WHAT'S IN THE KIT
This set contains everything you need so you can have salon-grade nails in no time.The nails are totally customizable,allowing you to style and shape the nails exactly how you desire.They are sure to make your hands the highlight of your outfit.You'll feel just as good as you look with these nails.
Each kit comes in its own premium gift box for a beautiful delivery experience.
What's In the Kit
30 Press-On Nails with Universal Sizing(ABS Plastic)
Alcohol Prep Pad
Fast-Drying Nail Glue(Ethyl Cyanoacrylate,Polymethyl Methacrylate)
Signature Cuticle Oil with Vitamin E(Freesia,Aliphatic Hydrocarbons,D&C violet#2)
Custom-Designed Cuticle Trimmer
2-in-1 File and Buffer
Acrylic Cuticle Pusher
SPECIAL FEATURES
All-Day Comfort
Non-Toxic and Odor-Free
Superior Hold
100%Vegan&Cruelty-Free
Signature Cuticle Oil with Vitamin E
NAIL REFORMATION CUTICLE SERUM
Adding a few drops of Nail Envy and Vitamin E cuticle oil to your cuticles and nails can help you achieve long,healthy,and beautiful nails you've always wanted.Infused with natural ingredients and oils rich in proteins,vitamins,and nutrients,including the nourishing benefits of Vitamin E,it deeply hydrates,strengthens,and protects,leaving your nails and skin fresh,moisturized,and with an elegant gloss.
Features
Shines,Moisturizes&Hydrates
Protects Nails&Cuticles
Derived From Natural Ingredients
Vitamin E,Protein,Nutrient Dense
Hello Love press on nails are long-lasting. high-quality and. quite frankly. the best press on nails on the market!
COLOR: Light Purple
PRODUCT: Full Set
LENGTH: Medium
STYLE: Squoffin
FINISH: Shiny
Why Uno Numero Uno?
A barber. a funeral director. and a printer walk into a… hold on. let me backup. In 1971. the now widely popular card game. Uno. was developed by Merle Robbins. a barbershop owner from Reading. Ohio. He mortgaged his home to raise $8.000 to make 5.000 copies of his family’s favorite game. He eventually sold the rights to his game to a group of friends. headed by funeral parlor owner Robert Tezak for $50.000 and a royalty of 10 cents per game. Robert later sold it to Larry Saltzman of Saltzman Printers. who eventually sold it to the Mattel family of companies in 1992.
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