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1. Wash and Dry Hands
Push back cuticle with a manicure wooden stick.
2. Buff the Nail Surface
Buff the nail surface gently with a mini file. Rough surface can make the adhesive tabs stay on longer.
3. Clean Nails with Prep Wipe
Ensure your nails are clean, dry, and free of any oils or lotion.
4. Select Correct Size Nail
Select the correct size nail for each finger and set aside in order.
5. Application Options
Option 1: Adhesive Tab Application (Temporary Wear)
Match your sizes and apply the tab to the natural nail with the sticky side down, press firmly, then peel off the protective film.
Option 2: Glue Application (Up to 14-Day Wear)
Apply a thin layer of glue to the back of the artificial nail. Apply a small dot of glue to the natural nail. Immediately wipe off excess glue if over-gluing occurs.
6. Apply the Fake Nail
Align with the cuticle, gently press on the fake nail, and hold for 15 seconds. Important: There's a number embossed inside the nail; make sure the nail side with the number is visible.
Step 1: Soak Nails in Warm Soapy Water
Soak your nails in warm, soapy water for about 10 minutes to loosen the adhesive.
Step 2: Gently Lift and Remove
Carefully lift the sides of the artificial nail and remove it fully. If the nail is still firmly attached, soak it for another 2-3 minutes.
Step 3: Remove Remaining Adhesive
Scrape off any remaining adhesive gently if you would like to reuse your press-on nails.
Press on Nails are simply amazing, they allow you to easily and quickly create intricate and stunning nail designs. All without having to spend hours and a ton of money at a nail salon.
We gonna share with you 6 tips to make your Press Ons also known as Glue on Nails last much longer and keep them from coming off easily.
1- Prep Your Cuticles
Cuticles are the skin on the top part of your nails. And if this skin isn’t tended to properly it can prevent the glue from bonding directly to your nail bed. Instead, the glue would bond with the cuticle skin which would reduce the effectiveness of the glue.
So before you apply your Press On Nails, you should use a cuticle pusher to scrape off the dead cuticle skin on your nails and to push and shape the cuticles upwards to allow the Press On Nails to fit comfortably on.
2- Buff Your Nails
It’s important that you buff your nail bed before applying your Press On Nails. You see buffing does two things:
- Removes the shiny oily top layer of your nails, this oily layer hinders the nail glue from properly bonding to the nail plate.
- And it also roughens the surface of your nail plate which help the nail glue to work better.
3- Properly Clean Your Nails Before Application
Once you have buffed your nails and tended to your cuticles, the next step is that you need to clean your nails.
- The first stage in cleaning your nails is that you need to remove any nail polish, acrylics, or any left over glue from your previous press-on nails from your nails.
- Next, you need to remove any dirt and other sediments on your nail plate that might hinder the effectiveness of the adhesive or glue used on your Press On Nails.
So what I recommend is that:
Before you apply your Press On Nails you wash your hands and nails thoroughly with warm water and soap. Preferably you should use an antibacterial soap which would help to remove any bacteria on your nails. This would help to prevent an infection from occurring.
Also, you need to ensure your nails are completely dry before moving on to the next step.
Secondly, you need to wipe each of your nails with a cotton pad soaked with rubbing alcohol. This would help to remove the natural oil found on your nails. You see the oily layer on top of your nails would hinder the glue from bonding to your nail bed.
Once the rubbing alcohol has evaporated you can proceed to apply the Press On Nails.
4- Apply Your Press On Nails Correctly.
You should also avoid having your nails coming into contact with water for at least 1-2 hours after applying the press on nails this gives the glue a chance to cure completely.
5- Apply a Clear Top Coat Over Your Press on Nails
If you have a clear top coat, you should apply it to both the top side of your press-on nails and on the underside of them.
A clear top coat would:
- Strengthens your press-on nails and prevents them from bending easily.
- Creates an additional protective layer over them that would prevent them from fading.
- Acts as a water-resistant seal to the underside allowing the nail glue to last longer.
- Adds a nice glossy sheen to them
6- Avoid Exposing Your Nails to Harsh Conditions
If you want your Press On Nails to last a long time you need to avoid exposing them to too much heat, moisture, and strong chemicals like detergents and chlorine.
These conditions tend to weaken the nail glue which causes the Press On Nails to pop off. My advice is to use gloves when you are doing certain chores like doing the dishes, gardening, cleaning, and avoid swimming and soaking in hot baths for long periods of time.
Also, you should never put too much strain on your Press on Nails such as use it as a tool to open and lift things.
1. Apply VIBEFICANT Glue Remover
Apply VIBEFICANT Glue Remover to the edges of false nails, use a manicure sticker to lift a gap gently.
2. Repeat Glue Remover Application
Repeat dropping glue remover into the gap several times. Wait for 3-5 minutes until glue dissolves completely.
3. Lift False Nails and Clean
Use the manicure stick to lift off false nails, and then wipe off softened glue with a paper towel.
4. Avoid Forceful Removal
Do not force or pull false nails; Repeat process as necessary.
5. Remove Glue Residue
Use a nail buffer to remove glue residue on the natural nail and smooth the surface.
Important Note:
Do not rush the nail removal process. It is important to remove slowly to ensure you are not damaging your nails.
