BlueZOO 6 Sheets Shiny Nail Art Stickers, Nail Strips with File (Style 1)

I’ve used a lot of brands, from Ulta, Sally’s, and Wal**** and I like these best. They are thin and flexible and the adhesive works well. Other brands were too thick so they would wrinkle and not lay flat unless I added superglue around the edges. Some other brands were brittle. These go on more like vinyl stickers. They look good a week in, I can wear them for two before they really need to be replaced. Note: I do add a topcoat of clear nail polish when I put them on. For the price ($2 a manicure), I’m definitely reordering.First pic: freshly done. Second pic: one week later.

I ordered 1 pack each of style 1 & 2; I was initially very pleased. Prior to receiving the product I had 2 major concerns the colors working with my skin tone (they did!) and strips adhering to my nails (they did), as such, within minutes of receiving and applying the strips I ordered 4 additional sets. DISCLOSURE: When I initially tested the product (on the date received), strips were placed over old Incoco Nail Strips & I re-ordered within minutes of applying. Looking back I should've removed the Incoco product first and worn the BlueZOO strips for at least a day before proclaiming the product was my new fav nail product.Now that I've tried BlueZoo Strips on their own, I'm completely disappointed. To date ( 29 Jan) I've not gotten BlueZOO Strips to last more than 2 days before they peel off (i.e., never had this issue with Incoco products). This ISN'T my new fav nail product. Since I still love the color options and I'm getting up to 2 days wear, the inconvenience of returning the unopened additional 4 sets isn't worth the hassle, as such, I'll continue using them; however, I've no plans to purchase again.HISTORY: I had been using Incoco nail strips for years; ordering through it’s website. But the website closed, forcing customers let me to purchase from sales reps (at a much higher prices) or Incoco Coconut Nail Art from Walmart. I opted for Walmart; however, the styles offered by the retailer are minimal when compared to the numerous formerly offered on Incoco’s website. Also Walmart doesn’t keep the product well stocked, I decided to see if Amazon sold Incoco. My search lead me to BlueZOO & I am glad it did!! BlueZOO products initially seemed comparable to Incoco and cheaper -Walmart sales 1 pack of 12 Coconut strips for about $5 since BlueZOO sales 6 sheets with 14 strips each for about $12 that’s about $2 per pack. NOTE: Incoco products are real nail polish that could be the reason they cost more.

I don’t usually do my nails, but after staining my hands and under my nails with walnut husks, I needed something to cover my nails until the stains grow out. Regular nail polish wasn’t cutting it.I have had these on for about a week and they are still going strong. Here’s what I did that others whose came off in less time probably didn’t:1: I coated them in GEL clear coat. Not regular clear coat - gel. This is the kind you have to put under the LED light. I got the GoyaEsque light on here for $15 and it came with some nice cuticle tools. (It does require a USB plug that it didn’t come with, but most people have at least one of these lying around.) Using the cuticle tools, I pushed back my soaked cuticles for a more professional look. After using the LED light, it almost felt like the sticker and polish became part of my nail (idk how these things work, so maybe that’s what actually happened.)2. I got some rubber gloves and use them whenever I do dishes or if my hands will be wet for a long time (other than the shower) or I’m using cleaners. And I avoid doing thing obviously tough on the nails that you probably wouldn’t do to your natural nails anyway.So far, my biggest concern is actually getting them off when they grow out enough to not look good anymore. But keeping them on is apparently a non-issue. I’m sure I can get another several days or a week out of them.Oh, and I have gotten tons of compliments on them. People are shocked when I say they are stickers. They don’t look tacky at all. My aunt, who used to get her nails done professionally every week, said you’d never know they weren’t painted.My only complaint is I wish I could find a classic French manicure style in these stickers!

Goes on good. Similar to color street. Tips started peeling back after 2 days but I did scrub my kitchen floor with them on but I applied a top coat. I'd recommend these for a couple day use like for a specific occasion or to match a specific outfit. Not something for a week or two wear.

Yes these are the best brand but I also use two different top coat's to set them. This way my nails do not chip and break or the nail wraps lift. I can wear these for two weeks.REVLON ULTIMATE SHINE TOP COATSECHE VITE TOP COATI will never use anything different for top coats because this works.I also never file or buff my nails instead I have a very small manicure pair of scissors that I use to clip the nail wrap excess off. If I file my nails break so thats why I don't file. I wash with clorox and a liquid soap mixture after removing the wraps.Then dry very well. Then apply wraps BUT I do this early in the day or before bed because your nail wraps need to set for 12 hours to stick. AVOIDING WATER.I apply nail wraps to my thumbs last because I use my thumbs to apply wraps to my fingers.I apply one coat of each after my wraps are applied, then the next day I apply one more coat.I apply Revlon fast dry first.So you see it is not a slam dunk process. But if you do it this way and follow my method you will be successfulIve been using this method for over a year.Enjoy!

I was afraid these would be super thin and difficult to use but they weren’t. I have only had them on for two days so don’t know how long they will last. I usually use Colorstreet. On those I use half on one nail and the other half on the other nail in other hand. You can’t do that with these. You will pretty much use the whole set for one time. The paper on back is much more difficult to peak but they are pretty and thick.