Anonymous #1 4w

It’s the thing is she goes so much stuff and she’s always in the bottle all the I’ve forgotten to pop off and I would rather spend the money to get her something good that’s gonna last a few weeks and get a $19 set that’s gonna last a week or two and then fly off

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Anonymous OP 4w

Press ons are like $8

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Anonymous #2 4w

Not for the good ones that I found like eight dollars they sell and they snapped so easily

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Anonymous OP 4w

Well she doesn’t need them for weeks she’s 12…

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Anonymous #1 4w

I’m letting her have them. I’m not gonna spend $19 on something that it’s gonna come off in a week. she’s turning 13.

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Anonymous OP 4w

She’s a little young for acrylics she has time to wait until she’s older. And $19 is better than $150 set

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Anonymous #1 4w

Rather spend $150 on something that’s gonna last at least a month then $19 and that’s gonna last a week

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Anonymous OP 4w

Well it doesn’t last a week if done right. She’s too young. She doesn’t need it that long after her bday

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Anonymous #1 4w

Well, I’m OK. You don’t have to be. She’s had nails before she’s fine. She’s not a baby. If you don’t want any kids you don’t want your daughter to have but I’m fine with it

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Anonymous OP 4w

Uh I’m fine with having my own children. But I’m gonna let me kid be a kid. And not complain about press on nails. Something kids should have that are good on their nail health at a young age. We gave you examples and you still complained. If she’s had them done before why are you asking us. Just go to the normal nail tech

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Anonymous #1 4w

You’re acting like forcing her to get nails she wants them for them and I have money and it’s not like it’s an every day thing I get it for special occasions are not. I’m fine with it. She is a kid that’s why I don’t wanna press because she does so much and she is still a kid it’s not like she’s getting a nails no don’t you’re gonna be short. I just want them to lie us because she does like.

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Anonymous OP 4w

Duh if she’s a kid acrylics are not practical. Press ons are cheap and reliable. Even adults still wear them. You can find cute ones that look like acrylics on TikTok shop that last a good while. But if you don’t wanna listen to us why ask? Just go to the nail tech you normally go to? I don’t see the issue in recommending press on nails though. But if you have a lady go to her?

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Anonymous #1 4w

Persons are not liable for if you don’t have an extra way to get a nail taken in my area that I’m doing on the site that she wants then don’t call me the first the first reply that I explained why person are not reliable for her because she does a lot of stufflike gymnastics stuff with her having short nails, but reliable and I’d rather spend more money on at least a month then something is gonna get off in two weeks

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Anonymous OP 4w

I mean speaking as a person who wears press ons pretty much constantly, you can get perfectly good ones of under $10 and I’ve experienced little to no quality improvement with the $15-$20 ones. They just charge for a brand name. Plus she’s a kid and her nail bed is still developing, acrylics are gonna fuck her nails up long term.

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Anonymous #2 4w

Don’t get me wrong I like croissants, but I want a birthday nails to last a little longer with a week. It doesn’t even have to be acrylics. I just need something that’s gonna last long goes all my croissants because she does gymnastics and stuff and she likes to try a lot and short nails are fine for gymnastics and stuff, but press always break off when she does gymnastics.

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Anonymous OP 4w

Croissants??

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Anonymous #2 4w

But yeah if she’s doing gymnastics anything other than polish is a safety hazard lowkey. If she’s doing weekly practice and you got her the sticker ones instead of glue, which could come off in about a week, that may be a benefit

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Anonymous #2 4w

She can have nails and like good nails, but I just have to be up pretty short she has polish on all the time and it’s her birthday and she wants something special than a polish or push. It’s more experience in the actual nails.

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Anonymous OP 4w

In that case get her a mani with a massage, sans acrylics or polish, and then some press ons. She can get the experience and protect her hands

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Anonymous #2 4w

Ok Ty

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Anonymous OP 4w

Yeah ofc!

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Anonymous #3 4w

Yes Ty

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Anonymous OP 4w

these r all good options if u need any

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Anonymous #3 4w

Ok tysm

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Anonymous OP 4w

While acrylics are damaging to nail health, I don’t think you letting her get them one time is THAT bad. I would suggest gel nails. They’re better for ur nail health and last just as long as acrylics.

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