WOKOTO Flower Adhesive Nail Art Polish Stickers Hold Up for Two Weeks

First set first impressions: They're a little thick, but it makes them easier to work with without having creases or bubbles. (I tried out a different brand that was super thin, like saran wrap easy to tear thin, and it made me really appreciate the thickness of these. They feel durable, almost vinyl like.) The thickness makes it easy to work with (no bubbles or creases when applying), and makes them harder to chip, rip, bubble, and fall apart. The strips themselves actually held up for nearly two weeks. I was impressed when I removed the strips that they still seemed decently sticky, so I'm sure they would have lasted longer. I just had one or two that were chipped that made me want to replace the whole set. The majority of my nails still looked nearly perfect after that amount of time. The piece de resistance: my second set, when I took my first shower after application, I was disappointed that one of my nails got caught in my hair and about a third of the strip had peeled up. (Considering the first set held up perfectly for two weeks, I was disappointed that this happened the next day.) I kind of patted it back down in the shower, and figured I'd have to apply a different strip when I got out. To my surprise, by the time everything was dried, that corner that had fully come up had become sticky enough as it dried out to settle back down, good as new. I pressed on it a few times just to make sure it could re-adhere. The photo shows what it looks like after I just pushed it back down (same, original strip, didn't replace it). You can't even tell which nail it is. To reiterate, an entire chunk of shampoo or conditioner covered hair got under the strip and peeled about a third of it entirely up, and had shower water raining all over my nails. All I did was smash it back down, assuming I'd have to replace it, but the adhesive was good enough to fix it on its own once it dried out. That's impressive in my book. Edit to add a new photo to show after 1 week of wear. (Top photo is the original that was posted after the described shower incident. Second photo is from one week later... You can see the nail growth and some wear and tear on the nail edges and decide for yourself.) I'll mention I had another nail peel off on my other hand during another shower, but unfortunately that nail peeled off about 60% and did not stay down. I had to replace that one, but the original nail that I described in this review, (my ring finger in this photo) has still been going strong.