The new way to do press-ons |The xPress Pro™️ System| Kiara Sky Nails |

I think I’m going to start doing this, i LOVE gel x but i think it’s easier to do on somebody else than on yourself especially when it comes time to design the nails! Press ons with Acrylic from now on!

[@EmpathicVibez]

Game changer. I’m never going to a nail salon again.

[@swallacegray2013]

U kno I'm trying this for sure! I hate taking the bus to the nail shop, I hate giving them my money, and hate sitting there with all of those chemicals coming from multiple stations, at least at home it's just my chemicals, thanks for sharing!

[@jillmason7692]

Can't wait for my order to arrive. Right now I do the Jelly nail tips and create my own nails but sometimes I just want a quick design and these will be PERFECT for that occasion. Plus I am still learning how to use my non dominant hand when I'm doing my own nails which limits my design at times. Thank you Kiarasky for such amazing products 💖

[@maxtompkins8715]

How much do you typically charge for theses?

[@VeronicaG_777]

Thank you so much for this game changing tip, I will be doing this from now on 🥰

[@SHERMAINECW]

This is the best i have seen of all nail ehancements..🤩🤩🤩🤩 i cant wait to try them

[@Addicted2Yarn1]

is this really the new way as ive been doing my nails like this for years now, I came across the technique about 2 years ago when I needed my nails done quickly as I was off out for the night but my nail glue had gone hard, a friend suggested acrylic instead and ive been doing my press ons like this ever since!

[@customlavishwigs8652]

How do you get them off?

[@Demmy4]

How easy is it to take off???

[@Addicted2Yarn1]

@@Demmy4 I just chop the length down and use a nail drill to take off some of the surface then I soak them in acetone, generally the less there is for the acetone to soak through the quicker they come off, I usually soak for about 10 mins. Hope this helps hun xx

[@Demmy4]

@@Addicted2Yarn1 thanks 🥰👍🏿

[@ayn3862]

Do you find you need to be savvy with nails? I don't have experience with acrylic...

[@shllewis9]

I did and do this method on myself because acrylic is my weakness and polygel is 2 messy and sticky but I hate and I do mean hate the smell of that monomer is there anyway you can mask that smell without it lingering in your apartment for days

[@CreamyJalapeno]

You can get no odor monomer but it takes way longer to dry/cure. Nail Career Education sells one.

[@shllewis9]

@@CreamyJalapeno thank you, that monomer gives me headaches on top of the ones I already be having

[@relevant.c5411]

@@CreamyJalapeno so does tammy taylor nails

[@Academiacaramelcurlz]

Will this technique close any gaps that occur between the press on and nail bed in flatter nails?

[@andreadunnavant3534]

😲🤯😍GAME-UH CHANGERRR!!!💖💖💖

[@EmpathicVibez]

I just said this 😂Lol

[@MsBugzieBaby]

When you use the acrylic, how do you remove them? You mentioned on tiktok the removal video is on youtube but I do not see it. Please link the removal video in the description for us.

[@relevant.c5411]

same as any other acrylic, file and soak off in acetone

[@maggiefletes9233]

After three weeks, do you do a new set or do you do refills with acrylic?

[@relevant.c5411]

you could do a fill but not sure they have an acrylic power to match the tip color

[@PolishAndPoly]

I'm going to go away on vacation soon and I'm sooooooo buying a pair. Just not sure which color; I think Blush Hour since it matches most of my outfits and such and they're just ugghhhh GORG! I love several of them though, including these black lined pair. Maybe for Halloween I'll get these. Hmmmmmm.

[@kimr2352]

I need these in my life😍

[@trinaboo6965]

Just got my order I can’t wait to put them on

[@karinavillanueva131]

How do you take them off and reusing the press on nails?

[@Oonagh72]

Put the gel on the underside too so it won’t get filthy

[@TheBellafiore]

Hi, can you apply the express pro nail using the Gelly tip method?

[@relevant.c5411]

the nail tips are not sheer enough to get a cure.

[@npayne7776]

I would absolutely LOVE to use this method but I've never mastered how to apply/work with acrylic. Is this method easy to learn for the clueless acrylic user?

[@yassine8935]

I would say no bc I tried this method with polygel as a beginner and honestly the spillage was so annoying and no Matter how much I would wipe under my nail before curing , because of the bubbles I would get from not pressing the nail enough but also not but to much polygel so I didn't have spillage I would end up with a huge amount of polygel under my nail that I had to shave down with an edrill mind you my edrill is cheep and the bit that can fit u dermy nail isn't coarse enough to shave down the polygel so I would end up with carpet burn like feeling on my skin ... need less to say not, beginner friendly I would recommend the gel x method instead even tho you have to paint you nails while their on your hand which I don't really like because the uv light can't cur the gel through non sheer colors .

[@user-kpkxgtj]

You do not need to be a pro to do this method. All you need is the ability to pick up and lay down a small to medium sized, slightly runny bead of acrylic (practice a few times on a tissue). Fit the nail over the acrylic and remove any excess that spills on the sides when you press down. Acrylic does take a few seconds to fully harden, that's enough time to scrape off any excess around and under the nail while it's still a clay or putty-like consistency. It's truly game changing 😊

[@user-kpkxgtj]

@@yassine8935 polygel is not acrylic though. The acrylic method is super easy - there's no positioning things just right while trying to hold your hand under the lamp, and excess acrylic is easy to remove before it cures. Also because acrylic doesn't need a uv lamp, it can be used to stick on fully done and decorated nails - perfect for beginners and anyone who struggles to do their dominant hand. Once I tried acrylic I've never gone back to polygel, uv glue, top coat or anything else that needs curing under a lamp.

[@loveyhernandez5203]

@@user-kpkxgtjhow do u remove excess acrylic

[@rachaeleichmann5326]

Hello KS, I was wondering if it is possible to apply these press ons the same way as gelly tips, please? 🙏

[@chonyvalds135]

Me gusta esta manera para las press nails oscuras q el uvlight no trabaja bien😊 yo uso jello jello y el gel de construccion para q duren mas

[@KiaraSkyNails]

¡Hola amor! ¡Gracias por compartir tu método! 😊 Sin embargo, para nuestros press ons opacos, recomendamos pestañas adhesivas, pegamento para uñas o el método acrílico para aplicarlos, ya que no permitirán que el constructor gel que se encuentra debajo se seque de manera segura. Si te encanta usar gel constructor, ¡puedes disfrutar de nuestros nuevos Cover Gelly Tips! Están preformados y precoloreados, pero son lo suficientemente translúcidos para un curado seguro. ¡Espero que esto ayude! ¡No dudes en preguntar si tienes más preguntas! 💅✨

[@Juke582]

Is there a way to get them off without ruining them so I can reuse them later?

[@paulaandskz279]

Peel of base coat

[@vsstylevault7818]

So, are these only for 1-time use?

[@relevant.c5411]

yes

[@kmydesire12]

Where can I get that square dappen Dish

[@KiaraSkyNails]

Hi love! Thank you for your interest in our products! 😊 You can find our Dappen Dish on our website at www.kiarasky.com! Happy shopping! 😍

[@SharonLampert]

EZ: Buy KISS press on nails and gorilla glue - $10 and 10 Minutes - You can change your nail color every week too! One box can last 6 months!

[@BarbiieDoll365]

Can someone explain to me why you don’t need to cure the acrylic? I thought curing adhered the acrylic to the nail?

[@relevant.c5411]

acrylic air cures. only gel needs to go in a lamp

[@carlagianna2013]

How do you removed them?

[@relevant.c5411]

same as any other acrylic, file and soak off in acetone

[@Ellejaws]

Can I use the gel builder instead? I don’t know how to use acrylic

[@sandyrice3559]

Builder gel will not cure through the opaque color on the tips.

[@schizophrenic.prayers]

only on tips that are sheer/see through

[@relevant.c5411]

no. the tips are not sheer and the gel wont cure

[@Lailaalese]

FIRST I LOVE YALL💓

[@monikamedatwal6078]

Didn’t get it .. if using acrylic powder with monomer & creating acrylic nail then.. what use of fake nail tips on it??? Pl clear me surely.. I want do acrylic nail fast bcs.

[@relevant.c5411]

just faster and doesnt require sculpting or filing.

[@vanessaparkman8803]

can u use these on long natural nails

[@vanessaparkman8803]

Vanessa Parkman...how do I claim my prize

[@tzuyuwu786]

Do you have to cure acrylic?

[@KiaraSkyNails]

Hi there! Acrylic doesn't require curing like gel nails do. They cure through a chemical reaction between the liquid monomer and powder, so you don't need a curing lamp. I hope this helps! 💅😊

[@tzuyuwu786]

@@KiaraSkyNails thank you so much!!!

[@joselinaguilar6418]

when it comes to when someone wants their bfs initial what do u recommend for me to us ?

[@relevant.c5411]

what is bfs?

[@indigolovely6610]

But how do you remove them?

[@KiaraSkyNails]

Hi there! ✨ The best way to remove these is by trimming the excess, filing off the shiny layer, and then using acetone with our nail removal foils to wrap around each finger for mess-free removal. You can find our nail removal kit here: kiarasky.com/products/nail-removal-kit-9. 😊💅 I hope this helps! 🫶

[@courtneywalker4467]

How is this removed?

[@relevant.c5411]

same as any other acrylic, file and soak off in acetone

[@relevant.c5411]

Can u please make gel tips for gel application? meaning a full cover tip that is sheer pink so the gel will cure. it's 100x's faster

[@escarda1081]

❤❤

[@colombeoliveira]

How can we take off it ?

[@relevant.c5411]

same as any other acrylic, file and soak off in acetone

[@mscharita]

How do you remove these nails?

[@realtalk8813]

U have to soak them off in 100% acetone nail polish remove

[@relevant.c5411]

same as any other acrylic, file and soak off in acetone

[@marilynlvsnails]

TFS!!!

[@julievaldez21]

Can you please show a tutorial on how to remove these nails with the least amount of damage to your natural nail?

[@npayne7776]

Soak in acrylic. I like to do the double bowl method where I heat water in one bowl then place the acrylic bowl inside of it. I also add a folded paper towel to rub my nails against while soaking.

[@npayne7776]

They heard your request😊 kzbin.infoe9FdvrTDuCE?feature=share

[@Addicted2Yarn1]

cut the tips, drill down the excess on the nail plate and then soak in acetone! the thinner the layer left on your nail plate the less time you'll need to soak

[@realtalk8813]

​@@Addicted2Yarn1 that's true

[@Jay-kk1kv]

I don’t know how to use acrylic so I’m sad 😫

[@cinnamonstar808]

that is why - polygel was created. it the middle road between acrylic and gel,

[@user-kpkxgtj]

The only thing you need to know to use this method is how to pick up and lay down an acrylic bead. Nail Career Education and Young Nails have some great video tutorials on this. I was terrified of acrylic too but learning how to use it has been absolutely worth it.

[@relevant.c5411]

@@cinnamonstar808 polygel needs to cure in a lamp acrylic doesnt. these tips are not sheer so gel wont cure.

[@makitaforest6668]

Okk y después como te las retiras?? XD

[@axl4911]

Don't buy stuff from Kiara Sky Nails I made a purchase and it needed to be returned and I sent it to them but they never refunded the money back, I guess they need my money more than I do. Even though I never kept the product and sent it back to them like they request they still haven't refunded me my money and they don't even answer my emails, calls or voicemails😡

[@LuchyKaro]

This is absolutely a game changer 😱🩷🫶🏻 How do you remove/refresh or refill?! 🤔

[@pinklove2502]

Have this work for anyone?

[@-wk9yg]

How to remove them ?

[@kristin87425]

If I could do a perfect bead and such I’d just do acrylics

[@BarbieD0llyDoll]

If I go to the nail place and ask them to do this for me do u think they will look at me funny?

[@debwallace9647]

I been using acrylic it is much quicker

[@Alisonnnmarie]

Ladies , could we give credit where credit is due to @FemiBeauty for her Infamous #LazyGirlMethod #FemiBeautyMethod .. & It's All love over here ❣️

[@Icy_heartz]

I said the same thing🥴

[@ariwilliams8245]

Lol this is not new method. @KeishaShonta has been doing this for 3 years