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XS, S and M are the width across the nail bed, not the length of the nail. Confusing the two is the single most common reason a set has to be exchanged.
Eid and Seasonal Press-On Nails
Shop Eid nails from ANARA — reusable sets of ten hand-finished nails, delivered free across Saudi Arabia. Gold, champagne and deep festive tones for Eid, National Day and the seasons in between.
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Before you choose
8 sets in total. By shape, all 8 almond. By length, 5 long and 3 medium. Every set contains ten nails, five per hand, pre-arranged and labelled left and right, in sizes XS, S and M. Applied in about five minutes and worn 3 to 5 days with adhesive tabs, or up to 14 days with nail glue.
Order at least a week before Eid. Delivery across Saudi Arabia is quick, but the week before Eid is the week everything slows down.
Most people want the set fresh for the first morning, which means fitting it the night before rather than days ahead. If you are wearing a set through the final week as well, plan two: one worn on tabs that comes off easily, and the Eid set kept sealed until the evening before. A set that has already been worn a week will not look new no matter how carefully it was treated.
This comes up constantly and deserves a straight answer: press-on nails, like polish and gel, form a barrier over the nail and water does not reach the nail beneath. Rulings on this differ, and the decision is yours to take with your own reference. We would rather say that plainly than leave it unaddressed on a page about Eid.
Long sets and kneading dough are a poor match. If you are hosting, choose short or medium and fit them after the preparation is done rather than before. Heat is the other factor — a hand held over a steaming pot softens the adhesive, so lift lids away from you and let the steam clear before reaching in.
Measure
XS, S and M are the width across the nail bed, not the length of the nail. Confusing the two is the single most common reason a set has to be exchanged.
Apply
Prep, apply, remove — including the ten-second step that decides whether a set lasts three days or a fortnight.
