Press on nails has become a popular choice among many beauty conscious women in recent years, especially in the pursuit of fast and convenient nail effects. press on fingernails does not need to wait for the nail polish to dry for a long time like traditional nails, nor do you need to go to the nail salon to wait for service. Users can complete nail art in a short amount of time without the need for complex nail art processes, which is very suitable for busy lifestyles. There are various styles and colors to choose from press on nails, meeting the needs of different occasions and personal styles. And the price is affordable, economical, and easy to replace. I think this is the main reason why it is popular.
If used and cared for properly, press on fake nails can be reused multiple times. Of course, quality is important, high quality press on nails have a longer lifespan. How to care for press on nail and extend their lifespan? I think many girls who wear press on nail are not very clear about it. This article introduces how to care for press on nails and extend their lifespan, hoping to be helpful to everyone.
Firstly, daily care is important. The adhesive used to press on nails may loosen due to prolonged immersion in water. Therefore, it is advisable to avoid prolonged contact with water while washing dishes, showering, or swimming. Check every week if there are any signs of curling or falling off when press on fingernails, and promptly repair them with nail glue.
Secondly, protective measures should be taken. Be careful when lifting heavy objects or doing household chores to avoid hitting or scratching your fake nails. When in contact with cleaning agents or doing household chores, it is recommended to wear gloves to reduce the damage of chemical substances to press on nails and natural nails.
In addition, properly removing acrylic press on nails is also very important. When removing presson nails, do not tear them forcefully to avoid damaging the natural nails and press on fake nails. Soak your fingers in warm water for 10-15 minutes. If faster softening is needed, it can be extended to 20 minutes. During the soaking process, warm water will soften the adhesive that press on nails, making it easier to peel off. After soaking, use a cuticle push rod or wooden stick to gently pry up and press the edge of the nail. Starting from one side, slowly separate the press on nail from the natural nail, avoiding excessive force to prevent damage to the natural nail. After removing the press on nail, there may be a small amount of adhesive residue. It can be gently scraped with a nail file, or further cleaned with a cotton ball dipped with a small amount of nail polish remover (such as acetone).
Finally, it is important to properly store press on nails. When not using press on nails, they should be stored in a dry, clean box to avoid squeezing or rubbing against other objects. Press on nails should be stored in a cool and dry environment with a temperature not exceeding 40 ° C, avoiding direct sunlight, heat sources, or moisture. Press on nails should be kept away from chemicals such as cleaning agents, alcohol, or acetone, which may damage the performance of the adhesive.
By using the above methods, the lifespan of press on nails can be effectively extended while protecting the health of natural nails.
