Salon Perfect Modern Nostalgia Press-On Nails vs Sally Hansen Short'Ease Press-On Nails
Both are 30-nail press-on kits aimed at beginners, but they solve different problems. The Salon Perfect Modern Nostalgia set is the pick for bold, matte, 90s-inspired nail art in a short almond/coffin shape. The Sally Hansen Short'Ease is the pick for a barely-there super-short square nail with a cat-eye finish and a stated wear time of up to 16 days. On build, Sally Hansen makes the stronger wear claim and includes cuticle care; Salon Perfect leans on design variety and a matte effect. Owners of both lines report the usual press-on trade-off: glue application lasts longer than tabs, and wear depends heavily on prep.
- Choose the Salon Perfect Modern Nostalgia if you want bright, matte, nostalgic nail art in a short almond shape and you are comfortable applying with glue.
- Choose the Sally Hansen Short'Ease if you want the shortest, most natural-looking square nail with a cat-eye finish and a brand wear claim of up to 16 days.
Prices
- Salon Perfect Modern Nostalgia Press-On Nails: $7.94 at Walmart (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 $0.46 cheaper than the Salon Perfect Modern Nostalgia Press-On Nails at the latest prices (Nov 10 and Nov 11)

