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Very overpriced for the product received. Did not meet my expectations and when I asked for a refund, they stopped responding to my emails. Their website states you can try the product risk-free and your satisfaction is guaranteed. False advertising! Do NOT purchase from this company!
Unfortunatly too good to be true :
Loooong delivery time....gel nails packagings with no brand name on them AND looking nothing like the ones in the online shop, bad quality)....flimsy gadget UV lamp...complete waste of time & money for fingers-stickers really !
Very over priced for low quality products, the gel lamp is not a lamp it's a hand held cheap led light derived in a a bubble wrap package with marks and dents on packaging not high end like the claim avoid!!
Save Money ! Run away ! Bad quality ! Late delibery ! Une arnaque !
SCAM Warning:
Rating: 0/5 Stars (Abysmal)
I am writing this review to warn potential customers about my deeply disappointing experience with Ohnaily.com. This company is clearly engaged in blatant dropshipping and marks up cheap, low-quality products by an outrageous amount.
The Problems:
1. Shipping Nightmare: I waited over three weeks for my order to arrive. For products that are supposedly "premium" nail supplies, this is unacceptable and is a massive red flag indicating the products are being shipped directly from an overseas discount retailer.
2. Product Quality & Value: When the items finally arrived, the quality was shocking. The products were generic, unbranded, and identical to the inexpensive nail supplies you can find readily available on sites like Temu for a fraction of the cost. The markup Ohnaily applies is predatory, making their entire business model feel like a scam designed to deceive customers into thinking they are buying a unique or high-quality product.
3. Deceptive Marketing: The branding and presentation on the website suggest a cohesive, quality brand, but what you receive are loose items from various generic vendors.
Conclusion:
Save your money and your time. Do not fall for the deceptive marketing of Ohnaily.com. You will wait weeks for products that are of very poor quality and can be purchased elsewhere for far less. This company should be ashamed of scamming customers this way.
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