Press On Nails - Cobalt Blue | Opaque Bright Vibrant Blue Short Almond Fake Nails, Salon Quality | 15 Sizes - 30 Nail Kit

I absolutely adore this brand of artificial nails. Every time I apply them, they instantly elevate my look. The length is just perfect—not too long, allowing for easy daily tasks, yet long enough to make a statement. What truly impresses me is their durability; I managed to wear them for over two weeks with the glue that came in the package, and they held up beautifully throughout. One of my biggest concerns with artificial nails is the chance of them lifting, which can be frustrating, especially when they snag on my hair. Fortunately, these nails stayed securely in place without a single lift, providing me peace of mind. The color selection is lovely, adding a pop of elegance to my overall appearance. I also appreciate the thickness of the nails; they strike a perfect balance—not too thick to feel heavy, but also not so thin that they feel flimsy. I found them easy to file down, allowing me to customize the length according to my personal preferences. Overall, I couldn't be happier with my experience using these nails!

My first time trying press ons and I chose Glamnetic based on many reviews. I purchased the In the Nude set, medium square. I’m giving 5 stars because my dislikes are more personal preference. I love the durability. Much stronger than I expected. What I don’t like is my own fault. I tried the Nina Poole method made famous on TikTok and brushed the press ons with pure acetone and it made white spots on the back of the nail, which is now visible. Wiping with alcohol makes it go away but only temporarily. Note in the pics, this is NOT lifting. It’s the white from the acetone. Perhaps it wouldn’t be noticeable on darker nails. My other dislike is the shape. As an acrylic wearer for 20 years, these weren’t square enough for me. Just personal preference.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Since I was a child I was a nail biter. Prior to the nail salons popping up in the late 90’s, I wore press ons which sucked. They popped off almost instantly. For the past 30 years, I have been getting salon nails done regularly. I started with acrylics, eventually changed to ANC, and then went to gel. All 3 are horrible for your natural nails, weakening them, and they require a lot of time and lots of money to maintain. For these reasons I called it quits 2 years ago. This is when I attempted to grow my own nails. Between having a hard time with painting and shaping them on my own, and them not breaking due to being thin and brittle thanks to the years of abuse, my natural nails just are not successful no matter how hard I try. I’ve been seeing ads on social media for these so I decided to check them out. I like my nails on the shorter side, just a small tip. I also like them shaped scoval. Round is too old lady, square with sharp corners is too 90’s, pointing and coffin shape are a hard pass for me. Unfortunately I wasn’t able to get the length and shape I like so I got what was close and decided to cut and file them down myself. Which was easy to do and did not damage the nails.Now I’m no trained nail professional so my shaping is not the best but I couldn’t be more pleased with these press on nails!!! If you read the directions and prep your nails properly they go on and stay on! I don’t know what kind of magic super glue they use but these nails stick!!! I’ve been wearing them for two days now. I’ve done gardening, cooking and baking, washed dishes, and shampooed my hair in that time frame and I have had no pop offs, no breaks, no chipping. These nails are strong and durable. Aside from my terrible shaping and the color which I’m not too crazy about, I think they look very good. I’m going to scuff them up a bit and attempt to paint them with a different color. If it turns out to look like crap I will then attempt to remove them according to directions, and I will report back on how the removal process goes. Hopefully painting over them is successful and I won’t need to remove them!

Looked great! Unfortunately the first nail popped off after 3 days but the rest stayed solid so I suspect it was user error! It was exactly 1 week before another nail came off and then I took them all off using the glamnetics removal product (works pretty well)! I’m pretty impressed with the 1 week though because I wasn’t particularly careful with my nails. I washed dishes multiple times a day w/o gloves and also bathed my babies and did plenty of cleaning and so my hands were always in water and handled somewhat roughly! A few of the nails would’ve lasted longer than a week if I hadn’t used the remover to take them off. I bought another set and will be more careful with the application and will use gloves for dishwashing at least. If I can get them all to stay for at least 1 week then I will continue to use the product and give the next set of nails I bought 5 stars! So we will see! It does look good, the nails are thin but not too thin, the design is beautiful but some of the shape was lost going through the week. The glue def works imo. Tips for application: be sure to get the correct size nail, if in doubt go a bit smaller. If you go bigger it may hit your skin and create a gap. When pressing the nail on be sure to press the edges well in order to seal the nail so water doesn’t end up under the nail Prep your nails well! This I learned from failing to pay attention to it and are things I have in mind to improve for the next time. *After taking my own advice* I carefully did it a second time and it worked great, 1 nail came off after 4 days but the rest stayed on until day 15 so it worked well. I ended up buying another set of nails again after that great experience and I was less careful applying apparently because they started coming off day 1 and by day 3 I had taken them off myself since quite a few fell off. So it seems with very careful application you can get decent results. The nails that lasted the longest were also the shortest though and I think that probably played a role also. I might use them again but maybe not too, I did 3 applications 1st was alright, 2nd good, & 3rd try not so good.

Currently wearing the nails now and I LOVE THEM, the fit is perfect for my small nails, they are a little more flimsy than I thought, but they do not chip, break or snag. The glue is amazing as well, as I am going on my 3rd week with them on. The color is beautiful and perfect. The length is great as well. I think they are a bit shorter than other “Medium length” styles, but this absolutely works in my favor. I also have zero issues typing on a regular keyboard vs using one that is raised. I can still use the pads of my fingers vs the nail itself. Which says a lot about quality and durability. I will always be a fan of Glamnetic nails now that I have tried them.

Looks good on me. It’s strong, easy to apply, and enough thickness.

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.

This chocolate color is so pretty and perfect for fall! I love these press on nails, besides the thumbs. They are easy and pretty quick to put on. They last around 2 weeks, so good value! I like how many sizes they have. I have pretty wide and short/stubby thumbs, and they have ones that fit the width, except they are so long. They look disproportionate in length compared to the other nails, and usually fall off faster than the others. Usually I have to trim the bottom to shorten them, but that takes off the tapered edge which is a bummer. Otherwise they are comfortable, look pretty professional, and I love the variety!