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Would you believe me if I told you that I paid $15 for these nails? Well, I sure did. So let me show you how. Now, one thing about me, I'm a press-on girl, ever since I found out about press-ons, the nail salon hasn't gotten a penny out of me, except for my toes. Because I'm definitely not doing those at home. This specific press-on set is actually from Shein and they were only $8.60. And I'm telling y'all, do not sleep on Shein because they have the cutest press-on nails. You just gotta know how to look. And a part of that look is looking at the reviews. I don't want to sound like nobody's untidy right now, but look at them reviews and make sure they got pictures to actually match the product. Always. And the main question I always get asked is, how do you get your press-ons to last so long? And my answer to that is always prep is key. So following your nail's, cutting out your cuticles, giving yourself basically a manicure before applying your press-ons, just like they would at another nail salon. Another important thing is that your glue matters. Stop using the glue that comes in the little press-on kit because I'm telling you, your nail is only gonna last about two days. Buy this glue right here from Sally Beauty. It's only $7.49. You can also find it on Amazon if you don't have a Sally Beauty near you. And after applying the glue, just make sure you hold your nails down for at least 30 seconds. And if you follow step by step, I guarantee your nails will not be moving for the next two weeks. And these right here are the final results. So let me know what you guys think. This is already expensive. So wherever I can save some money, baby, I'm gonna save on. The press-on nails were $8 and the glue itself was $7, which brings us to a total of $15. You can't tell me that's not a win. That's it for now. Bye.