Static NailsReusable Pop-On Manicure Set, Non-Damaging Glue-On Nails (Round) - False Nails with Static Nail Glue, Nail Set, Fake Acrylic Press On Nails (Fat Stacks, Round)

To the REAL static nails, I would give 5 stars. Sadly these are not the real deal. Scammers did a great job making the packaging look legitimate. Unfortunately the product gives it away! This is my second order of these from amazon, and I’ve ordered probably 4 or 5 times from the real static nails website. The first set of these from amazon were just... off. They didn’t fit right, and were so convex that they looked huge and obviously fake on my fingers. However, the packaging looked normal, and it included all the correct sizes, so I figured it was just that style that was off. Now I’m sure those were fake too. I just got the French manicure set. The first thing I noticed is how awful the design looks. I included a photo. The white part is literally like pixelated. Like when you zoom up too far on a photo and can see all the individual pixels. Looks awful. After sorting through, I noticed these are also so ridiculously curved that they won’t even sit flush against my nail. Finally figured out I was sent NO half sizes (real static nails have half sizes), plus only a total of 21 instead of 24. In my box was (1) size 0, (1) size 1, (2) size 2, (0) size three, (FIVE) size 4, (3) size 5, (3) size 6, and (2) each of sizes 7, 8, and 9. I don’t normally write reviews at all, much less any this long and detailed... but this is just bs. I’m including photos of these s$?! nails next to a same-size static nail bought directly from their website. Real static nail on left.TL;DR: Fake crap, buy from the real website

The amount of people that don't read directions or even do a minor google search is... not good.I've been using these for 6 months religiously and they are perfection and last 2-3 weeks with no damage at removal. Here's what you do:Push your cuticles back and trim your nails short. File off the shine of your nail so there's a rough surface for the glue to adhere to. Before applying, wipe them with rubbing alcohol to remove any oils or moisture. Prefit and lay out your nails. Have a paper towel right there. Put a layer of glue on your nail, pick up the fake nail carefully at the top, put a layer of glue on the inside of the nail too. Lightly set it on your nail. Reposition your hand and get it perfect and press down firmly. This makes a good solid seal. Glue will spill out. Do a QUICK swipe with a corner of your paper towel. Be careful to not get glue on your finger tips you will be touching the other nails with. Take your time. Press and hold each one for 10 seconds ideally. Don't shower right after. Give the glue time to set.I've trimmed and filed right after with no problem. I use my fingernails like tools everyday I'm pretty rough on my hands and no problems.When you need to remove. Soak in hot water until they loosen. It clearly says hot water on the directions, not acetone.If you take them off this way they won't damage your nails and you can get a cheap electric round file and file off the glue on the inside and reuse them.Only concern: the colors always seem to be off. This doesn't look like the picture of spiked coral. Still love them anyway though.If you do this with just a little bit of care and info, all these bad reviews are irrelevant.

I’m torn on these. A couple plus-sides, but a few negatives as well.Got these for a trip (I do a lot of doggy nail trims for work, so my own nails are dremmeled to bits) and I will say the glue seriously lasts. TIP: I swiped my nails with an alcohol wipe before applying just to get any oils/lotion off my nails. I saw a lot of complaints about lasting power, but I had no problems and I wonder if that’s why? *shrugs*So they lasted me the week, but by the end of the trip the printed white tips were looking super haggard and I almost wish they’d given up before the week was up, because I wasn’t able to pry ‘em off sooner. And ,yes, they’re reusable but after about 6 days of wear, they were way beyond being reused.They looked very nice though before they got beat up- realistic, even. Minus the fact that you could see where the glue dots pooled under a few of the false nails- partially to the fact that the French manicure style nails were semi transparent, wouldn’t have that problem with the opaque styles on offer, I think.If I tried these again, I’d definitely try a more solid/opaque style (no patterns printed-on either) for more longevity.Overall, I guess I was pretty happy with the value since I only needed/wanted them for a trip and I didn’t need to spend money on a gel manicure that would’ve been ruined as soon as I got back to work.

Great item- thinner than others so it looks like a real gel manicure and not a press on.

It’s SO quick and easy to use! This is my second set and I’m 100% sold! It looks great and at a fraction of the cost of the salon (and MUCH faster), I will never go to a salon again! Also, I reused my first set 6 times and only had issues with a few because I did not follow the directions the first 2 times. So here are my tips1. Cut your nails and cuticles.2. LET THE GLUE SET FOR 5-6 SECONDS3. Keep a wipe near by for glue overflow4. Soak nails in water to remove. Don’t try polish remover!

I purchased the Canvas nails to paint myself as they didnt have colors I needed. I applied 100% per directions. While applying nails, ones on the other hand started popping off. I replied after cleaning and filing the mail to clear it. I finally got all nails applied and trimmed and filed as directed. Half my nails shattered from trimming. I had to peel them off causing serious damage to my nail. Because I have an event tomorrow I reapplied nails, trimming FIRST, then gluing on. So far ok only I ran out of some sizes and have smaller nails than needed on some fingers. I have a gel light so we shall see how the gel paint holds up.... but I will say, after painting they look pretty natural.