XXL square gel nail tips

Works like a charm! Functionality is amazing, quality is great! Don’t have to worry about these bad boys coming off and super easy to apply!

The glue will outlast growth. Will definitely buy again. I liked that the nails are flexible but till strong. Mine lasts for about 2 weeks

super durable, great thickness, size options are amazing, the texture is wonderful!

Use for making my pess-ons great quality and easy to use, Love that they are clear so can be universal with designs. fit prefect for size.

Best nails I’ve found for press ons! Most nails have too high of an apex to make for good press-ons. I’ve tried SEVERAL other recommended brands but none were good for what I needed. These don’t have a high spex, they’re shaped well as expected, come with a good amount of nails especially for the price. The sizing for the nails are pretty good, though I’ve had better. The reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because the bottom of the nails (the part that goes by your cuticle) is to squared for most nails I’ve tried them on as well as too thick. This requires me to file down the end for a thinner edge and round it out on the sides some. Not the end of the world. My favorite brand was BTartbox because they had a tight fit around the nail, a smaller apex and were the strongest nails I’ve ever encountered yet still had a thin edge. They unfortunately don’t make clear tips for homemade pressons anymore so I’d recommend these as a close second.

Ignore any naysayers. If their nails popped off it's 99% because they didn't do correct prep. 15 they have oily nail plates that don't allow for adhesion. It happens! Proper Prep: -lightly buff nail plate -dehydrate w/ alcohol or acetone -apply an acid free primer/bonder -apply a thin coat of base gel (any brand) on the nail and cure for 30 seconds -and most importantly, etch the inside of the nail tip with either an efile or nail tip primer/prep to rough it up. I'm a licensed nail tech and the number one reason full cover tips fall off is incorrect prep. Gel will not adhere to a very smooth, shiny surface for long. You must create a surface that will bond the plastic nail to the nail plate- thus the thin coat of base gel because it is sticky after curing (inhibition layer) and roughing up inside of nail where the full cover tip meets the nail plate. Same with application of gel on top of a plastic nail- you must rough up or prime the surface for the gel to adhere. In any case, I've used all of the gel nail glue types (and tried different brands) for "gel x" application both on myself and my clients and this is the easiest to control. The solid glue gel that is like a putty (no viscosity) is hard to press down without getting seepage, and creates a higher application on the nail. The liquid ones (high viscosity like gel polish) are too hard to press down without bubbles or seepage before the flash cure when doing on myself (for my clients it's fine because I have 2 hands to do the application!). TIP: I chill this to make it nearer to the viscosity of the solid glue gel so I put my tubes in the fridge for a few hours and it's perfect. The only way I can describe it is the viscosity of paste (not gel) type toothpaste. SO easy to control. It just flows down the nail without sidewall or cuticle seepage when applying at a 45 degree angle from the cuticle, pressing down toward the free edge without pressure. See photo. I did NO cuticle filing afterward. A perfect, seamless application. Highly recommend!

Great quality

Looks Just Like a Professional Set! Review: These press-on nails are a game changer! They’re easy to apply, fit perfectly, and look just like acrylics from the salon. The glue holds strong, and they last me over a week with no lifting. I’ve already ordered more styles. Five stars for sure!