Question 1

How do I know my size?

Accepted Answer

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Question 2

How to apply press-on nails？

Accepted Answer

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Question 3

What do I use to apply the press-on nail? Can I use regular nail glue?

Accepted Answer

Each set comes with our strong hold jelly glue. If you prefer, we can also provide small bottles of nail glue. We recommend using our jelly glue as it is gentler on your natural nails while still providing a secure hold. 
You can also use regular nail glue as it offers an even stronger hold and is especially suitable for longer nails. However, please note that once nail glue is used the press on nails may not be reusable.

*We have tested Kiss Nail Glue, which is super strong and easy to use, and it is available for sale in our store.

Question 4

Can I reuse press-on nails?

Accepted Answer

If you use jelly glue to apply the press-on nails, the press-on nails can be reused if removed carefully and cleaned.

Question 5

How many times can I re-use the press-on nails?

Accepted Answer

If you use jelly glue to apply your press on nails, handmade sets can usually be reused at least 4 to 5 times, and more. Machine made press on nails may be reused fewer times, as they are slightly thinner and softer compared to handmade ones.

If you use nail glue, the nails are generally not reusable. However, if you remove them carefully, clean off the white glue, and keep them in good condition, you may be able to reuse them. For best results, we recommend looking up tutorials online for safe removal and cleaning tips.

Question 6

Are press-on nails damaging to my natural nails?

Accepted Answer

When used and removed properly, press-ons are generally less damaging than acrylics or gels because they avoid harsh buffing, drilling, or heavy chemical use.
we recommend give your natural nails a day break between uses to let them breathe and repair.

Question 7

Why do press-on nails sometimes not stay on?

Accepted Answer

Possible causes:
 • Poor nail prep (oil, moisture, debris) interfering with adhesion.
 • Wrong size — nails too wide or small may not adhere well.
 • Too much or too little glue (excess spills or not enough glue to bond).
 • Air bubbles or gaps under the nail.
 • Exposure to water or harsh activities too soon after applying.
 • Using methods (e.g. bending nails) that stress the bond.

Question 8

Tips for making your press-on manicure last longer

Accepted Answer

• Avoid getting nails wet for at least one (-three) hours after applying
 • Using a hairdryer to gently heat your press on nails right after application, then pressing them down firmly and letting them cool, can help them stay on even stronger.
 • Be gentle with your hands (e.g. wear gloves for chores).
 • Limit long wear beyond 2 weeks: adhesives can degrade or lift over time. 
 • Between uses, rest your natural nails to keep them healthy.

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