10 Sheets Waterproof Breathable Jelly Double Sided Nail Adhesives,Press on Nails Sticky Tabs Nail Glue Sticker

Like most of the 5 star reviews, I totally agree I will never use nail glue again! I got 10 solid days of wear with no pop-offs (I used gloves for doing the dishes, cleaning the bathroom etc. but did not pamper usage with my hands for daily activities). And that was by following the application instructions here on the item's page (using a hairdryer to heat the tabs and pressing them down hard for at least the 20 seconds recommended). I minimally prepped my nails since they are a bit ridged: slight buffing to smooth them a bit then cleaning them off with alcohol. I agree with others that peeling off the tabs from the sheets is a little tricky but using tweezers and a headband magnifier (like for doing close-up crafts) made it much easier; even if you have steady hands and great eyesight I highly suggest using both. And the tabs themselves are very low profile and do not noticeably raise the false nail up off your natural nail. As others have also mentioned, you should use the largest tab size that will fit your nail to get the most adhesion area. I followed the warm water removal instructions and had good success. Soaked my nails in warm to hot-ish water for 2 1/2 minutes and was able to get an orange stick (bevel side) under the adhesive tab under the false nail and gently work it off my natural nail, moving from the cuticle to the tip of the nail in a side to side motion. I was able to do two nails at a time easily, then I would soak again. I refreshed the warm water when I did the other hand. And the best part was *no* damage to my natural nails! And as advertised, you can remove the remaining tab off the false nail for reuse but just be careful - I used Kiss brand Bare But Better medium length nails and deformed a couple up pretty good so those couldn't be reused. I'm sure thicker, opaque nails of any brand would fare better. I highly recommend this product and hope the manufacturer keeps up the good work!

It’s easy to apply, easy for the nail to stick on, and stays on for a few days. As others have mentioned, this is not glue, so if you press on the nail, you will feel it against your cuticle, as though it were loose, but I have not had an issue of them falling off before I was ready yet. Also, removal is extremely easy: I use hand sanitizer on each nail and an orange stick to move it around and disperse the sanitizer (can use alcohol too). In a matter of minutes, the glue is soft enough to remove the press on from natural nail. Give it a few more minutes for it to dry and become tacky again and remove the tabs using the orange stick to roll up into a ball and dispose. This allows you to save the nail for re-use (clean with alcohol after). I love this because I create my own nails and there are times that I want to reuse the designs and this allows me to do that. Plus it’s less damaging on my nail. I used glue last time, and the removal process was not easy, and took about two days to fully remove false nail. The solution ruined the nail that I created, practically melting it, and a piece of my natural nail was still pulled off by the press on. I would prefer a bit longer to cover the entire nail, but still a great alternative.

I’ve been experimenting with glue tabs because I didn’t want the hassle of glue. I’m a no fuss girl so this seemed like a quick mess-free option, and I was right. What I’ve learned with all glue tabs is as long as you use a tab that covers the entire nail they work best. If the tab is longer than my nail I gently file the extra off. If it’s not long enough, I use two. I make my own press ons and like them to last more than one wear. Glue tabs for the win! Prep, I don’t prep my nails like others because buffing destroys my natural nails. To each their own. I use Orly nail strengthener first, wait about an hour then apply the glue tabs. I’m on day three and these nails aren’t going anywhere. These tabs aren’t thick at all, and as you can see in my pictures, my nails are flush with my cuticle and sides. So far they are my number one pick for adhesion. I’m giving them four stars instead of five due to the difficulty of removing the plastic backing from the tab when on the nail. The struggle is real and adds a little extra time. Using a tweezer helped remove them but it wasn’t a perfect fix to the issue. Other brands, the backings come right off. Regardless of this issue, the holding power outweighs it and put these tabs at the top of my list. Removal. I’ve used these before and removal is easy. Soak in hot water to loosen them, wiggle the nail with a wooden stick, pop off then roll off any remaining glue from the nails. Dry drops are a great cleaner if you want to stay away from acetone and they moisturize the nails and cuticles. Hope this review helps.

So far these are working well. Since I cannot use nail glue as it damages my nails these have been great. The we only thing is it can be difficult to peel the top plastic to adhere the nail to. Takes a few extra minutes but for me it’s worth it. Just make sure you wipe your nails with alcohol before you appt them to make sure they adhere.

If you press firmly and then don't get your hands wet for about an hour, it stays for days. ...But. The tabs are so thick that there's an obvious gap between your nail and the press on, which absolutely leads to everything getting stuck under them, which is why I'm looking for another set of tabs in the end.

I love adhesive tabs for press on nails because they do last! You need to prep your nail well before you put these adhesive tabs on. You need to remove the excess oils off your nails, and stick them on well or else they will fall off. I have been able to keep press ons for a week and longer. Honestly, love them, and they are easy to remove, especially if you don't have any intention of keeping them on for long.

I’m using these in conjunction with traditional liquid nail glue. I add one of these to the nail bed, them a drop of glue to the acrylic nail before pressing it over the glue pad. The effect is brilliant. Then glue pad protects the majority of my nail from them harsher liquid glue, forming a sponge on the middle of the nail. The liquid flute then seals itself around the pads, locking them artificial nail in place solidly. I’m a swim teacher, and this setup gives me artificial nails that last close to four weeks, in harsh pool water up to 20+ hours, five days a week, with no lifting. And when the pill water finally does lift them, my nail’s are still recognisably nails, instead of wizened, melted, wrinkly horrors. Don’t get me wrong, the nails are still thin and brittle from lack of oxygen and overdoses of water, chlorine and salts, but I *have* nails, which without the protective casing of the acrylic nails and the glues they recede halfway down the nail bed (I put a drop of the liquid under the leading edge of the acrylic to seal the front of the nail, too). So, despite these being a little fiddly to get on squarely - especially after the first hand is done), their cheap price and good effectiveness makes them worth the effort. (And yes, once you work out that you should put the pad on all your nails before starting to stick down the acrylics, life gets a lot easier…And they sit better if they’re applied to the nail first, not the falsie.)

Really good quality for the price. The glue in really strong and keeps the fake nails in place all day

This product could be really good. It certainly has one of the strongest adhesives I’ve found. The down side is that you can’t get the top layer off rendering them useless.

Very sticky but difficult to get the top layer off to stick the nail- it is very fiddly