False Nails by Bling Art Blue Purple Water Almond Stiletto Acrylic 24 Fake Tips

SKU: 7641 LO4-6-AD-WB
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Water Blue Chameleon - Almond Stiletto Long - 24 Fake Acrylic Nail Tips, Free Glue, Nail File & Cuticle Stick.

Product Code: 7641 LO4-6-AD-WB

When blue meets purple, you know you're looking at one wild nail and that’s exactly what these funky and fun almond stiletto nails are! Walk on the wild side with these edgy water inspired tips and we promise you’ll never look boring no matter what you wear.

Bling Art Chameleon Finish: All the best nails are created in stages, and the Chameleon nail is no exception. The first layer or base layer is used to give the rustic effect. Using the latest in electrolysis technology we bring in metallic paint and this is bonded firmly to that base layer. Next, a plating process is used which gives the illusion of light changes so that the nail appears to have a chameleon colour change finish.

Bling Art Almond Shape: These nails are often mistaken for Stiletto shaped nails, this is because they are very similar with a pointed shape. Almond shaped nails are more practical than stilettos because the edges are not as extreme and therefore easier to manage. These easy to apply tips will make any outfit extra special in minutes.

Bling Art Long Length: These nails are slightly longer than our other nail shapes and will give you a classy designer look no other nail shape can compete with. This nail shape will help make your fingers appear thinner, giving them a slender look and can easily be filed, to give you the sharper Stiletto.
Everything you need to apply in minutes: Each set contains 24 nails (in 12 sizes), a 2 gram stick of glue, a mini nail file and a wooden cuticle stick.

Buy with confidence – Our nails have been tested and are EU compliant, we use high quality virgin ABS Acrylic to make our fake nails and our glue is SDS approved.

Bling Art - don't imitate – differentiate

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