Impress Color Bare But Better Nails Charmer

Kiss imPRESS Color Bare But Better Nails Charmer is the glue-free manicure for anyone who loves a polished, natural look. These press-on nails from the popular Bare But Better collection feature a soft nude shade with a subtle shine: perfect for a fresh, minimalist clean girl vibe.

Thanks to the updated and improved adhesive layer, these nails stay in place for up to 7 days, with no glue and no drying time. Charmer is ideal for any occasion: from work to weekend, from casual to classy. Peel, press, and done: a flawless, salon-worthy manicure in minutes!

These press-on nails:

• natural nude shade with a soft shine
• part of the Bare But Better collection
• perfect for a trendy clean girl look
• no nail glue needed, self-adhesive technology
• stays in place for up to 7 days
• ready-to-wear manicure in just minutes
• includes 30 nails in various sizes, prep pad and manicure stick
• lightweight, comfortable and easy to remove
• no drying time or damage to your natural nails
• cruelty free

Content: 30 pcs

• File your natural nails into the desired shape.
• Buff your nail surface with a buffer block for better adhesion.
• Push back your cuticles using a cuticle pusher.
• Clean and degrease your nails.
• Fit the false nails to your natural nails and lay them out in the correct order.
• Apply a thin layer of glue to the back of the false nail.
• Also apply a small amount of glue to your natural nail. Avoid the cuticle area, as the glue spreads under pressure.
• Place the false nail starting at the cuticle and press firmly for 10 seconds.
• Remove any glue residue with a damp cloth.

How to remove:

• Trim your false nails and file the surface so the acetone can better penetrate the glue layer. A boomerang nail file works best.
• Saturate a cotton pad with acetone and place it on your nail.
• Wrap your fingertips in aluminum foil and let sit for about 15 minutes.
• Remove the softened areas using a cuticle pusher.
• Repeat the process until all glue and nail residue is fully removed.