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60 or higher THATS ART
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Id honestly pay like 50-90 bucks for those. Thats literal art work!!
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Considering a standard set of acrylics is usually at LEAST $65 you can easily justify a higher price point. They're highly decorated and costly to make. Plus taking good care of press ons can make them reusable for countless wears so $55/60 seems reasonable to me
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At the minimum 50$. Like you said, getting art commisioned is close to 100$, so having the art AND acrylic nails should be expensive.
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$65-75 would be the most reasonable. those nails are literally gorgeous!
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Can they last multiple reuses? If yes, I'd pay up to 70$ for a set.
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I'd say $55-$90. Being that it's all handmade, they cost $30 a set to make, and press-ons are reusable (depending on how you put them on), the price is justifiable. However, I would say test to see if your customers even want to buy it.
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On another note, all of yall saying she should sell them for about $25-$35 are insane. She purchased them for $30 PER SET OF NAILS. If she sold em for around the same price then she'dbe losing money due to shipping. She's running a business. She needs to make a profit.
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$70 would be a literal steal :o daylight robbery! They're meant to be used over and over, and if you had an artist paint this on your nails it would be easily $150 for one character nail AND only last 2 weeks! Plus the art is actually trendy and in demand! they will sell out even if you price them at $100, so I think you should do like $115 and see if it still does :3
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at LEASTT 75-100 thats such good art
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$50-$65 They're hella cute! 🥹
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60$ or higher 🙌 those are beautiful
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To all the people suggesting prices, have you taken into account cost of paints and brushes and also LABOR ???.????!!!!!!
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i don’t get pres-ons, but at least $60!! that’s a strong at least, since $60 isn’t near enough for that 😭
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From a nail tech/nail artist: An acrylic set like that could easily cost $135+ EASILY!! So for press ons that cost you $30 a piece I would turn around and sell for about $50-$80, I think that’s fair.
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honestly, I think a reasonable price would be $60-$90, considering they're handmade and very intricate
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A lot of people seem to be missing the part where she says each side costs $30 to make, so the full set costs $60 to make. Bare minimum the set should be sold for $90 which would be a 50% markup. A fair price range would be between $90-$120.
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at LEAST $50. Don't undersell yourself or the artists! If it cost $30 for materials, you aren't taking into account the labor on both your end and the artist's end of the process
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I want to buy them. How about $70 for them? They are handmade so it's fair if they are a bit expensive.
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@myraclesname
1 month ago
As a nail artist, PLEASE do not underprice them. People often take art for granted, REAL art now especially and our job is getting more and more complicated since people always accuse us of overpricing. Nails are a luxury, not a necessity. I understand if it's a plain set, but designs are so incredibly hard to make. Just image you're an artist but you have to draw everything 10 times smaller than you usually would.
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