Sizing Chart

Everyone has unique nail sizes. I offer general XS, SM, M, and L sizes. If your numbers do not correspond to any of the standard sizes, or if your hands have different sizes, reach out to me and I can make you a custom size set. If you do not know how to size your nails, YouTube is a great help. :)

Video To Help Size Your Nails

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Application and Aftercare

  • What's Included

    Every set of press ons comes with a small nail file, an alcohol prep pad, cuticle pusher, and several adhesive glue tabs.

  • Prep and Apply

    Step 1: (Preparing the nail) Wash your hands and nails with soap and water. Push cuticles back and trim them if needed. Use alcohol pad to remove moisture and clean the nail. Trim natural nails to shorter length for best results. Use file to buff natural nail for a rougher surface for glue/glue tabs to adhere to.

    Step 2: (Applying press on) Apply a small amount of glue all over natural nail. Next apply a small line of glue on bottom of press on. Apply press on to natural nail starting at the cuticle and press up to ensure as little air pockets as possible. Press and hold tightly for 20 seconds. Tip: I find applying nails to your dominant hand first helps when applying your nondominant hand. If using the glue tabs, apply appropriate size to press on and press them onto your natural nails for 20 seconds tightly.

  • Aftercare and Removal

    For best results, wait 15 minutes for glue to dry before doing anything extraneous with your hands. To remove your press ons soak your hands and nails in soapy water for 15 minutes or acetone if you are going to discard the press ons. Then, use a cuticle pusher to push the press on off your natural nail. Remove any glue residue with a nail buffer.
YouTube Video for Help :)

DISCLAIMER

Press on durability and longevity vary depending on nail prep, correct sizing, and how hard you might be on your nails. I find for the best results to use filing and glue. I have been wearing press ons for over a year, and have figured out what works for me and what doesn't. Everyone is different. I always keep glue handy, because occasionally one might pop off from the set; but it's an easy fix. I invested $30 in an electric nail file on Amazon that made a big difference. I also think using reputable nail glue brands help your nails last longer. I am not easy on my nails by any means, and if you follow the instructions on application and aftercare, your press ons should last 2+ weeks.