Description
The classic french done properly: a milk-white tip, thinner than the stark white of twenty years ago, over a base pale enough to read as the nail itself. Short square. This is the set that goes with everything and dates with nothing.
What every ANARA colour set contains
- 24 nails, covering every size — nothing to measure and nothing to choose
- Liquid nail glue, for up to 14 days of wear
- Adhesive tabs, for 3 to 5 days and a clean peel-off
- A nail file, to adjust the fit at the sides
Twenty-four nails, not ten
A ten-nail set is one size and has to fit. This is twenty-four, graded across every size, so you
pick the nail that matches each finger instead of hoping a single grading suits your hand. It also
means a set can be worn more than once even after one or two nails have had a hard week.
Specifications
| Colour | Milk white |
|---|---|
| Finish | Gloss |
| Shape | Square |
| Length | Short |
| Nails per box | 24, all sizes |
| Wear time | 3–5 days on adhesive tabs; up to 14 days on liquid glue |
| Application time | About 5 minutes |
| In the box | 24 nails, liquid nail glue, adhesive tabs and a nail file |
| Ships from | Saudi Arabia, free delivery over 299 SAR |
Do I need to know my size?
No. Every box carries all sizes, so you lay the set out, match each nail to a finger and keep the
rest. That is the difference between this line and the hand-finished ten-nail sets, where the size is
chosen at checkout.
Applying Milk White Tip press-on nails
Wipe each nail with alcohol first — oil left on the nail is the most common reason a press-on
lifts early. Lay the set out and match every nail before opening any adhesive. Press each one for
thirty seconds. To remove, soak in warm water for ten minutes and lift from the side; never pull a
glued nail off dry.
Related
New to press-ons? The application guide
covers the five minutes end to end. Browse the rest of the range in the
shop, and see the
shipping page for delivery.
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