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Green Chrome Press On Nails, Long Coffin with Crystals

Sale price$8.99 USD
Color:green

Green chrome press on nails in a long coffin shape

A set of green chrome press on nails with a deep green base and a metallic sheen that shifts towards blue and purple as the light moves. Across the set, some nails carry a fine chevron line pattern, some carry a glitter finish, and clear crystals sit on the accent nails.

Shape

Long coffin, also called ballerina: tapered sides finishing in a flat straight tip. These sit well past the fingertip. File the flat edge shorter before you glue them on if you want less length.

What you get

24 gel nails in assorted sizes and one tube of nail glue. 24 nails covers both hands with spares, so you can pick the closest fit for each finger rather than forcing one size. The crystals and the line art are already applied.

Applying them

Wipe each nail with alcohol, push the cuticle back, and size every tip against its nail before you start. Glue the tip rather than your nail, then press and hold. Dry hands matter more than the amount of glue. Allow about five minutes for a full set.

Taking them off

Soak in warm soapy water, work cuticle oil under the edge, and rock each tip gently until it releases. Never pull one straight off, and never file or buff the chrome surface, which is what ruins the mirror finish for a second wear.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are green chrome nails?
Chrome is a mirror finish rather than a colour on its own. These are green chrome press on nails: a deep green base with a metallic sheen that shifts towards blue and purple as the light moves. Some nails in the set carry glitter, some carry fine chevron line art, and clear crystals sit on the accent nails.
Do chrome press on nails chip or go dull?
The chrome sits under the topcoat on a press-on, so it does not wear off the way chrome powder does on a natural nail. What dulls it is filing or buffing the surface, and harsh cleaners. File the free edge only, wear gloves for washing up, and keep hand sanitiser off the nail while it is still wet.
What is in this press on nail kit?
24 gel nails in assorted sizes and one tube of nail glue. 24 nails covers both hands with spares, so you can pick the closest fit for each finger rather than forcing one size. The crystals and the chevron line art are applied to the nails already. Nothing else is needed to wear them.
What causes a green stain under press on nails?
Moisture trapped between the false nail and your own nail, which lets bacteria grow. It is harmless in itself and grows out. To avoid it, dry your hands fully before gluing, do not re-glue a nail that has lifted, and take the set off if water gets underneath. See a doctor if the area hurts, spreads or swells.
How do you take chrome press on nails off?
Soak your hands in warm soapy water for ten to fifteen minutes, then work cuticle oil under the edge of each tip and rock it gently until it releases. Never pull a nail straight off. Do not file or buff the chrome surface to remove it, because that is what destroys the mirror finish for a second wear.
What do green chrome coffin nails go with?
Green chrome reads as a statement, so it sits best against plain black, white, cream or denim, and it picks up gold jewellery well. The long coffin shape and the crystals suit a party, a festival or a night out rather than the office. More shapes and finishes in the coffin nails collection.