BTArtboxnails XCOATTIPS French Tip Nails - Short Press On Nails, 160 Pcs Pink Square Soft Gel Nail Tips Pre-applied Tip Primer & Base Coat, No Need File False Nails for Gift, 16 Sizes

The nails come with tons of size options, and the quality feels just like salon acrylics. The French tip design is super cute. Application was pretty simple. They stayed on securely and looked amazing no lifting or popping off. I wore them for almost two weeks, and they still looked great by the end. Plus, they didn’t damage my natural nails when I removed them. They’re stylish, long-lasting, and great value for the price. I’ll definitely be buying more styles!

The media could not be loaded. Press-on nails are a super quick, stylish, and budget-friendly way to get that salon look without the time or price tag. They’re easy to put on, come in tons of cute, trendy designs, and way cheaper than getting your nails done professionally. They usually last about 3–7 days, though they might pop off if you’re doing a lot with your hands. Still, they’re perfect for special events or when you just want a temporary glam moment. Just be sure to apply and remove them the right way so you don’t mess up your natural nails. And it’s easy to remove . It feel good. Press-on nails aren’t just about looks—they’re also surprisingly functional and flexible. That bendability helps them fit better and stay on longer without feeling stiff or fake.

Absolutely obsessed with these nails! They’re super classy and have that high end look without the salon price. I applied them like gelX tips, and they’ve help up beautifully. No lifting, No cracking. They are a major time saver and perfect for anyone who wants a clean, put together look.However I need help with the removal. These babies are ON!!! Even with soak off, I’ve had a hard time getting them off. If anyone has tips on the best way to remove them safely, please share! That said 10/10 recommended. I’ll definitely be stocking up !

Last year I decided I’d spent enough money at the nail salon. I started with gel, developed an allergy and switched to press-ons. I’ve tried a lot of different brands of press-on nails since then. These are on the thinner side. I highly recommend using a builder gel and top coat. I’ve used both on the nails pictures. I typically get 14+ days of wear out of my press-on sets. I get that easily with these. The only problem I’ve had with these is that I have trouble with the top coat chipping, but that’s a different product. I love how these look. Great classic French manicure. The coffin shape is perfect. The length is a bit long for me, but totally manageable. They aren’t heavy. They’re comfortable. Easy to adhere. Easy to remove. Color is great.

Always a 10/10. Easy application and removal. They’re great quality. I refuse to greet my nails done because these are amazing and last just as long. No one believes they’re press ons. They’re thick and the sizes are perfect.

In loveee with these nails!!! I have short nail beds due to me biting my nails constantly and they stay for me! This brand is amazing I love the color of them and the quality is very durable. They’re not thin or too thick like some. They aren’t see through which is amazing! There are several sizes available for use.

Love these nails! I've been doing my own nails for the past 3 years. These are the best press on nails I've purchased. I've had them on for over two weeks and had zero nails come off. Just make sure you prep your nails correctly and these babies will last! For those who say the price is high, you get about two months of nails with the packet for less than $30. I would defiantly be purchasing again!

Pros:The French is perfect because it is machine pressed or machine made. It's smooth, thin to the surface of the nail, and the smile line is impeccable.It is indeed gel. It has a perfect gelly look to it, matte or glossy, and doesn't crease when bent, making it fast, easy and accurate when making a pinched set of nails.Easy to layer over top of polygel, hard gel, gel glue, or traditional air dry glue.They take all types of polish and top coats oh so dreamily.When layered with gel glue, polygel or hard gel, they're easy to keep as reusable press ons.Cons:I wish the pink was a little more opaque, a little brighter and a little bit more of a cotton candy or bubble gum color. I use polygel or hard gel under these because otherwise there's a semi sheer pink gap between my finger tip and where the French smile line begins. I don't use them with traditional air dry glue on their own for this reason. If they were a little more opaque and a little pinker, I would be able to, though. They're so close to perfect for me.The pink short almond set came with all the pieces in a plastic box, loose. I hated that. I think that the strips are by far more professional, convenient, attractive and easy to size.I returned them because unfortunately several nails were clipped at the tips, so were more like coffin instead of almond like the rest of the nails in the set.I wound up ordering their Pink Short Square instead.4/25/2023:I got the short pink square set today and got them on. I'm in love!!! That's my left thumb. I installed this set with my favorite nail bed polygel of all time, Rosè from Makartt. I have some pink, opaque builder gel coming from Makartt later this week, and I'll redo my nails then with it instead because I want a bit more coverage and thinner cuticles that I don't need to sand down, which does create a rougher, faker look for me if I can't do it perfectly... extra tough to do with my non dominant hand!But these nails are incredible, in my opinion. I can file them down at the cuticle area before applying if I need them shorter while preserving the French tip, they're sturdy enough for me while still being thin enough, I love the pink color, the box contains 5 to 10 sets for my personal use depending on whether I use hard gel or polygel, and they can be reused as pressons.Now the pro tip. Have you ever heard of the cuticle pocket? Opening the cuticle pocket is the secret to getting nails that look and feel exactly like Russian salon nail services. If you look on YouTube, search "how to open and clean the cuticle pocket nails" or something very similar. I know my photo isn't the greatest, but hopefully you can see the depth between the nail and cuticle area. If you open that cuticle pocket, clean it, then carefully insert the press on slightly under it, it looks incredibly crisp and it prevents lifting even further.Another pro tip, one I figured out myself:If these nails are too sheer for your liking, buy or use a jelly polish on the underside of the nails first, one to three coats, and then fill the under side with non stick sculpting gel. Pressing down on the cuticle area forward to the tip, you'll retail the nice thin cuticle area under the pocket too. Then you'll also want to secure the nail with a clear UV clip. Place it right at the cuticle area firmly, then bake in the light for 90 sec. Then top coat to seal the French tip. Voila.Another general note, if you insert the nail under your cuticle, it shortens the press on. BTA Frenchies are in general perceived to be kinda long.. your opinion of the length depends on the length of your applied area, so, from chosen cuticle area (some people leave some space between the press on and their cuticle, some people gently push back and clean the cuticle to apply for a snug fit, some apply against the untouched cuticle, and some, like me now, give the cuticle the full cut, push and clean, then insert underneath) to the free edge of the finger tip. If you insert these into the pocket, suddenly too long "short" press ons become much shorter.. in my new opinion, just right. I love BTA French tips.