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getting engaged what do i do ()
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rtsneedshelp 22 points 8m ago
I’d recommend press-ons. If you fit them properly they can look really nice. If you have really nice natural nails you can just paint them and take it off before your shift, though I imagine you wouldn’t be asking here if that were the case.
plastixhearts 5 points 8m ago
my natural nails look horrible, i bit them to shreds as a kid. I’ll do the press ons!! really just want it for the moment and pics
rtsneedshelp 2 points 8m ago
Understandable, there are lots of video tutorials on yt if you need help getting em on just right. Congratulations!
orsonvulture 1 points 8m ago
honestly walmart and tjmaxx sell REALLY cheap press ons that are still incredibly cute, i'm pretty sure i paid $4 bucks for my wedding nails since i only had the weekend off and people thought they were legit haha. it's definitely the more feasible route since you only have one day off and you can just pop em off at the end of the day or before your shift :) walgreens and cvs sell pretty cute ones too!
goblinvodka 2 points 8m ago
Press-ons has already been said, but I'd like to recommend the kinds that come with the sticky tabs instead of glue! When they're glued on they're a lot harder to remove without causing damage imo. Also, congrats!
Melp87 1 points 8m ago
Also-congratulations!!🍾 🥂 🥳
Melp87 1 points 8m ago
I’ve worn press ons from the dollar tree for multiple nice occasions including my own engagement, they look great in all of the photos! $1 for nails, $1 for the glue-it’s just as good as what you might spend $15 on rite aid or target 👍🏼
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