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TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

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Clarity Club Nails is a New Zealand-based press-on nail brand designed for women who want salon-quality nails — without the damage and the cost. Founded by Phoebe Jubilee, Clarity Club was built around one simple belief: that beautiful nails shouldn't cost $80 or take half your day with the cost of wrecking you nails. Every set is crafted to sit seamlessly at the cuticle, curve naturally to the finger, and look indistinguishable from a professional acrylic or gel set. We offer two core collections. Our Soft Acrylic Collection comes in 30 pieces with multiple width options, so you get a fit that actually works for your nail shape — no gaps, no lifting, no guessing. Our Handmade Collection features individually crafted sets for those who want something truly one-of-a-kind. Both ship free overnight across New Zealand on orders over $50, with shipping also available to Australia. What sets Clarity Club apart is the quality of the wear. Our press-on nails are reusable, damage-free, and made to last — whether you're going with classic almond acrylics, a chrome cat eye, or a sheer soft gel finish. Vegan-friendly and made without harsh chemicals, they're a better choice for your nails and your wallet. If you've tried press-ons before and been disappointed, Clarity Club is what you've been looking for.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

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First of all, the delivery was impressive, ordered at 7am, got to my door the next day.
Secondly, I've never had such comfortable press ons, the other presson I've used always have big gap between my nails so it never lasted because of the air bubble. I genuinely loved this brand's nails, except the glue does feel a little tight I suppose because it's so strong? The press on itself is so comfortable to wear yet thick, so it doesn't give that cheap plastic vibes, have reused them the second time now, maybe the residue glue on my nails gave it some extra grip, the second application lasted one more week than the first application, that's 3 weeks! Anyway, this is definitely one of the best press ons I've tried.

26 June 2026

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