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A good application starts with clean, dry nails. Gently push back cuticles, buff the surface lightly, and wipe with an alcohol pad to remove oils. This ensures a strong bond and longer wear time.

Prep Your Natural Nails First

Water can weaken the adhesive on press-on nails. Avoid soaking your hands for long periods, especially in the first few hours after application. Use gloves when washing dishes or cleaning to protect the bond.

Avoid Excessive Moisture

Keep unused press-on nails in their original packaging or a small container to prevent loss or damage. Avoid exposing them to heat or direct sunlight, as it can affect the adhesive quality.

Store Them Properly

Press-on nails are durable but not indestructible. Avoid using your nails as tools for opening cans, scratching surfaces, or prying objects to prevent lifting or breakage.

Be Gentle with Your Hands

Don't force or peel off press-on nails, as it can damage your natural nails. Instead, soak them in warm soapy water or use an adhesive remover until they loosen naturally, then gently lift them off.

Remove Them Carefully

Wearing the same set continuously can lead to adhesive build-up and weaken the nails. Give your natural nails a rest between applications, and alternate between different styles to keep them looking fresh and healthy.

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