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Hello! Today I'm going to talk to you about my experience with Kastle nails. I bought these nails because I heard so much about Kastle nails, that they are really good. And that they don't look fake, and their size is nice on the nails, meaning their sizes are not big and not too long.
This is my experience with them, which is this one. Let me show you the carton, its box, this is its name Kastle. There are many colors, so go and choose. Okay, I tried Luca nails before. And what I liked about Luca is that there are sizes, meaning they wrote that there is a size for small nails.
The difference I noticed between them is, of course, both of them have the sticker that sticks, meaning you don't need to put glue, and you don't need to put anything. And if you need to put a sticker or anything, here, this is the sticker you see from the inside.
And to fix it more, you put it on your nails and turn on the hairdryer like this, meaning from a distance so it doesn't melt, of course, and it will stick more. Anyway, I really liked the nails, they are considered very good. But for me, I didn't like the shape, meaning maybe if I didn't find, honestly, a shape other than this shape, it's not like Luca, Luca has shapes like almond, and oval, and square.
Meaning this is the difference I noticed between them and Luca. So as an experience, meaning for the first time I try them, they are considered not bad, they are good, and that's it.
I tried both Castal and Loca press-on nails. I liked Castal nails for their variety of sizes and many colors, and most importantly, they don't require glue or extra stickers. However, I found Loca nails to be better for me because they offer diverse shapes like round and oval, providing more options. Both products have good prices, but Castal was slightly cheaper. Overall, both are excellent choices for anyone looking for easy-to-use and affordable press-on nails.
Worth it if you're looking for easy-to-apply, affordable press-on nails, with Loca preferred for shape variety and Castal for color options.
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Yes, Castal nails are easy to apply and don't require additional glue or stickers, making them very convenient for daily use.
The main difference is that Castal offers a variety of colors and sizes, while Loca provides different shapes like round and oval, giving wider design options.
If you are looking for variety in shapes and designs, Loca nails are worth the slightly higher price compared to Castal, which focuses on colors and sizes.
Castal nails come in various sizes and colors but with limited shapes, while Loca nails offer different shapes like round and oval.
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I liked that it has different sizes in many colors, but I didn't find different shapes. The best thing is that it doesn't need glue or stickers. I tried Loca nails before and I liked them more because they have different shapes, round, oval and others, and both of them have a good price, but Kastle is cheaper.
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