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Add Page Six on Google 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!
“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.
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.”
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.
The star starts off her makeup routine with this contouring brush.
“This is so important to me,” she said. “It gives [your legs] such an even sheen.”
When it comes time to remove an uneven spray tan, Glaser reaches for this exfoliating formula.
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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