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These are the tools I use for pretty much every press-on set. My UV lamp, flash cure light, nail drill, magnet, and cuticle tools. Nothing fancy, just the basics that help everything go on smoother and stay on longer. You definitely don’t need all of...



































All the tools I use to decorate my press-ons. Brushes, dotting tools, sponges, my resin mixing palette, and the magnets for cat eye gel. These help with details, layering, and getting creative. You definitely don’t need everything here, but having a ...

















These are the full cover gel tips I actually use for press-ons. I’ve listed a few shapes and lengths I like. almond, square, coffin, etc. They’re all pre-shaped and easy to work with.




















All my go-to gel polishes in one place. Colors, cat eye, pearlescent, matte, base, and top coats. There’s a mix of fun shades and essentials, depending on the look I’m going for.




























































All the extras. Rhinestones, pearls, 3D pieces, and fun nail decals I use to add a little something to my sets.












These are the products I use before applying nails. They help clean and prep the nail surface so the tips last longer and don’t lift as easily







This is what I use to take my press-ons off. I don’t soak in acetone. I use remover oil or serum to gently pop them off without damaging my nails.





The glue I trust to actually hold. I use brush-on glue or gel depending on the look I’m doing and how long I want the set to last.














All the powders I use for chrome, pearl, and mirror finishes. I usually layer them over a no-wipe top coat and rub them in with an applicator. Super easy way to get a high-shine or soft shimmer look on press-ons.









