These Press-On Nails Will Take You Through the Wedding Season Seamlessly

We are making a strong case for these pressies here...

Sep 10, 2025
  • Sonakshi Sinha loves her press-on nails
    Sonakshi Sinha loves her press-on nails!Sonakshi Sinha/Instagram

    Press-on nails have had a bad reputation, and they are often left out of the conversation when we talk about manicures. Solely because the bespoke factor is missing or that press-ons are limited to a select colour of options only...  But we want to present a strong case for press-on nails this wedding season.


    Fast forward to 2025, Grand View Research, an India & U.S.-based market research and consulting company, mentions in a report, “The global press-on nails market size was estimated at USD 696.6 million in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 1,075.0 million by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 6.5% from 2024 to 2030. Convenience and time efficiency are primary drivers, as press-on nails offer a quick, at-home solution for achieving salon-quality manicures.” 


    Experts, too, have relied on it for multiple other reasons. Efficacy is the most solid reason, because you can do it from the comfort of your home.  

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    When it comes to press-on nails, there are two distinct styles. One that comes with sticky tabs attached, and the other, which is meant to be used with nail glue.

    How to use press-on nails?


    The steps are the same for both types of press-on nails. First, push back your cuticles and lightly buff the nail surface so the press-ons stick better. Then, clean your nails with an alcohol wipe to remove any oil or dust. Apply your chosen adhesive, place the nail at a 45-degree angle from the cuticle, and press it down firmly for 10–20 seconds. 

    How long do press-on nails tend to last?


    Safe to say, these will last you at least 3 wedding invites. Especially, if you are applying press-on nails using a proper glue. As for whether you can wear a single set multiple times, yes, you can. But there is a caveat.  When using nail glue, it can be used up to about five times before the glue becomes noticeable. However, sticky ones last you 3-4 days every use, but can be reused indefinitely as there is no glue residue.

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    How to remove press-on nails?

    Soak your nails in warm water with a little soap and oil for 10–15 minutes. Gently lift the edges of the press-ons from the base using a cuticle stick. If glue was used, it may take longer, so be patient and never force them off. 


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