Glamnetic Press On Nails - Goal Digger | Glossy, Semi-Transparent, Short Round Nails, Reusable | 12 Sizes - 30 Nail Kit with Glue

I don't come on here to review things often, but I wanted to come and give a huge shout out to Glamnetic for not just the variety, but the science behind the formulation they have found for salon quality, press on nails.Much like a lot of other folks here, I came looking for durable nails that wouldn't destroy my nails. Cost alone, whatever is in the glue for these nails really does the trick. The other thing that was really important for me was nail health. I have at home kits for gel, dipping powder, and even got one of those nail Dremel tools to try and bring the salon experience home.I ended up finding out the hard way that you're truly eating away at the durability of your natural nail when you're constantly filing down and refiling for new nails.Glamnetic met me in the middle of the road and hit all the important needs of mine. Cost effective, versatile sizing options (and when I've needed to replace a nail it's been SUPER EASY to file another down to the right size!) and again, I was so impressed by how durable a press on nail could be. Yes, sometimes they pop-off, and it's an easy 3 minute fix with one of your "spare" nails from the kit! But also, when your nails are popping off instead of chipping or cracking, your base nail STAYS HEALTHY. So I'd rather have a nail pop off while I'm wrestling with my dogs. Or I'd rather have my nail pop off because I forget to move my hand and have a near miss closing a door on it.The thing is, the fact that I can enjoy a nice fake nail that looks like any other salon quality nail WHILE KEEPING MY NAILS HEALTHY, oh my god. I just loved this option so much.Thanks Glamnetic, for saving me some money and giving me a chance to feel pretty on my own terms. (Ignore my stubby hands and fingers)

I normally get my nails done (dip/powder) once/month but try to take an 8 week break once a year. The problem is when I do not have something on my nails. I tend to chew on the sides and pick up my cuticles, along with giving myself hangovers and other attractive, sexy habits. Using press ons allows me to take them on and off as needed- and I feel like it is not so smothering on my nails - and hopefully a little healthier. I tried this brand for the first time and so far I am impressed. It passed the test of playing ball with my German Shepherd, washing dishes and even washing and scrubbing my hair so far. I did add an extra glue along with the one that came with, which has been my practice with press on nails for sometime. I added the Kiss, maximum strength glue to the glue that with these nails. I got the pink and the brightness pops and is a great accessory for spring. I also like that these are not quite pointed, but still narrowed and rounded without being too long. I chose the shortly length.

I don’t usually wear true square styles— usually only almond or coffin— so bear with me.The color and quality seem great. Glue is great. Features all the troubles that come along any set of press-on nails, but you already knew that.But the thumbs… *What??*It’s likely only on sets of this shape, and I suspect this may be an older style from Glamnetic, but the thumbs are WAY too proportionally short when compared to the other nails.To be clear, I did not pick any insane sizes. In the order on my left hand, the sizes I chose are as follows:14, 8, 7, 9, 3.Yes, I chose smaller sizes overall, but I chose the smallest thumb size as well. The 14 for my pinky finger is by far my most “extreme” size here, and it does not look disproportionate at all.But the thumbs??? They barely extend past my finger, when at least 1/3rd of the nail extends past my finger in all other sizes. I checked, and it seems they are all approximately the same length, regardless of size, which to ME, makes the thumbs much, MUCH more stumpy. Aesthetically, it’s fine, but for typing, the inconsistency is kind of annoying.Giving it a 4 star because they’re essentially what I expected, pretty, and because I believe the odd length choices could be a fluke or an anomaly. I’ve had plenty of almond-shaped sets from Glamnetic and never felt there was such a disproportionate difference, so this could very well just be how square nails are typically shaped. Who knows!

I recently purchased the Glamnetic Press On Nails in Ruby, and I am absolutely thrilled with my decision! These nails are not only visually stunning, but they are also incredibly easy to apply. The rich color and glossy finish provide a professional look that lasts for days. I appreciate that they can be stored for reuse, making them a convenient option for on-the-go glamour. The quality is impressive, with no chipping or lifting, and they are comfortable to wear throughout the day. I highly recommend these press-on nails to anyone seeking a quick and stylish manicure

It’s hard to get a good picture of the shine on these nails but trust me they sparkle ✨They are good solid nails too. They don’t chip to crack.I don’t use the glue that comes with the kit but when I use my favorite glue these nails will last 2 weeks, probably more for people who aren’t as rough on their nails as me. These are also a perfect short/medium almond.For the price though I do wish the kit came with more nails but I would still definitely recommend!

The media could not be loaded. When I tell you, I had to do some serious filing and shaping to fit thumbnails as middle and index finger nails 😩. Even the one large enough for the ring finger didn’t offer enough coverage. I would’ve given these nails five stars based on the design. The lovely gold accent gives it a unique flare however, I had to take away a star due to lacking size variety, which are normally available in nails of this price even the slightly cheaper kiss version have more sizes. That part was deeply disappointing. So I wouldn’t say that these are really large or medium hand, friendly as you can see from the photo most of the tiny nails are so close in size they could be repackage these as nails for little girls. I also had to remove another star due to the unnatural shape of the tips of the larger nails that required lots of filing.