PowerFlex Nail Glue for Press Ons, Super Strong Brush-On Clear Formula

I bought this a while ago and just never used it until recently and I am kicking myself because WHY did I not crack this thing open sooner? When I tell you my nails didnt BUDGE. No wobbling or lifting whatsoever. The nails were so on there they felt like MY own nails. Day 2 I was using them to crack open cans with no worry about my nails popping off This glue will forever stay in my heart and amazon cart

I have tried SO SO SO many different nail glues & this is the one I love the most! PROS: - so inexpensive - love the brush applicator, really helps me get the glue on my nails more precisely without accidently dripping glue all over the place - also love the slight pink color because you get a better sense of where you apply the glue before it dries - this bottle lasts me MANY nail glue applications, I change my nails about every 2 weeks and this bottle usually lasts me 3 months (unless I lose it, haha!) - THE KEY TO MAKING THIS GLUE WORK: NAIL PREP, NAIL PREP, NAIL PREP -- even the most top quality, most expensive nail glues will not hold your nails well if you do not clean/prep your nails well prior to applying the glue CONS: - this is a press-on nail glue so your nails can get damaged from your press-on removal if not done safely/properly

I used this glue on a Glamnetic set. My nail beds are flatter than average, so good glue is a must because most nail sets are for rounder nail beds. After lining up my nail sizes, lightly filing my nails for better adhesion, and applying the glue and a little pressure for 15-20 seconds, the nails held beautifully! I had one pop off after a few minutes and discovered I had not applied enough glue. User error! I reapplied and it stayed. Through chores, travel, exuberant dog skritches, and daily hygiene, the nails have stayed on for almost a week so far with no sign of lifting.

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I’m going to try to give as detailed of a review that I can. I am a laboratory analyst, so I work a lot with my hands. I am constantly washing them and putting gloves on or taking them off. I have lost most nails on my right hand multiple times. For prep, I buffed my nails, cut my cuticles, and cleaned them before applying. I also avoided getting them wet for a few hours after. My left hand I have not lost any nails on yet. I am able to glue them back on, but it’s annoying especially when it happens at work. That being said, my job is very active and I can’t expect nail glue to be perfect. I will say that I was able to shower and wash my hair multiple times with this glue on and didn’t lose any nails in the process. I also accidentally spilled acetone on my hand at work and it did not remove the glue which was very impressive I think. I’m also a gamer and was able to play on my keyboard/mouse with the nails without any coming off. I haven’t tried to change my nails out yet, but will update on the condition of my nail underneath when I do. All in all this is decent glue for the price, but I may need to get something stronger for the future given my career. Edit: The nails officially “lasted” 9 days total. I kept losing nails and it started to frustrate me so I took them off. To remove them I ran them under hot water (not too hot you don’t want to burn yourself) and used the wooden tool that came with my press on nails to gently push the nails off. They came off pretty easily, but the glue did not want to come off my nail beds. I finally had to scrub them, run them under hot water in the shower, file them down again, and apply cuticle oil. Some glue is still there. All in all it’s pretty decent glue but I need something stronger because of how much I work with my hands.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I really like the KISS PowerFlex Nail Glue. The brush-on applicator makes it easy to apply the glue evenly without making a huge mess. It dries quickly and creates a strong, secure bond for press-on nails. I also love that it can be used to repair small cracks, splits, and breaks, which makes it handy to keep around. The small bottle is convenient, and a little goes a long way. Great value, especially if you use press-on nails regularly. It’s affordable, easy to use, and gives a strong hold. Definitely a product I would recommend! 💕

I absolutely love this glue combined with press on nails. It goes on like nail polish. I also put a little on the artificial nails. I have had my press on nails almost 2 weeks and not one has fallen off yet.

Good glue, but not crazy strong, and smells horrible, but it has a lot of product and i like the brush applicator it’s just easier to work with

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Easy to stick on these nails. Quick and easy. Lasted even after housework.

I can't understand how there is persons writing that this glue not work or have low quality. On my opinion this persons did not know how to use it well. Even after read bad reviews I decided to try it...and it works perfectly! My nails fixed perfect, strong and durable by many days. Also, this come out easy, keeping hands on hot water like 10 to 15 minutes, can be removed easy without damage original nails.

Soy alguien que suele hacer uso rudo de sus manos, también el hecho de que no suelo tener mucho cuidado protegiendo las uñas postizas (press-on o las de cajita), pero este adhesivo a salido muy bueno ya que lo más que me duraron las uñas pegadas fueron 16 días y me pareció muy bien para como trabajo y demás (a alguien con más cuidado podría durarle aún más).

Well I have tried lots of different brush-on- glues over time, and then I found the solid glue that you use a led or uv lamp that took time and effort and then I came across Kiss brush-on-glue, omg its brilliant. But I gave my nails a very good prep first, if this is your first time useing brush on glue best do it when you have time for yourself, I find i do my nails at night when its me time, so I give my nails a full on prep so to start 1 I remove the cuticle then I fit to size my press on nails they must fit edge to edge, if you find that one or two are to narrow then get the next size and file the press on to fit your natural nail, once all your press on's are ready then you start your own nails. I start by washing my hands in washing up liquid as its a detergent and takes of your skin and nail oils, then I file and shape my own nails the file cross hatch # to give the gue and press on nails to addear to, once all the filing is done I use a dehydrater to remove any natural nail oil that might be left, I start with the little finger first, I paint the nail with the kiss glue NOT LOADS lol just enough to coat the nail then I do the same on the press on nail but I use a little more at this stage, once both nails have the kiss glue on I put the press on nail on my nail and pull it along to the tip I then remove the nail then re attach at a 45 degree angle making sure that when I press the nail down I roll my thumb across the press on nail making sure there is no air bubbles under the press on nail I will leave it for a minute or two then repeat untill all 8 nails are finished the last nails are the thumbs, once thumbs are done I'll just rest my hands for may be 5 minutes then I can paint decorate with stickers or what ever I have planed for them, if useing stickers I will use a gel top coat to seal the sticker or if French tips I will also use a gel top coat to seal as I have found in the beginning the white tip gets scratched off and the stickers lift, I have now had my press on nails on for 3 weeks and they have not moved, I will have to remove them next week and start again, I enjoy doing my nails the way I do them, I have found no matter what glue kiss and other brands if you dont prep your nails properly they will pop off next day but KISS is outstanding for strength easy to use and now I dont bother with the solid glue anymore Kiss is my go to press on nails glue no matter how cheap the press on nails are or where you buy them ie pound land or paying £10 for press on nails as long as you have done a full on prep kiss nail glue will keep your nails on