Are you ready to switch up your nail look or give your natural nails a breather? Removing your Koroole handmade press-on nails is a breeze with our easy-to-follow removal process. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through each step to ensure a safe and gentle removal experience.
Step 1: Gather Your Supplies
Before you begin, gather all the necessary supplies for removing your press-on nails. You will need:
• Acetone or nail polish remover
• Cotton balls or pads
• Cuticle stick or orangewood stick
• Nail buffer or file
• Bowl or container for soaking (optional)
Step 2: Soften the Adhesive
Start by softening the adhesive that holds the press-on nails in place. If you’re using nail glue, you can do this by soaking your fingertips in warm, soapy water for a few minutes. Alternatively, you can apply a small amount of acetone or nail polish remover around the edges of the press-on nails to help loosen the adhesive.
Step 3: Gently Lift the Edges
Once the adhesive is softened, gently lift the edges of the press-on nails using a cuticle stick or orangewood stick. Be careful not to force or pry the nails off, as this could damage your natural nails. Instead, work slowly and gently to loosen the nails from your nail bed.
Step 4: Soak or Apply Remover
If your press-on nails are still firmly attached, you may need to soak them in acetone or nail polish remover to further soften the adhesive. Fill a bowl or container with acetone or remover and soak your fingertips for a few minutes, or apply a soaked cotton ball or pad to each nail and wrap them in aluminum foil to hold in place.
Step 5: Remove the Press-On Nails
After soaking, gently peel off the press-on nails starting from the cuticle and working towards the tip. If any nails are stubborn or resistant, repeat the soaking process or apply additional remover as needed until the nails are fully removed.
Step 6: Clean and Care for Your Natural Nails
Once all the press-on nails are removed, take a moment to clean and care for your natural nails. Use a nail buffer or file to smooth any rough edges and remove any remaining adhesive residue. Finish by applying cuticle oil or moisturizer to nourish and hydrate your nails and cuticles.
Step 7: Admire Your Bare Nails
Congratulations, you’ve successfully removed your Koroole handmade press-on nails! Take a moment to admire your natural nails and give them some well-deserved TLC. Whether you’re taking a break from nail art or gearing up for your next manicure, your nails will thank you for the care and attention.
Removing your Koroole handmade press-on nails is quick and easy with our step-by-step guide. Follow these simple steps to safely remove your nails and keep your natural nails healthy and beautiful. Until next time, happy nail care!
