Here is one picture of the my nails with the Broadway Nails on. (FYI, Broadway is just the brand of the fake fingernails. :)

The whole package cost my a little under $6.00 and you get the nails, glue, a nail file, and a cuticle pusher. I know that in the YouTube Video that I watched the girl said to put the glue right on the fake nail and then apply the fake nail to your real nail. I did this for 2 of my nails and stopped doing it. The reason for this was that my real nails were shorter than the tan color of the fake nail and I actually put the glue up to high and I glued my skin to the fake nail. So after those 2 nails I then just put 2 drops of glue on my actual nail right in the middle, I then took the tip of the glue and swirled the glue around on my fingernail, all the way to the sides of my nail, all the way to the top of my nail and make sure that you get plenty of glue and that is spread around the whole nail so that you don't get spots that you can see through the fake nail. Then when you go to put the fake nail on push REALLY hard for 10 to 15 seconds. Push as hard as you can stand it. This will get all of the air bubbles out and your nails will look awesome! If you have any questions you can e-mail me or comment on here.
I hope you enjoyed this DIY project. I am really happy with these nails and think they look awesome!
And here is the last picture of my nails that I took:

HERE is the website to check out all of the Broadway nails they have.
2 comments:
Very nice!
RelentlessBride
They look great! Good job.
Your ring is beautiful, too!
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