This is a 24-piece almond press-on set built on a sheer nude gradient that deepens towards the tip. A fine white French edge sits under raised 3D white flowers and a scatter of rhinestones. The palette is soft enough for bridal work and clean enough for office wear.

The Gradient and the Flowers

The base fades from a milky nude at the cuticle to a denser tone at the free edge, which makes the French line read softer than a hard white tip. Flowers are built up in relief on selected nails, so they catch light from the side rather than sitting flat in the print. Small rhinestones and dots fill the spaces between them.

Shape and Length

The nails are cut in a medium almond profile with a slim taper, and the length stays short of the fingertip. That balance keeps the 3D flowers from catching on fabric during the day. The build is deliberately thin so the tip follows the curve of the natural nail.

Materials and Craft

The tips are moulded from ABS plastic and the gradient and French line are applied by UV printing before curing. The flowers are then formed in relief and the stones are set by hand. That order keeps the printed layers crisp under the raised detailing.

Applying the Set

Buff the nail, wipe it with alcohol and let it dry, then press each tip from cuticle to free edge for twenty to thirty seconds. The set works with either nail glue or jelly adhesive. Size the nails before you glue them, using our quarter-sizing guide, and keep our fast-dry press-on glue for a firmer hold.

Wearing and Removing It

Keep the hands out of water for the first hour and dry under the free edges after washing. Remove the set with warm water and oil rather than by pulling, so the relief work stays intact. If a single nail lifts, our fixes for press-ons that lift early usually recover it in a minute.

Packaging and Free Shipping

The set ships as 24 pieces in a boxed tray together with a sachet of jelly adhesive and a small file. Private-label marking is available from a 300-piece print run. Free shipping applies to this listing.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the flowers flat print or raised?

They are raised. The flowers are built up in relief on top of the printed gradient, so they have visible depth and a soft shadow line.

Will the relief work survive a full week?

With the nail properly dehydrated and each tip pressed firmly, five to ten days is typical. The two-week wear routine covers the habits that extend that.

Is the French line bright white?

It is a clean but softened white, printed thinner than a gel French manicure. That is what makes the nail look natural rather than painted.

Does the set suit a wedding or engagement shoot?

Yes. The nude gradient, white tip and white flowers stay quiet on camera, which is why this layout is often chosen for bridal sets.

Wholesale price · Manufacturer since 2004