KQueenest Royal Blue Chrome Press on Nails Short Medium Square Metallic Fake Nails Glitter Glue on Nails Short Medium Mirror False Acrylic Nails Press Ons Natural Stick on Nails for Women 24 Pcs

These are the coolest electric blue and I love the color! the base color is black so keep that in mind if you don't think you'd like that. You do not see the base through the front. I really like the color!

These are so pretty. I highly recommend

The media could not be loaded. **EDIT 7/7/2024Well, it's 4 days since I first reviewed and unfortunately now they are splitting up the middle and the metallic color is almost completely gone. (See photos). So unfortunately, these are a waste of money if you want them to last/ Look good for longer than 3 days or so...Ohhh, these nails made me so sad! They are absolutely GORGEOUS, the perfect shape & length for me- which is not as easy to find as you'd think- and the compliments rolled in! Unfortunately, after about 3 days, the color started coming off, very obviously, as you can see in the pictures. And what really stinks is that, aside from that, these nails are great! Not ONE split, chipped or broken nail in over a week, and they've stayed on perfectly! So that kinda makes it even worse, bc it's just the discoloration that keeps these from being the holy grail nails! 😫One last thing I want to say is that, for the most part, it's not the fault of the NAILS if they're popping/ falling off, it's the glue and/ or the application process! I see SO MANY reviews where people are blaming the nails for that, and it's NOT! You hafta file the nails beds, wipe them down with acetone polish remover or alcohol, and then put a drop of glue on the fake nail AND your real nail. And the glue you use makes ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD!!!Thanks to all you knowledgeable peeps here in the Amazon reviews, I discovered MAKARTT nail glue, and I am telling you, I could work at a construction site all week and these nails would laugh; "HAHA! DO YOUR WORST"! That glue is THAT GOOD! Listen, I think everyone knows all these fake nails that come in the white boxes are Dollar Tree nails- go look, you'll see! It's just that the dollar stores usually have the uggo ones that no one wants, but with the right glue those nails ain't going anywhere! Seriously, since I started using that glue, my nails last WELL OVER a month , and I've quite literally only had to reglue maybe 4 nails in the last 4 months or so?! I'm telling ya, the stuff is crazy, and just for the record, NO, I don't work for them or anything! I'm just passing along an amazing find I found that I consider (in the manicure sense) life changing! Now stop reading my blathering review & GO BUY IT! Lol.Now I gotta go back to trying to find nails JUST LIKE THESE , but that KEEP THEIR COLOR! I was so close 🤏 with these, so close! The search continues...

Very nice quality.

These are gorgeous color and the chrome is fabulous as soon as he put them on but they chip and split way too easy I was so disappointed I really wanted them to work

When I looked at the reviews on these nails, there was only one and it did not sound hopeful but I decided to take my chances and I am happy I didThese nails are very beautiful and I have gotten lots of compliments. The other comment said they did not stay on long and they peeled quickly.The best glue I have found for press ons is "Nail Bind" nail glue. It is worth the ten to twelve dollars you will spend on it.With that said, my nails have been on for three weeks. They did not chip, but after fidgeting and rubbing them all that time, the color is fading. But only I noticed and I am still getting compliments.Now keep in mind, they are press-ons and press-ons are not like going to a nail salon. If you get more than a couple weeks wear out of them that is awesome. With "NAIL BOND" nail glue I can achieve this depending on the brand of nail I buy. Their are some nails that are only good for a night and others can last longer.I hope this helps someone make an educated decision.

I purchased these in the ROYAL BLUE CHROME color. Regardless of the current style, I prefer the square shape and I don't like my nails long. I was going out of town and typically I destroy my manicure polish look shortly after leaving the salon. One of my nieces, like her mother, always has a great press on manicure where you CANNOT distinguish it from a professional so I enlisted her to do the application. She also opted to utilize nail glue as opposed to the press tabs provided. Almost two weeks later my LEFT HAND is fully intact. I am right handed which I think contributed to the deterioration of those nails. I mistakenly banged my thumb nail against the sink while rushing to pack for my trip. I contacted my niece who advised what nail glue to purchase but as I never removed old glue, it would not stay on and I know that I did not properly apply it based on how the nail was sitting. I lost three more nails on the right hand the day I was rushing to pack for my return home. Overall, I do not regret the purchase and had actually purchased but did not keep last year to wear for a wedding. Based on this experience I wish I had kept them, and I would purchase again being sure to keep the extras and nail glue handy. They also fared well after I had my niece cut them down again after application and file. I would DEFINITELY RECOMMMEND and advise that if you aren't used to wearing nails, which I am not, that you be more mindful of what you do with your dominant hand. Don't know if this was a contributor in addition to the rushing, but every time I lost a nail by mistakenly banging it against a hard surface or grabbing something, I had also recently showered and applied a body oil/moisturizer.

I needed a temporary blue design for nails for about a week and my nails were too brittle to do a professional set, so I went to find some press ons for my needs. I loved the chrome and they were shorter than some of the others I had seen online, so I ordered them to try. I originally tried the sticker they had instead of the glue, but they fell off really easily and I couldn't do anything with any pressure on them so I switched to the glue and they stayed a little better, but did fall off a few times for me to have to glue them back on. They were also very thin, so they bent pretty easily and the chrome scraped off pretty easily for not doing much out of the ordinary with my hands. When they would fall off too, the glue would keep some of the silver chrome on the back on my nail bed, which was difficult to get off when I was done with them.