How to Remove/Reuse

 

Remember: Gentle removal keeps both your natural nails and your press-ons in great condition for future wear. Each set can be worn up to 3x!

Be careful not to scrape harshly, because it damages the surface of the natural nail, making it harder for new sets to adhere properly.

Do not use Acetone excessively for removal, because it may dry out your natural nails and irritate the skin around them. It may also melt or dull the design on your press-ons, making them less suitable for reuse.

 

Removing Press-Ons

Here a few things you'll need:

A Bowl

Warm Water

Soap

Cuticle Oil (can use olive oil, jojoba oil, coconut oil, vitamin E oil or argan oil)

Cuticle Pusher or Wooden Manicure Stick

Small File

Buffer

Soft Wash Cloth or Cotton Pads

 

Step 1- Fill a bowl with warm water & soap, then mix using wooden stick or cuticle pusher until soapy.

Step 2- Rub cuticle oil around the edges of your nails. Now let it sit in the bowl of warm soapy water for 1-2 minutes.

Step 3- Use a cuticle pusher to gently ease the press-ons up from the sides. Remember to work slowly & never force the nail to come off. Go back to soaking the nail if it cannot be removed. Then repeat.

Step 4- Once removed, dry your nails using a soft cloth or cotton pad. Then gently buff the surface, trim the free edge (if preferred) & file.

Step 5- Finish by washing & drying your hands/nails, then massage with lotion & cuticle oil.

 

Reusing Press-Ons

Here a few things you'll need:

A Bowl

Warm Water

Soap

Cuticle Oil (can use olive oil, jojoba oil, coconut oil, vitamin E oil or argan oil)

Toothbrush or Edge Brush

Cuticle Pusher or Wooden Manicure Stick

Small File or Buffer

Soft Wash Cloth/Towel

Storage for Nails (Ziploc bag, container etc.)

 

Step 1- Fill a bowl with warm water, soap, & oil. Then mix using a wooden stick or cuticle pusher until soapy. Let the press-ons sit for about 5-10 mins. 

Step 2- Using a toothbrush or edge brush, loosen the glue on the press-ons by brushing lightly with the water mixture.

Step 3- Carefully scrape any chunks using the cuticle pusher or wooden stick, then gently pat dry using a towel or cloth.

Step 4- If there’s dried glue that won’t come off, LIGHTLY buff the underside until smooth being careful to protect the shape & design of the nails.

Step 5- Store away to use again.