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False nails & press-on nails · Bradford, since 2013
British made and sold direct. No UV lamp, no drilling, no appointment, and nothing filed off your own nail. Every set is 24 fake nails in 12 sizes, so each finger is sized on its own.
Single sets £3.99 · any five sets £9.98 · free UK delivery
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Four shapes, and the names change depending on who you ask. Pick the one that sounds like your hand and it will take you to those designs. Every set is £3.99 whichever you choose.
Also called stiletto, or pointed nails
Almond false nails taper along both sides and draw in to a softened point. Longer and sharper versions are sold as stiletto nails. The shape makes a short finger look longer, which is why it is the shape we are asked for most.
Mix any five sets across the four shapes and they come to £9.98, with free UK delivery on every order.
Also called square oval, or French manicure nails
Squoval fake nails are a square tip with the corners taken off, so they keep a straight edge without the sharp corners that catch. Almost all of our French manicure sets are this shape.
Mix any five sets across the four shapes and they come to £9.98, with free UK delivery on every order.
Also called round, or rounded nails
Oval press-on nails are rounded the whole way round with no corners at all. It is the most forgiving shape on a wider nail bed and the least likely to snag on clothing or hair.
Mix any five sets across the four shapes and they come to £9.98, with free UK delivery on every order.
Also called coffin nails, or tapered square
Ballerina acrylic nails taper down both sides and finish on a flat tip, cut like a coffin, which is where the other name comes from. It is the longest and most dramatic shape we make and it shows a chrome or ombre finish best.
Mix any five sets across the four shapes and they come to £9.98, with free UK delivery on every order.
The short version
Bling Art is a British false nail manufacturer based in Bradford, trading since 2013. False nails, fake nails and press-on nails are the same thing: a pre-shaped acrylic tip that glues on over your own nail. We make every set we sell on a SEDEX-audited line using virgin ABS plastic, and we sell direct at the price we charge the salons we supply. A single set is £3.99 and any five sets come to £9.98, which is £2 a set. Every set contains 24 nails in 12 sizes so each finger can be sized individually. There is no UV lamp, no drilling and no filing of your natural nail. Glue is not included; any nail glue works. Wear is up to seven days. We carry 179 designs of fake nails across four shapes, almond, squoval, oval and ballerina, and UK delivery is free on every order with no minimum spend.
Almond & stiletto · 46 designs
Every almond and stiletto design we make, in gloss, matte, glitter and chrome.





Squoval & French · 43 designs
Every squoval design, including almost all of our French manicure sets.





Oval & round · 46 designs
Every oval design, from bare nudes to deep gels and glitter.





Ballerina & coffin · 44 designs
Every ballerina and coffin design, where the chrome and ombre sets look best.





The five set price
Mix shapes, mix colours, mix lengths. The price drops in your basket on its own, so there is no code to remember and nothing to enter at checkout.
Start your fiveWorn, not styled
Eight of our own sets, filmed on the day and posted as they were. No studio and no retouching, just the nails as they actually look.
Filmed by us, from our own TikTok at @blingart_uk.
Trade, salons and students
Our salon bulk packs are blank full cover tips, sorted into twelve sizes, for technicians who build their own sets. Same tips, same line, same virgin ABS as the retail sets, bought by the box instead of the set.
Salon Bulk Pack, almond and stiletto, natural beige
Shape
Finish
Blank tips only. No colour and no glue in the box.
Four shapes, natural beige or clear, every one £8.99 with free UK delivery and no minimum order.
Advice from the workshop
The questions we are asked most, answered properly. Sizing, lifting, removal, and what a press-on should actually cost in the UK.
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Questions
Yes. They are three names for the same product: a pre-shaped acrylic tip that glues on over your own nail and lifts off when you are finished with it. Most UK shoppers say false nails or fake nails; press-on is the newer name. Every Bling Art set is the same thing under any of those names, 24 nails in 12 sizes at £3.99 a set.
One set is £3.99. Two are £5.99, three are £8.02, four are £8.80, and any five sets come to £9.98, which works out at £2 a set. You can mix any colours, shapes and lengths. There is no code to enter, the price drops on its own in your basket, and UK delivery is free on every order with no minimum spend.
Wash and dry your hands first. Pick the right size for each finger from the 12 sizes in the set, and lay them out before you start. Put a small amount of nail glue on the underside of the tip, press it onto your natural nail from the cuticle down, and hold it for about ten seconds. A full set of both hands takes about ten minutes. There is no UV lamp and no drilling.
Soak your hands in warm soapy water for a few minutes to soften the glue, then lift each tip gently from the side. Never pull a tip straight off, because that is what takes a layer of your natural nail with it. Because a press-on sits on top of the nail rather than being drilled into it, there is nothing to file off afterwards.
Up to seven days with everyday wear, including showering, typing and hand washing. Apply them the night before an event so the glue has cured fully by the time you need them.
Often, yes, if you take them off gently rather than pulling them. The tips are rigid ABS rather than a thin film, so they keep their shape. Any glue left on the underside has to come off before a second wear.
No. Glue is not included. Any nail glue from a pharmacy or supermarket works, and leaving it out is part of how the set stays at £3.99.
They are different things. Acrylic is built onto your nail in a salon, needs the surface drilled or buffed first, and has to be filled or removed by a technician. A press-on tip glues on top and lifts off at home, costs £3.99 against a salon set, and takes about ten minutes instead of an appointment. Acrylic lasts longer; a press-on does no damage and costs a fraction of the price.
No. There is no UV lamp, no drilling and no filing of your natural nail. The tip sits on top and lifts off, which is the whole difference between a press-on and acrylic.
Every set has 24 nails in 12 sizes, so you size each finger on its own rather than taking a one-size guess. That is twice the nails you need for one hand set, which is why a Bling Art set fits a hand properly instead of approximately.
Four. Almond and stiletto (long, tapered to a soft point), squoval (medium, a square tip with the corners taken off, where the French manicure sets live), oval (medium, rounded right through with no corners), and ballerina or coffin (long, tapered sides with a flat tip). There are 179 designs across the four.
We do, in Bradford, England, and we have been trading since 2013. Every set is made on the same SEDEX-audited line that supplies salons, using virgin ABS rather than recycled plastic. We sell direct at the price we charge the salons we supply, which is why a set is £3.99.
Yes, on every order, with no minimum spend and no threshold to reach. One set or ten, delivery is free and posted from Bradford.
Free UK delivery on every order
No minimum spend, no threshold to reach. One set or ten, delivery is free and posted from Bradford.