Misssix French Gel Press on Fake Nail Tips, Short Square, No Need to File, Pre-lasting for Nail Art DIY 16 Sizes Multicolor 160Pcs

These nails surpassed my expectations, I came across Btart Gelx nails a few months ago on socials and they’re great but too pricey. This brand is by far the same top quality, for less than half the price. Plz don’t go crazy girlies, so they don’t up the price on us 😭🤭they were under $8 when I ordered. I wanted to try these same warm color frenchies from Btart for monthsss but not for $30+ THESE RIGHT HERE HAVE ME HOOKED. You cant tell the difference in quality or fitting from the Btart Nude nails and these color tips. They last an easy 2-3 weeks or longer if you do the right nail prep. My thumb lifted after Thanksgiving from picking stickers and doing too much. lol I pealed it off since my daughter’s hair kept getting caught underneath it. I’ve been spending $70+ at the nail salon for almsot 20 yrs and going to the same one for 10yrs I love my Boo.. but I’m DONE. These are GORGEOUS and I always get compliments since they give salon vibes, beyond worth it. I ordered the gems and a $10 nail drill from Amazon to speed up prep time before the brown set, and it’s a game changer. They look so CLEANN. I’m all for simplicity and convenience, I did both nude sets in bed watching Tv and the color tips in last min limited time. My simple steps - Buff/file your nail beds, wipe with Acetone, push cuticles back and LIGHTLY file/buff your nails and around cuticle on LOW. Saturate a cotton ball/piece of tissue in Acetone to clean up/fully dry out nail beds. I Immediately put gel/glue on the bottom of my nail and the inside of the press on at the top. Applying at a 45 degree angle under cuticle, I wipe the excess glue that spills out the side with a small makeup brush before curing for 90sec. I used Btart gel nail glue in the tube and a uv/led lamp each set except the brown tips. I wanted to try the regular nail glue that came with their short almond nails I used for my daughter, since hers lasted 3weeks without a lamp. I love it. I literally stuck them and the stones on 40 mins before I had to leave out. I used the gel glue the stones came with and cured for 60 sec, no top coat or builder gel for the matte finish. This was over two weeks ago and they’ve been holding on ever since. Tbh removal is the hardest part for me, since I don’t have the patience to soak. If they pop off quick, you need to dehydrate/buff your nails more in prep. I still have 3-4 frenchie sets I can do from the same $8 pack. The $$ you save from the salon you can buy your own supplies in bulk and get creative. They last like Acrylics without the price or pain if one breaks. My right hand faded a little but mind you..no builder or top coat, plus I clean a lot without gloves, so it doesn’t bother me. I’m only taking them off to do a nude junk set. Long story short…🏆🏆🏆

If youre looking for sturdy, long lasting press ons that resemble acrylic BUY THESE!!🥰 to make them last, this is my application process: 1st thoroughly wash hands 2nd file down entire nail bed of each nail corner to corner 3rd use an isopropyl alcohol pad to clean the nails and get off any extra oil 4th use gel glue (i use the beetles one in the black squeeze bottle) to apply all nails 5th once nails are applied, use a builder gel, cure it (i recommend beetles for everything gel) 6th go over builder gel with a top coat and they last almost a month!

These tips are amazing. The quality is so good, I use UV glue gel to apply them to my nails and top with gel base and top coat. I cure it all with a lamp. They didn’t chip or break, they all fit perfectly with plenty of sizes left. I wore them for an entire month, they were stunning and giving salon experience. I got so many compliments on the

I’ve been wearing them from over a week and I really like them! There is a learning curve to applying them and some have popped off due to that, but the top coat shine is really nice. I am working with my hands often and roughly and I can see some chipping on the tips but if you don’t work carrying and lifting things, submerging them in hot water or using your hands very roughly, they’re very worth the money. The builder gel doesn’t dry down with the uv light though, I wish the light was a little stronger but it does the job well enough with the glue and the top coat. They’re pretty good with getting filed down, since the square shape was too wide for my taste, I filed them into a coffin and they look pretty good still. The colors are a bit different than in the pictures but close enough, and I read reviews where it says they have a particular smell, and I agree, but once you finish doing them the smell doesn’t linger. I’ve gotten plenty compliments on them and they do look like actual acrylics, the nail itself pretty thick and durable. I will continue using them and have bought other tip designs! You can save a lot on nails just by learning how to do them yourself!

They are very pretty, the material is good. I got may compliments when I used them. Easy to apply.

So cute! They are well made, and stay on. I use a gel glue to put them in place, and these suckers STAY ON. Also, I saw some reviews saying that they are matte. You are supposed to put a top coat on them! Just a clear gel top coat, and they are perfect. Otherwise they will scratch the color off. It’s so important you coat them. They are really flexible and I love that you can mix and match! The only thing is- cut your real nails short, because if they’re not short, you can kind of see through these acrylics and it’s noticeable where your real nails are cut.

These Misssix French Gel press-on nails look really nice—the short square shape and clean French design are elegant and cute. They’re pre-lasting and don’t require filing, which is convenient. However, I found that they still needed extra steps, painting a base coat and top coat are a MUST. Overall, nice-looking nails, but not as hassle-free as expected.

Good nail tips! The only con is that they’re alittle see through. In the photos, I’ve had them on for about a week. They’re lasting long and really sturdy. I used the Makartt nail glue, gel top coat, and uv lamp to apply the nails. After the first two days, they started popping off, but I was able to glue them back on and they’ve been good ever since.