imPRESS

Instant Press-On Manicure Without Glue

 

History and Philosophy:

Created in the United States by the multinational company Broadway Nail / KISS Products, a global leader in artificial manicure solutions. The name imPRESS plays on the ease of pressing them on (press-on) and the visual impact of impressing anyone with perfect hands in seconds.

Its philosophy revolutionized the beauty industry by eliminating messy traditional liquid glue, offering a clean, convenient, and safe alternative for achieving salon-quality nails at home.

Today it is positioned as the No. 1 brand worldwide in press-on adhesive false nails.

 

What sets it apart?

Its patented double-layer adhesive technology SuperHold allows the false nail to be secured ultra-securely without damaging the natural nail, with no drying time and no need to use harsh liquid glues.

Who is it for?

People with little time, busy professionals, or nail art lovers looking for an instant salon manicure, flawless and long-lasting without going to a beauty salon.

Best-Selling Products

 

imPRESS Press-On Manicure (Short & Medium): Complete false nail kits with built-in adhesive available in dozens of designs, from classic French manicures to on-trend glaze finishes.

imPRESS Color Press-On Nails: Ultra-glossy solid-colored false nails with anti-chipping technology.

imPRESS Pedicure Kits: Adhesive false nails designed specifically for a perfect and long-lasting pedicure.

 

Fun Facts and Awards:

imPRESS completely transformed the global home manicure market, being awarded multiple times at the beauty awards of magazines such as Allure and Cosmopolitan.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

 

How long do imPRESS nails last once applied? With proper preparation and cleaning of the natural nail, they can remain intact and securely attached for up to 7 days.

Do imPRESS nails damage the natural nail when removed? No, since they do not use traditional cyanoacrylate glue, they come off gently by lifting them with a little oil or nail polish remover without filing the surface.