Soak Your Hands & Press On Nails
When removing your press on nails, begin by soaking your hands in hot, soapy water mixed with coconut oil. Afterward, wash both your hands and the press on nails with soap to remove any dirt and oil.
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Dry Your Press On Nails
Dry the press on nails gently with a clean towel.
Buff the Dry Glue
Using a nail buffer, gently buff away as much of the dry glue from the press on nails as possible.
Clean the Press On Nails
Clean the press on nails using an alcohol pad to remove any remaining residue.
Store Your Set for Future Use
Store your set for future use, preferably in its original packaging to keep the nails protected and organized.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Are you skipping proper cleaning of your press on nails before storing them?
Skipping proper cleaning can cause dirt, oil, and glue residue to build up, making it harder for the press on nails to hold on once reapplied and affecting the health of your natural nails. Always clean them with the provided tools and finish with an alcohol wipe to remove any remaining bacteria, keeping them in great condition for your next use.
Are you keeping your nails out of their original packaging?
Keeping your nails out of their original packaging can expose them to dust, dirt, and damage, making them harder to reuse. It’s also harder to stay organized and easy to lose nails. Always store them in their original packaging to protect their shape and design, making reuse easier and keeping them in the best condition for your next wear.
Did you skip using cuticle oil to protect your natural nails after removal?
Skipping cuticle oil after removal can dry out and weaken your natural nails, making it harder for press ons to adhere properly in the future. Using cuticle oil keeps your nails nourished, healthy, and strong, ensuring a better fit and longer wear for your next set of press ons.
Pro Tips for Longer Reusability
Do not over-buff your press ons to remove the glue underneath!
Over-buffing your press on nails can thin and weaken them, reducing their durability and reusability. Gently buff only as needed to remove the glue residue while keeping the nail surface intact for your next use.
Check your press on nails for damage before reapplying!
Before reapplying, inspect your press on nails for any cracks, chips, or warping. Using damaged nails can affect how well they adhere and how long they last, so only reuse nails that are in good condition to ensure the best results.
HOW TO'S
Here’s your one-stop guide to everything you need for applying and removing your nails like a pro!
