If you’re looking for an easy and affordable way to get salon-quality nails at home, then press on nail kits are definitely worth considering. These kits are necessary for your nail application. They come with everything you need to create a stunning manicure in the comfort of your own home. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced nail artist, press on nail kits are a fantastic option that can help you achieve professional-looking results without breaking the bank.
One of the most important aspects of starting a press on nail business plan is choosing the right packaging. Your packaging should be sturdy, protective, and attractive. It should also reflect your brand identity and make your products stand out from the competition. Here are some of the best press on nail kit packaging ideas:
The Phomemo shipping label printer prints using thermal technology, using only thermal labels. Phomemo thermal printers include 25 pieces of 4″x 6″ labels in the packages. This label printer for small businesses has a 1-4.6-inch print width and supports printing different types of labels.
UPS, USPS shipping labels, codes, ingredient labels, and business logos; you can use the label software “Labelife” to create your logo sticker for your product.
1. Press On Nail Kit Logo
Your logo is one of the most important elements of your brand identity. It should be prominently displayed on your press on nail packaging. You can have your logo printed on the boxes, bags, or even the nail glue itself. Many people create their own logos, depending on their level of experience.
This can be done at home using simple business supplies such as a computer, printer, or label maker. If you want a more polished and professional display, go with a printing service. Vista Print is an optimal choice for business cards, logos, flyers, and any other business branding you may require for your press on nail business.
Saviland press on nail tool kit provides all the tools needed to apply your press on nails. This press on nail kit includes 50 pieces each of the following press on nail supplies:
Adhesive tab sheets
Mini nail files
Acrylic sticks
2g nail glue
Cleaning pads,
Plastic Bags
2. Manicure Bags
Manicure bags are a great way to package your press on nails and other press on nail supplies. They can be made of a variety of materials, such as cotton, velvet, or canvas. You can also have your logo and branding printed on the manicure bags. When choosing your manicure bags, try to keep your brand identity consistent. For example, if you use certain colors, such as pink or blue, try to keep your packaging the same. If you prefer to keep it simple, use a white or black color scheme or something neutral.
One other thing to be mindful of when selecting your manicure bag style is the shipping package. If you use small bubble mailers, you may want a smaller manicure bag with fewer items. If you are using a larger box you can add a wide range of press on nail supplies, such as a cuticle stick or eyelashes. If you don’t want to make your own press on nails kit you can purchase one that is premade.
3. Nail Glue
Most press-on nail sets will need to be applied with nail glue. You can provide your customers with a small bottle of nail glue in their package. You can also have your logo and branding printed on the nail glue bottles.
While many people tend to include glue with their press on nail kits be sure that the glue is still in liquid form when packaging your press on nail supplies. I made the mistake of buying small glue tubes in a larger quantity than normal and they all went bad. None of them had been used but the nail glue ended up drying up and turning into a hard plastic substance.
4. Confetti
Confetti is a fun and festive way to add a touch of excitement to your press on nail supplies packaging. You can add a small handful of confetti to each box or bag. You can also use confetti to create a festive backdrop for your product photos.
5. Tissue paper
Tissue paper is a great way to protect your press on nails during shipping and handling. It can also add a touch of luxury to your packaging. You can use white tissue paper or tissue paper in a color that matches your brand.
How to Make Your Own press on nails kit
To construct your press-on nail packaging, you will need the following materials:
| Logo Stickers | Additional Nails |
| Boxes or Manicure Bags | Instruction Sheet |
| Mini Nail Files | Thank You Card |
| Cuticle Sticks | Accessories |
| Nail Glue Tubes | Confetti |
| Cuticle Oil | Tissue Paper (Optional) |
| Alcohol Pads |
Instructions:
- Place a piece of tissue paper in the bottom of the box or bag.
- Place the press on nails and other nail supplies in the box or bag.
- Add confetti, if desired.
- Add the thank you card if you have one to the box or bag.
- Close the package and secure it with a ribbon or sticker.
- Apply your logo sticker, if desired.
- If you have an instruction sheet you can add it inside the bag or leave it out. I would suggest leaving it out if it’s a paper sheet and adding it inside if it’s a card.
Approximate sale prices for finished press-on nail packaging
The sale price of your press on nail kit packaging will depend on the materials you use and the complexity of the design. Factor in the items included along with the amount each separate item will cost you. Some people sell the press on nails kit separately and other people include it with their nail set. However, here is a general guideline for the additional prices of the kit to factor into the total price of your press on nails set :
- Clear plastic boxes: $1-$5 per box
- Velvet boxes: $5-$10 per box
- Magnetic closure boxes: $5-$10 per box
- Drawstring pouches: $1-$5 per pouch
- Slide-out boxes: $5-$10 per box
- Custom packaging: $10-$20 per box