Short Fake Nails

Do you prefer long or short fake nails? Long fake nails are often a bit awkward, but you'll get used to them in no time. Do you prefer short fake nails? No problem, as we have those in our range too. You'll find them in all sorts of fun colors and shapes. For example, we offer red, pink, black, white, and even glitter press-on nails. We also have artificial nails in metallic colors, perfect for a party! You can also paint over the artificial nails with a different color if you're ready for a change of look. Short fake nails are less likely to break than long fake nails. You stick them on with special nail glue, which can often keep them in place for days. However, this depends on the condition of your own nails and varies from person to person. You can also buy this nail glue from us, but it is often included in the packaging of the box of fake nails. Buy fake nails at Blisso. Order fake nails from Blisso is quick and easy, and if you order before 11:00 p.m., you'll receive them the next day.

Applying short fake nails

When applying artificial nails, there are a few things to pay attention to. If you just stick the nails on your nails as they are, they are likely not to stay on for long and will quickly break off. That's why it's a good idea to always start by removing nail polish residue and dirt; you can do this with a nail polish remover with or without acetone. After that, you can carefully file your nails. We recommend not applying the nails to very long nails, so cut them short. You can use any nail file; this will make your nail less smooth, which helps the nails stay on longer and adhere better. Don't file the nails too thin, but make sure your nail bed is no longer so smooth. After that, you can start applying the nails with nail glue. It's best to apply the fake nail glue to the press-on nail, but you can also apply it to your own nail. Don't use too much glue, or the nail won't adhere properly. Hold the artificial nail in place for a few seconds and you're done!