Why I'm Obsessed with 240pcs/10sheets Nail Jelly glue Double Sided (Honest Review)
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I tried the 240pcs/10sheets Nail Jelly glue Double Sided and I’m honestly impressed. Short version: it sticks, it lasts, and it won’t wreck your press-ons if you prep properly.
Real Talk
This is a Nail Art Kits & Accessories staple. The sheets are sticky on both sides. You cut, peel, apply. No gloopy glue blobs. That’s a win. It’s also Handmade in Australia — which I reckon is a huge plus. Feels proper made with care. Compared to salon/store glue? It’s up there. Not exactly like a pro salon gel-bond, but for press-ons and full-cover nails it nails the job. Cleaner than drugstore tapes. Less faff than liquid glue.
Application is easy. Prep the nail. Stick the jelly strip to the fake nail. Press down. Hold for a few seconds. You can reposition for a short moment. It gives a strong bond without the mess. My hands felt secure during cooking and short showers. Heavy duty cleaning and long soaks make things risky though.
Pros & Cons
- Pro: Lasts about 7–14 days with normal wear. Solid hold.
- Pro: Huge quantity — 240pcs / 10 sheets. Great value.
- Pro: No liquid glue mess. Cleaner, faster application.
- Pro: Handmade in Australia. Quality feel. Stunning little detail.
- Con: Needs careful removal. Don’t rip them off.
- Con: Can leave a sticky residue if you’re sloppy with prep.
- Con: Not foolproof for super oily nails or heavy water exposure.
Quick tips from me: buff your nail lightly. Wipe with alcohol. Push cuticles back. Trim the sheet to fit the nail exactly. Use a nail oil on removal to ease them off.
FAQ
How long does it last?
Usually 7–14 days. If you prep well and avoid long soaks it can hit the two-week mark. Heavy housework or constant soaking will shorten that.
Is it waterproof?
It’s water-resistant. Short showers and hand washes are fine. Baths, swimming or long dishwashing sessions will weaken the bond over time.
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