Olive and June teams with Avery Woods on giftable press-on nails
Avery Woods' Olive and June collab landed at Ulta with 12 press-on sets at $10 each, making a summer manicure gift feel exclusive and affordable.
The smartest beauty gift right now is the one that feels exclusive without turning into a splurge, and Olive and June’s collaboration with Avery Woods hits that sweet spot. The 12-piece press-on nail collection launched for summer online and only at Ulta Beauty, giving the drop the kind of retail cachet that makes a manicure set feel more present-worthy than disposable.
The pricing makes the case immediately. Individual sets cost $10, while the full bundle is $100, which is a tidy save over buying all 12 separately at retail. That matters for gifting because it turns a creator-backed beauty item into something you can give to a teen, a college student or a young professional without drifting into luxury-gift guilt. The assortment also avoids feeling one-note. Styles include Chrome Glazed, Stevie Puffy Flower, The It Girl Gradient, Pearl Chrome French and The Ziggy, with different shades, shapes and finishes that broaden the appeal beyond one aesthetic.
Ulta’s product listing gives the collection more than a pretty face. The press-ons are designed to last up to 14 days, use non-damaging glue and are made from up to 94 percent recycled materials, finished with a UV-cured top coat. That combination is exactly why press-ons have become such an easy gift: they are fast, polished and low-commitment, but still feel special enough for a birthday, graduation or summer trip. Olive and June also describes the collection as part of its broader press-on business and says its products are cruelty-free and vegan, another detail that helps the set read as considered rather than throwaway.
The collaboration also lands at the right retail moment. Olive and June debuted at Ulta Beauty nationwide on January 18, 2026, with a launch in 600 stores across the United States and on Ulta.com, and this is the first Olive and June collaboration to arrive through that partnership. That kind of exclusivity is what gives a beauty collab gift its edge now: recognizable creator name, a retailer people already trust, and a seasonal release that feels current the minute it appears. Woods was already an Olive and June customer before the brand approached her, which gives the partnership a little more credibility than a standard influencer handoff.
A collection celebration was also listed for June 14 at Ulta Beauty Newport Beach, underscoring how tightly the launch is tied to the retailer. In a crowded beauty market, that mix of name recognition, useful design and limited availability is exactly what makes a press-on set feel worth giving.
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