Well, I have tried the Kiss imPress in three colors so far, the quality is good for what it is.

What one should know: These are plastic nails that have glue like a sticker on the back; you basically peel off the cover on the glue and press the fake nail onto your nail, and it stays. They really look like real nails, they are thin and not uncomfortable, and the application is incredibly easy. The shape is very nice for those who like squared nails, but there is a small piece at the tip that is obviously how they are cut during production, which you can easily file down and you’re ready.

The box has quite a few different sizes to choose from, and it’s good to pick a size for each nail that is either exactly or slightly smaller; if it’s larger, it will be uncomfortable and could cause injury. Nevertheless, if you don’t mind, even after using the appropriate sizes from the set, you can get another set out of the package if you file around each sticker nail to fit them to your own, so you can get a second manicure from the box. Also, if you don’t use acetone (which ruins them) on the tips when you remove them (you just soak them in water for a few minutes and they loosen), you can remove the glue from the back, get some nail glue (I have the Kiss one with the brush, it holds pretty well), and reuse the same set of fake nails.

Now, regarding effectiveness/duration: You need to apply them at night, avoid water, and go to sleep to give them the appropriate time to set properly. While they hold up for a few days okay, you wash dishes, hands, etc., and soon the glue loosens. Personally, I don’t mind, because I have my own nail glue ready, which is very strong anyway, so as soon as one comes off, I just reapply it.

What’s the problem: These nails, no matter what you do, trap moisture. No matter how well you stick them, either with the sticker or with glue, with hand washing there’s always a bit of moisture left, which often gets trapped under the fake nail, and when you remove it after a few days, you might see a greenish tint on your nail. It’s not necessarily fungus, but bacteria that have been trapped under the fake nail. You can "clean" the area with a file to remove the green and apply vinegar or alcohol on top for sterilization. It didn’t damage my nails personally; I filed it and it went away.

The thing is: It’s not ideal to worry about bacteria under your nails, nor is it okay for everyone to reapply nails every 1-2 days when they fall off. So my suggestion for this type of nail is that they are perfect if you have somewhere to go and want a manicure at home in 10 minutes. Literally in 10 minutes, by pressing one nail on each finger for a minute, you can be ready to go out with a manicure that looks like a semi-permanent one. I just personally don’t recommend wearing them for more than 3 days after the experience I had. I clearly recommend the set for the convenience of a quick day manicure if you have somewhere to go. I write all this in case it helps someone who only cares about their nails when going out, like me. I hope it’s helpful.