Not a bad nail quality. Ease of application, they feel durable, the fit is ok. The look is ok, you definitely need to polish these both with a base and top coat. My issue with these are the French tip and it could just be my particular taste I like the French tip to come down to the top of my nail bed and as you can see from the photos they do not. And maybe this is something that only I care about or I'm just used to another product, I bought this as an alternative. it's not a bad product it's just if I had a wish list that would be the one thing I would change.

As someone who loves the look of perfectly manicured nails but often lacks the time (or patience!) for salon visits or intricate DIY designs, I'm always on the lookout for high-quality press-on options. After trying countless brands and styles, I can confidently say that the square French tip press-on nails I recently purchased from Aillsa are an absolute game-changer. These deserve a solid 10/10, and here's why.From the moment I opened the package, I was impressed. The nails felt sturdy, not flimsy like some cheaper alternatives, and the classic French tip design was impeccably crisp and clean. The square shape is effortlessly chic and modern, providing a sophisticated look that's versatile enough for everyday wear or special occasions. The length was just right – noticeable enough to make a statement, but practical enough not to interfere with daily tasks.Application was a breeze. The kit came with everything needed, and the nails adhered securely without any fuss. What truly sets these apart is their incredible durability. I've worn them through everything from typing and cleaning to cooking and even a bit of gardening, and they've held up flawlessly. No chipping, no bending, and absolutely no lifting! They truly feel like a part of my own nails, which is a rare find in the world of press-ons.Perhaps the most impressive aspect is how natural they look. Multiple people have complimented my "manicure" and were genuinely surprised when I told them they were press-ons. The subtle curve and realistic thickness make them indistinguishable from a professional acrylic set. Plus, the removal process was gentle and didn't damage my natural nails, which is always a huge concern with artificial nail products.In conclusion, if you're searching for press-on nails that deliver on style, quality, and longevity, look no further. These square French tip press-ons from AILLSA have exceeded all my expectations. They offer salon-quality results at a fraction of the cost and effort. A perfect 10 out of 10 – I've already stocked up!

I'm a sucker for good press ons, but I'm also SUPER picky. They have to be long, sturdy, and shaped well, or I wont wear them. But These ARE that! :). They're not the thickest in the world, but they're so much stronger than I'd thought they'd be. The pink is a gorgeous pink & the white is an actual crisp, beautiful white. ( You know how sometimes you order frenchies and you open the package only to find the white is also just a shade of pink too lol)There's enough nails in here to do several sets with and for under 20 bucks, its one of the better nail deals. The ones I usually buy are around $30 and have a few less panels than this one. The sizing is extended, and the long is ACTUALLY long, not your department store "longs," but actually a beautiful length. You can see in one of the pics I have one on the middle finger, and the length is perfect.The shape I got is the coffin shape, and its super pretty. I usually go for square & stiletto, but these are the longest tips they offered, & I'm glad I got them. I also REALLY appreciate the C curve on the free edge (pictured on #4). it's what really gives them that "just left the salon look" I love so much. That C curve is the entire reason I splurged on the luxe gel x nails, so I'm really glad to see it here.All in all? Im obsessed with these. They're really nice quality to be so inexpensive, and I'll probably come back to them often.

At first I hated these nails because I couldn't get them to lay flat with liquid nail glue (Kiss Pink Gel). Then I tried them with Markartt solid nail glue and OMG. They look amazing.I have long nail beds so most press-ons (BTArtBoxx, Missex and Beetles) are advertised as long but look medium on my hands. This is the only long coffin that looks like long coffin!Lastly, the quality is amazing, they are thick and sturdy, especially after a coat of builder gel.You get so many, such a great deal.