I have used static nails for several months now and I'm simply obsessed. The shape and quality is outstanding and this color is the perfect light pink neutral. I love getting acrylics but am not able to anymore due to work. These nails are the perfect alternative and can last just for a fun weekend or greater than a week depending on how much glue you use. They last a super long time if you add the right amount of glue. I am now a loyal customer and looking forward to trying new colors/designs! Would recommend to any acrylic lover who is looking to save money or someone can't have unremovable, long nails for work or school obligations.

I haven't used press on nails in over a decade, but I had heard good things about these and decided to give them a try. They were very easy to apply and look absolutely beautiful. One tip from an amateur--be sure to center them before pressing and holding. I put on a couple of nails slightly off to one side. It isn't very noticeable, but I will try to do better next time.

I’ve used Static Nails a couple of times now and I have loved each set! They last about a little over three weeks and stay looking great until I pop them off :-)

I had seen ads for Static Nails on Facebook and was interested, but hesitant because I had never tried fake nails before. My natural nails are fairly brittle and need frequent manicures to maintain, but I don't get my nails done too often because of the cost. I purchased Sugar Floss in the almond shape, and the nails were incredibly easy to put on myself. I watched a few YouTube videos to see how others did it, which helped. I also found that the nails were nicely easy to cut and shape, as I prefer a shorter nail. Overall, I am extremely happy with Static Nails! The nails lasted for about a week before they started popping off, but with re-applications they lasted about three weeks! I purchased the Cherry Liquor color next, and had the same wonderful results.

These nails are very easy to apply and remove. They made my nails look a million times more professional! The only warning I will give is NOT to remove the nails before they are "ready" to pop off. I removed the Cherry Liquor ones too early, by soaking in warm water. This loosened them enough to pull the nails off, but truly the glue should have worn down more. This caused a bit of nail damage and lasting sensitivity; however, none of these effects happened with the Sugar Floss nails, which is likely due to the fact that I waited until the nails were popping off on their own to remove all of them.