Elegant Touch Bewertungen 15

The nail glue is absolute rubbish, use it a couple of times then the lid gets stuck so the rest of the product is unusable.

The worst ever hair cut and color
My hair is burnt and split
Hair cut was 1 minutes worth
I could do better
They are the worst

Worst hair cut ive ever had both side are completely different. Manager came to see and agreed hair cut needed to be fixed she was speaking very loudly and I thought other customers wouldn't want to hear what a bad job had been done so I asked the manager to speak a bit quite WELL how rude she said and walked off. My hair wasn't fixed . I had to leave crying.

The worst possible! Impossible to cut the nails properly with their nails clipper, impossible to use the tweezers.
Poor quality and design. Paid a lot of money for something that will end up in the recycling!

I absolutely love these nails! I’ve been using them for a few years, they last up to two weeks and I love the collection of nails. I change up the colours and designs most times I use them. They are definitely stronger than any other brand I’ve used. Would definitely recommend to anyone who wants a cheaper alternative to having nails on all the time. Just make sure to keep nail glue just in case one pops off (in my experience, only happens when I’m doing very manual work) 😊

Thank you to the team they are amazing very nice and friendly people my hair looks amazing

Absolutely rubbish product, carefully applied, didn't even last the day. Would never use again no matter how cheap!

They are so uglyyyyy 🤣🤣🤣🤣cheap but I get better nails for £1 from BnM the jelly nails (green) from Elagant touch are see through, they look absolutely terrible 🤣I just put them on and I look like I have cartoon fingers they're less than worthless. Had the French manicure ones and those are pretty transparent too. Save your pennies and for same price you'll get decent glue for £1 from semi chem and £1 nails from BnM, Semi chem or Home Bargains

I used to love these nails. But recently i had one rip my whole entire nail off! The glue is too strong!!
My finger is in so much pain from now having no nail.
Want my money back

Bought the nude shorter length nails.
Really poor quality, within hours 2 x nails had chipped the next day both thumb nails spilt, bearing in mind this was over the xmas holiday period, so no housework or washing up was done! Wont be buying again, WOULD NOT RECOMMEND!

I was so happy with Elegant touch carriages! It was Dennis and Oscar and the horse name was Max! Beautiful horse. Oscar and Dennis wasn’t bad either. The carriage was decorated beautifully and they were kind. Thank you for helping me make my daughters day extra special!

Do not waste your money, they don’t work, sealing strips to hold in place come off in your hand. 100 in a box maybe if you used them all would work. Tried 3 times on each nail and didn’t shift the gel Polish. Pay to get it done properly. Would like a refund as totally useless.

I have had all sorts of arteficial nails. I have done my own gels and acrylic dip in. I love the results of both, but due to the time involved I decided to try stick on nails. Haven't done that since my adolesence.
I decided to try Elegant Touch so I could have nice nails for my vacation in Barcelona.
I bought the regular ones that you have to paint yourself. I filed the bottom of the nails so they fit the shape of my cuticles. They were easy to glue on.
They lasted the whole vacation and lasted until I removed them, about 10 days.
Very satisfied.

A note on the coloured ones.
After that experience I thought I woud slip a step and purchased the red stiletto with the nail guard.
Unfortunately, they could not ship the mail guard due to security regulation. So I decided to purchased them with the nail guard removed from the package.
That was a very different experience. The glue was totally different, took a long time to dry, where as the other one bonded imediately. I don't know if it would have been different if I had used it with the mail guard. So it is not fair for me to review it. What I can say, is that the next application I did with the red nails (I purchased 3 packs) I used the original glue, that I had left. And them the application went smooth. Yes the nails are thin, which I like, but they are quite strong. Of course it is possible to damage them, it is with all atificial nails.

RIP off!! Says 24 nails and 12 different sizes and inside 12 nails of 10 different sizes and all for £8.50, customer services is non-existent so steer clear of this company, I'm not the only one who's had this happen to them, elegant touch? More like light fingered rip off touch!

I have a lot of years of experience with having my nails done and with doing them myself. I'm way too busy to go to salon appointments (traffic, parking, your nail tech is running late cause its a Saturday or they thought they could squeeze someone in before you, blah blah) so I rather relax at home with some Netflix and do my own nails. Having got fed up with the smell of doing my own full sets of acrylic or gel nails (and the mess when one of my cats or the dog tries to get on my lap), I decided to try some stick-on nails.

The first 'at home' brand I tried were great! I won't name names as this isn't a review for them (I'll leave them their own review). Next I tried Elegant Touch Nails because I saw the colour in the pack called "Next Stop New York" and loved it. Sadly, that's where the love stopped. Listed is everything that was wrong with these nails (and maybe one or two points that were right about them but even getting to two positives is a stretch).

- The pack in pics online looks purple with an ever so slight shimmer but the colour in real life is actually dark purple. I liked the dark purple but for anyone buying online, just so you know, the colour is darker than what is pictured.
- The nail tips to stick on are a free edge meaning they don't have an application tab which you can hold on to when you apply them and not get glue on your fingers if any squeezes out the sides of the nail.
- The glue is no better than the super glue you can buy in Poundland for £1 for a pack of five - it is brittle and non-flexible. I tested the glue first on an old plastic container lid, placed a blob on the lid and a few streaks then let it dry and then twisted/ bent/ flexed the lid and it chipped and pinged right off the plastic. So I ended up using my own nail glue which unlike this cheaply produced stuff isn't runny like water and is quick thick, flexible and more jelly like in consistency (sorta thick like say olive oil or hair oil in viscosity).
- The nail tips are really flat and have hardly any curve to them so when you apply them you need to press the corners down as well. Now, unless you are forward thinking enough to have a toothpick or cuticle pusher at hand for this, glue will come out the sides of the nail and you will get that on your fingers and on the nail tip. Other stick-ons I've used the nail at least curves a bit to follow your natural nails' curve and stick down way better - these don't.
- And the worst point (yeah, I saved the best till last here) is that the nail tips themselves were so thin, plasticy and flimsy that they all bent, broke and snapped the same day! I wish that was an exaggeration but it's not. I glued them on, all secure, looking good, didn't submerse them in water or bash the tips and went out shopping some 3 hours later and literally by the time I got back in the car after loading the boot up, two nails were bent. As I went to push them back into shape they snapped off. I went home, filed those two down, swearing all the way (lol!) and headed out for a coffee with a friend. By the time we had a coffee, got food and window shopped I noticed that I had chips in a thumb nail and two others. Looked liked the chips were where the nails came off the product line/ were cut out for packaging as these chips were where the numbers are on the underside of the nail tip. By the time I got back home one more nail had ripped and torn sideways just from undoing the buttons on my coat when I'd got into the car.

So...I am not sure how the pack claims that these nails last for 10 days because they didn't even last one day. It is like the manufacturers think people with long nails don't do anything for themselves like carry bags of groceries, use cutlery, dress themselves or open doors. I can imagine them lasting almost never if you have a job where you type a lot; provided that they even lasted till you got into work. I literally just went out and did normal day-to-day stuff and these nails just tore, bent, chipped and ripped away and all in all were weaker than what a person's real nails would be.