacularly. Please do follow the instructions and be sure to put an extra gel coat on top of the nails, otherwise they will chip. The nails are thick and sturdy - never had them break or bend out of shape on me. 100% worth it.

i like it, it has a lot of sizes and it looks good

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I was never a fan of press-ons because I thought they always looked too fake, but these completely changed my mind! They look so natural and salon-done. I’ve already gotten compliments on them, and I’ll definitely be purchasing again!