KISS 96 Full Cover Toenails Kit

Let’s start here. I do not have cute feet or toes. However, these lovely press ons help my toes look more presentable. I don’t think I’ll ever return to a salon. These were my first attempt at press on toenails and skeptical was an understatement. I was afraid the nails wouldn’t fit, they’d look too fake, or they’d come off a day later while out in public. All of those worries were put to rest. I think the nails fit my natural toenails pretty well. I was able to find a nail that fit convincingly for each toe. What I will say is that I wish there were more of the smaller sizes in the pack as I used the same sizes on multiple nails, so ran out of the smaller sizes relatively quickly. Still satisfied with the size options though. The nails also look quite real. I was worried that they would look overly fake, but that’s not the case. I’d go as far to say that they look like I went to the nail salon and got them done. I’m always sure to use gel polish and to add a clear coat on top to give it that salon look and feel. This helps them last longer as well. These nails are long lasting. I haven’t worn them longer than a month, but I do believe they’d last longer than that if I didn’t take them off. I saw interviews mentioning that the glue wasn’t the best and I both agree and disagree. I’ve ordered these pack of nails twice and received what I believed was an old batch of glue the second time, so it wasn’t the strongest hold when trying to use the glue on my fingernails. The glue really hasn’t been that great for me with press on fingernails whether expired or not…. As for the toenails, the glue that comes in the pack works well. Both the good batch and the old batch held for a long time. In the second picture (red toes) I’ve had the nails on for 3 weeks. I only ever lost a toenail once and it was because I aggressively stubbed my toe on the corner of the wall. Even though the toenail came off, I knew it was sturdy and on well because my toe/nail bed was hurting for days afterwards. Getting these nails off are the hardest part for me and perhaps the biggest “downfall” of the nails, but we want them to stay on, so I don’t see this as a deal breaker. I advise you to soak your feet in warm water and add in a mild dish soap. This should loosen up the glue and allow you to wedge the nail off. You can also use a nail drill to grind the nails down, which I do, but that is slightly more advanced. Last thing to note, these toenails are longer than some people prefer. I usually file them down, but sometimes I’m lazy and leave the length as is after filing off the tab. The length isn’t much of an issue to me. If you prep your toenails correctly, these press on can last a month or longer. Be prepared to have to work to get them off. Definitely worth the price. Will be purchasing more.