Purple Violet
Square shape. Medium nails. Wide beds. (bottom of nail is wide)
Comes in a round container with a small tube of glue. Instructions included.
Each set includes 24 pieces of press on nails.
All sets will come with cuticle pusher and nail file.  

Steps to Applying Press on Nails

1- Pick a Size
Some packages of press-on nails come with varying sizes inside so they can fit seamlessly on your fingertips. Others come on a strip. "Confirm the tip fits from one side to the other, making sure it's not too large and not too small. If it's larger you can file it, tailoring it to your fit. If it's too small you can't put it on your pinky nail.

2- Prep Your Nails
Manicure your cuticles. This includes "trimming, filing down, pushing back cuticles and buffing the nail surface. Wipe down your nails with rubbing alcohol and let them dry. This will clean your nail and remove any natural oils to help make the press-ons last longer.

Nail prep is the most important part of this process — if you're wondering how to make your press-on nails last longer, this step is where you'll see the difference.

3-It's Glue Time
it's time to apply the press-ons. Press-on nails can be applied in two ways: They either need glue or they come with a two-way adhesive tab. If you're applying your press-on with glue, apply the glue on the tip first, hold tip at a 45-degree angle with the cuticle and then press down.

4-Customize Your Nail
You can tailor your shape and apply nail art if you'd like, unless it already has existing nail art. This is when you can file the press-on nail if you want a different shape or size and create your own customized look.

**How long do press-on nails stay on?
They can last as long as the press-on nail is applied with glue, anywhere from one to four weeks. Depending on the wear and care and type of press-on nail.

**How do you remove press-on nails?
Press-on nails should be soaked off. Cutting the length first helps. The peeled off with a little acetone. It’s essential to loosen the adhesive that holds your press-on nails in place, which is why you’ll want to begin the removal process by soaking your nails in soapy, warm water. You’ll want to begin by soaking your nails for about ten minutes and seeing how loose the press-on is.

1-Once the nails have begun to loosen and move, use your cuticle pusher to gently remove them, starting at the base of the nail. You always want to start at the base of the nail to avoid cracking or damage to the press-on or natural nail below. Once all of the nails have been removed, you can use water or your fingers to scrub away at the remaining adhesive until the nails are clean.

2. Use a Touch of Acetone
Most modern nail polish removers use acetone to help loosen paint and glue that attaches to the surface of the nail. If you’re struggling to remove the nail with soapy water and cuticle oil, acetone or nail polish remover may be the way to go.

3-You can add a few drops of nail polish remover to your soapy water and allow the nails to soak for a few minutes. Then check to see if the glue is releasing. You may also want to apply small amounts of nail polish around the edges and base of the nails. Use your cuticle pusher to gently remove the press-on nail, taking care to add more nail polish remover if you experience resistance.

4-You can try taking them off with a simple soak in warm water and a little cuticle oil, nail polish remover, or even some of the oil already in your kitchen. The important thing is to take the process slowly and to add more product if the adhesive isn’t giving way.