If you're a whizz at painting your own nails (none of us then?) you can opt for an at-home gel manicure, but if you're after a kit that doesn't require the patience of a saint, press ons are the way to go.

A good tip to navigating life with extra-long nails is to invest in a pair of tweezers. Put a set in your car. Put one in your purse. Tweezers will help you when you're at the parking meters or at the gas station or if you drop something.” Love to experiment with nail art? Turn your attention to Chill Tips’ press on nails. Seriously chic, the brand is home to a huge selection of nail art designs – with something to suit everyone.There are floral spring nail designs, swirls, stripes, and colorful French tips that all look salon-quality. In fact, we’d go so far as to say that these faux nails look like the real deal, making them a great choice for anyone without a steady hand who doesn’t want to splash out on nail art in the salon. Granted, two weeks is a little less than a gel or acrylic mani at a salon, but considerably longer than a standard nail polish since they won’t chip. Once you’re done? Simple peel off. “My pro tip for removing my press-on nails is to use oil and water to remove,” Chaun Legend said. “It makes the process seamless. To remove, you just soak the nails in water with a little bit of oil — and be patient — they'll lift up.” What is the best brand of press-on nails? Read on to discover the best press-on nails for a cute summer mani.