Review on 💅 AIERFEI 240 pcs (10 Sheets) Double-Sided Adhesive Nail Stickers: Thin, Breathable & Waterproof Glue Tabs by Keely Simmons

I am not a nail specialist. In fact, I only wore fake nails once and I honestly hated the removal process because it ruined my virgin naturally healthy nails for months. It was done with cheap nail glue from a $6 kit with a plastic nail press. It seems like the best alternative for a beginner like me. But. First, the application process is complicated. Это не наносится равномерно или плавно без особой осторожности в том, как вы наносите каждый "камень" липкой жевательной резинки (именно так я бы описал их: упругие шарики жевательной резинки, которые начинаются в плоской форме, но легко перестают быть плоскими, если их трогать ) too much of). They will curl up or curl up if you try to correct or retract them, and they are not immune to air bubbles or shock. I think part of the problem is that they are actually quite thick, thicker than I expected and add volume to the surface of your nail. If you've ever received a credit or gift card in the mail, you know that little ball of clear, sticky gel that holds it to paper? That's exactly what these things remind me of: very pliable and not as sticky as you might think, necessary to hold a false nail. Attaching hard cards to paper, these little balls curl up easily into a plasticine-like ball and leave no residue like glue or tear paper like duct tape. They are also quite thick as opposed to a thin film of tape or glue, so imagine that same thickness on your nail before sticking your fake nail on. Yes, it's a bit strange. On top of that, they still cause some damage when removed (after they stick to your nail long enough and really get stuck), and following the instructions, removing is just as difficult, time-consuming, and time-consuming as regular old nail glue. So what's the benefit? I really don't want to spend three hours ripping my natural nail apart to remove some stupid fake nails that looked good for maybe two weeks, only to have to deal with ugly, chipped and damaged natural nails for several months afterwards. Fake nails aren't pretty enough to sacrifice your naturally beautiful nails. They are naturally beautiful because they have not been damaged by nail polish, glue, false nails and various chemical removers! For me personally, those rather disappointing little globs of stickiness aren't the sweet spot and still expose your nail bed to chemicals as it's an undeclared mix of plastics and petrochemicals that you can actually smell when you peel off the protective liner. them all together. I think if you are used to exposing your body to a lot of beauty products and chemicals and faking this and that, these are probably very harmless and my review will sound unnecessarily negative. I do not know.