What began as a nail salon & spa in NYC started by influencer/blogger Cyndi Ramirez-Fulton, Chillhouse has transformed into a multi-channel brand, complete with a newsletter, “The Chill Times.” Their latest endeavor are “Chill Tips,” non-toxic, reusable press-on nails in über trendy designs. Chill Tips have received great reviews, with users confirming wearability and longevity.

Kuticle press on nails offers a slew of nail shapes and lengths. They boast everything from hand painted luxury options to Louis Vuitton decals, to the extra bejeweled “Diamond Dogs,” pictured above.

Beetles nail tips and glue gel kit, available on Amazon, is a nail system that functions as a cross between a gel manicure and traditional acrylics. The entire kit, replete with a nail lamp and 500 nail tips, costs $20 - less than an average gel manicure! Reviewers gush that the polish is slow to chip. Definitely a small investment worth making.

The brand that gave us those little phone accessories we didn’t know we needed has launched into the nail category. Why not match your mani to your phone!? Each PopSockets set comes with nails in varied sizes, a matching pop grip, file, prep pads, and mani stick.

Is “dip” more your style? The dip powder nail technique involves dipping your nail into colored powder, then topping it with a sealant. The result is an even longer-lasting manicure - up to one month! A great at-home option is the Kiss Salon Dip, a widely available drugstore buy that includes tips for extra length.

Need something a little more low maintenance? Gel stickers are a quick fix alternative to extensions or a trip to the salon. They won’t add length, but in a pinch they look just like polish with none of the mess. ManiMe offers a gorgeous selection of colors and patterns - all for about $15-25 a pack.