Nikki Glaser says these $21 press-on nails are ‘the best’: ‘I wear them on every TV show’

Nikki Glaser knows a long-lasting mani is no laughing matter.

While starring on Paige DeSorbo’s Amazon Live series, the comedian revealed she always does her manicures at home using her favorite fake nails: Glamnetic Press-Ons.

“I did a bit in my last special about how I’m just tired of wasting my life sitting [in nail salons] for three hours a week … it’s back-breaking,” she quipped.

Since airing her grievances, she’s become a devotee of Glamnetic’s fake nail kits, which only take a few minutes to apply — and last up to two weeks!

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“I am obsessed with these … the best,” she added. “I wear these on every TV show.”

She trusts the stick-on styles so much, she even wore them to host the Golden Globes earlier this year.

While she held up a pale pink pair during the livestream, they come in dozens of color options — from a classic French manicure to more daring designs.

Hand with nude almond-shaped nails featuring glittery tips.
Glamnetic

Hand wearing rings and a cream sweater with a nude manicure featuring a gold cuticle line.
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Amazon shoppers are on board too, as the mega-retailer has sold at least 2,000 sets in the last month alone.

“These look like I went to the salon,” one of the hundreds of five-star reviews reads, while another said the nails are “very easy to put on” even for beginners.

“I had them on for 17 days until I removed them,” a third customer raved. “I hadn’t had one pop off the entire time.”


Nikki Glaser holds up a set of fake nails to the camera while lying in bed.
She raved about them on DeSorbo’s beloved Amazon Live show. Amazon

Below, shop more of Glaser’s red carpet favorites — from a $9 tool to her secret to an even spray tan.


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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.


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