CurvLife Short Square Rainbow Design Press On Nails, Multicolor,Soft Gel

These Curvelife Soft Gel Presson Nails are so cute!The thickness of the nails is very natural looking and the shine and durability of the color is phenomenal.I love that they include both the adhesive tabs and the nail glue.I can usually get 2 full sets of nails out of 1 box of 30 nails.The lines of the leaf design on these nails are very accurate and the colors are beautiful and true to the picture.I get so many compliments on all of my Curvelife press ons and when I say they are press on nails some people look at me like I'm crazy...GASP. Girlies, press on nails have come a long way! I'm in my 50's and have tried them numerous times since my teens. These are a game changer.I started using press on nails regularly about 9 months ago to save some money after 30+ years of acrylic then gel and so much money to add art etc.Curvelife Presson nails are awesome! A set will last me from 10 days to 3 weeks depending on the length of nail I chose and my abuse of them. I will say the winter weather gives way to shorter wear time for me than summer weather, most likely due to dry air and skin that I slather lotion and oil on all day long.I also love that I can have any style and length of nail that fits my mood and occasion. Shorter for everyday life cleaning, working on my computer or in the garden etc. The longer nails I use for fun nights out when Im feeling sassy and of course special occaisions. Who doesn't love some fun wild vacation nails (hint: take extras just in case you wake up with cracked or missing nails)!Prep is key to longevity! I trim my real nails very short and keep my cuticles well maintained. I use the alcohol to clean them then apply the nails making sure to apply pressure for a good 30 seconds each and go back around the whole set pressing on each again. NO exposure to water or lotion etc for a good few hours after application.I started 9 months ago with the no glue press ons from another brand and had great luck with those, but Curvelife offers even more design and color options that I really like.So with the curvelife nails I do use the included adhesive tabs AND glue. This is just my preference because I am very hard on my nails. I put the nail glue ON TOP of the adhesive tab or on the press on nail itself before applying I feel this saves my natural nail better than applying glue directly to my natural nail.Another positive note...if I do damage 1 of the press ons...I can fix it myself by just putting a new one on. No Appointment Necessary lol.The only slight downside for me personally is that I have wide nail beds, so even with a 30 nail pack I can usually only get 1 full set that fits exactly right. For the second wear set I may have 1 or 2 nails that dont fit perfectly, but if anyone is looking that close to notice and they care...that's their problem because it doesn't bother me.I do also keep an extra pack of the adhesive tabs in the drawer just in case I need a different size for the second set.The removal of the Curvelife nails is easy peasy. I usually wear them long enough that they start lifting on their own, then I just soak in warm water and olive or coconut oil and gently work them off. Usually the remaining adhesive just rolls right off or I buff any stubborn parts a little and wash off remaing residue.My nail artist always had these crazy long beautifully adorned nails with such detailed artwork. When I asked her who did them she always said the girl that did them was so talented, and I agreed. She neglected to tell me, until I started wearing press ons, that her beautiful nails were also Press Ons andthat she has them made specially for her by a gal on Etsy. Now we laugh about it every time I see her and we compliment each other on our nails.Buy these Curvelife Press On Nails!You will Love them!

First, I am not a girly girl. I do WAY too much gardening to even paint my nails. But every once in awhile, you need to be fancy for an event. Back in February, I got acrylic tips put on my nails during a spa day with my sister and daughter. Four weeks later I had them removed which complete trashed my natural nails. I spent the next almost 3 months trying to get them past the weak, splitting, cracking condition that they were left in. They FINALLY grew the nail beds out so the nails would be stronger but I wanted to protect the nails because I do a lot of gardening and every time I was done I had to cut them all the way back. So I started seeing these ads for CurvLife nails on Facebook. I never buy anything on FB but I did find them on Amazon. I decided, after reading the reviews that I would give them a try. I ordered a pretty pink set French manicure look (this review), a fancier pink set that has some special nails in the set and a set that are like muted rainbow colors, with supposedly enough to create a staggered look of the colors.First, make sure your nails are clean. Do a quick wipe with alcohol or polish remover then rinse with water. Next, slightly buff the nails. This helps the glue hold better. Next, choose the tip for each finger. I went through the entire set, picked the ones that would work on each hand and set them in order on the table. Then I did some filing on them, rounding some of the edges better and getting rid of the little burr on the tip of the nail from when they were manufactured. This did not affect the look of the nails at all. Some people say they are too thick. After the acrylic set I had done at the salon, I found these to be much better, thickness wise.Next comes the gluing. The kit comes with glue, about the viscosity of super glue and it sticks FAST. So be aware of than when setting the nail. There isn't a lot of time for adjustment before the glue is hardened. Like 3 seconds? I did purchase, at the same time, their kit with glue and remover. THAT glue was less watery and had a bit more time to get the nail set before you couldn't adjust it anymore. Five seconds I would say.Wear and tear: The first day, they stayed on despite me going out and doing some gardening. WIN! Over the next three days one nail here and there would pop off randomly as I was doing stuff. I partially blame myself because I didn't use a lot of glue because like I said the glue that came with the kit was like superglue and I didn't want it to leak out and get on my fingers. When they did this I reapplied them with the thicker glue from the kit that included the remover. After reapplying with that glue, they didn't pop off again. I kept them on until today, about 4 days total wear. This set was more to see how they worked out for me, not to see how long they would last.Removal: I knew today was the day for removal as one fell off as I was towel drying my hair. So I applied the remover as instructed and the majority came right off. My nails were fine underneath. No weakening. No damage to the natural nails. The ones I had reapplied with the thicker glue took a little extra love to get off. I reapplied the remover a few times, lifting the nail where I could to get it underneath and they popped right off. Just be patient and let the remover do it's thing. Any glue residue came right off with nail polish remover. Be sure to apply some hand cream and a product to moisturize the natural nails afterwards.So would I buy again? Absolutely! They are perfect if you want instant fancy nails that look natural, won't require a trip to the salon and are easy to remove when you want to. I would recommend the glue/remover kit they sell and using that glue instead of the stuff provided with the nail kit. It seems more effective. They supply enough tips to allow a full set on any hand.

I loved these nails. After prepping my nails appropriately, I was able to wear these for three weeks before they started to loosen. They are a bit thick, but they remained strong and in place the entire three weeks I kept them on. The glue that comes with them is great. I was able to open cans with no problem. Taking stickers off of things was a little more of a struggle, but still doable. Definitely worth the price and more, compared to some of the more recognizable brands. Got lots of compliments for the variegated light pink and glitter squared nails. Will get this brand again.

I absolutely love these nails. Why? I have a short nail bed and these lengthen them and keep the white part short. So, they look very natural and attractive. I have one problem with them. The nail is substantial (a good thing) but the base that you slip under your cuticle (it makes them look like real nails) is too thick so that some just won’t go there and that’s a deal breaker for me. I have even tried to file the bottom of the nail to make it thinner and that helps some but that is a lot of work to add to what is supposed to be a convenience. If you look at other brands of nails the base is substantially thinner than the top edge and they last longer that way. Please, fix this issue because other than that I love your nails!!

This is my go to brand for nails. Used with their semi solid glue and I’m usually set for 10 days to 2 weeks. Prep your nails right and your set. I love that they are sturdy and not flimsy and this short length in this nude, seriously loving it. Just started a job where I’ll be typing a lot so I need the short nails and I am not disappointed. The color really is a nice ombré and not harsh like other nail brands can be.

Compared this brand to three other companies and Curvelife offered the most size options (30 pieces vs. 24 pieces) and was the only brand that fit my nailbeds appropriately. The color and quality was appealing and appeared "natural". I used the curve life nailgel which I purchased separately, so I can't comment on the Curvelife press on gel pads or glue that was provided with the Curvelife press-on nail pack itself. I followed the recommended application procedure explained in the instructions, but I just applied them today, so I'm not sure how long or how well the adhesive will last. I've never used fake nails before, but I like the way these look on and I'm hoping they stay on for the two weeks they are claiming they will last. I will do a follow-up at some point regarding length of adherence. Currently they are 5 stars for fit, appearance, and ease of application. Let's hope they stay 5 stars for durability as well!1 week; nails are very durable. I forget they are fake because they look like my nails do when I can actually manage to grow them out, but they are thicker and stronger than my natural nails. One popped off while digging in snow, another while cleaning (both without gloves). No damage to my actual nails was evident. I was able to clean off my nail and the fake nail with the Curve life glue remover, buff, alcohol, and reapply. No issue reapplying (included 2 photos after reapplication). Middle nail dented slightly (but I was digging in snow and ice without gloves. I'm surprised I even found it, let alone was able to reappy it!). So far they still look great and my cuticles have healed since my nails look nice now and I'm not messing with them.2weeks. Still on strong. Did not push back my cuticles, so they still look good.

Well I guess my idea of soft gel press ons is different from Curvlife's idea of soft gel press ons. These feel exactly like all the other press ons on the planet. I mean don't get me wrong, they are pretty. But what a mess to put on! I used their semi solid glue. The nails are super short to they are difficult to hold in one hand and apply onto the other. I ended up with glue everywhere which meant that the nails (which are slippery to begin with) were almost impossible to hold on to. Plus with glue on the sides of my fingers, glue would end up on the nail while trying to attach a nail to another finger. I thought these were soft so they would mold to my nails and there would be no tension that might cause popping off. Gluing my thumb nails was the worst out of all 10! Putting the glue on and then having to hold the sides down for forever, all while having glue on the fingers not fun. Had to hold the right thumb nail on with the tops of the index and thumb nails on the other hand, worried the whole time that the left thumb nail would pop off since I struggled so much to get that one to stick on. I haven't used "press-ons" in years but would definitely not buy these again.

This is my first time using CurvLife. I usually use a different brand, but CurvLife has way cuter designs so I decided to try to them. I’m not super impressed. I don’t hate them, but I probably won’t buy another set. They are good quality, not flimsy or cheap feeling at all. However, I did struggle with the sizes. They have a pretty significant C curve which I don’t like. They are also listed as short nails and these are NOT short. They are way longer than other comparable brands versions of short nails and they’re hard to file down because they are thick and so curved. But the quality is definitely good. They stayed on, feel snug and are really cute. I just don’t like the structure or the length, so because of that I won’t purchase again.

I really like the products overall, delivery was fast too even without having prime subscription. Only the downside is after few wash either hand washing, dish washing or working without gloves as general the paint started to chip off other than that great product at the price point, I would suggest to get the clear gel top coat on the top of the nails to maintain it in a longer run.

This product advertises that it is Curvlife brand. In no way are these the Curvlife nails advertised. the packaging is not the same, no glue or cuticle stick included , as all Curvlife packages have this. The nails are cheap looking and not the Curvlife quality. DO NOT BUY THESE.

I have had these on for two weeks. Lots of compliments. Really good quality. Make sure you prep your nails well before applying. Buff them and wipe them with alcohol. Even the best quality nails are not going to stay on if you don’t do this. I never used the stickers just the glue. I already repurchased them. Great length as well.

Beyond poor quality.

Very impressed with their durability. The glue holds very well and the nails are strong. Will definitely use again. So far they have been on for a week. I have a desk job, so lots of typing. I broke one (glue let go, nail was fine) from jamming my nail in-between a key ring trying to get a key on (my own fault it broke). Just had to glue it back on. No other issues, haven’t tried opening a pop can but have showered, done dishes and hit my nails off my fair share of objects lol. Only complaint I have is the tips have lost their colour (again a lot of typing at work, see second picture) but over all still in great shape.