Kiss colorFX Impress Press-On Nails vs Sally Hansen Short'Ease Press-On Nails
Both are short, glue-free press-on kits with 30 nails and a cat-eye finish, so the choice comes down to shape and hold. The colorFX kit has a squoval shape, a magnetic velvet cat-eye effect, and a pre-applied adhesive that owners say survives chores and dishes for a week or two. The Sally Hansen Short'Ease is squarer and shorter, with glue tabs infused with vitamin E and B5 and a stated wear time of up to 16 days. Pick the Kiss kit for a softer shape and a stronger color effect; pick Sally Hansen for the shortest, squarest look and the longest claimed wear.
- Choose the colorFX by Impress if you want a squoval shape and a magnetic velvet cat-eye effect with no glue bottle.
- Choose the Sally Hansen Short'Ease if you want the shortest, squarest nail and the longest stated wear time.
Prices
- Kiss colorFX Impress Press-On Nails: $9.97 at Amazon (last seen Nov 10)
- Sally Hansen Short'Ease Press-On Nails: $7.48 at Walmart (checked today)
- Difference: the Sally Hansen Short'Ease Press-On Nails is $2.49 cheaper than the Kiss colorFX Impress Press-On Nails at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 11)

