Nails.INC Classic Kim Square French Tip Press-On Nails - 30 Count

With proper application and care, Nails.INC Classic Kim press-on nails can last several days to over a week. Longevity depends on individual nail health, application technique, and daily activities.

Yes, the nails can be gently trimmed and filed to customize their length and shape. Use a nail file for shaping and caution when cutting to avoid splintering.

The strong adhesive nail glue is designed for a secure hold. The removal process, involving soaking, is intended to allow for non-damaging removal. Always follow the recommended removal steps.

The Classic Kim set features a specific medium length and square shape with a French tip. Nails.INC offers other styles that may vary in length and shape.

Select the press-on nail that matches the width of your natural nail bed from sidewall to sidewall. The nail should cover your natural nail without overlapping onto the skin.

While some users attempt to reuse press-on nails by removing all old glue, their optimal performance and hygienic use are generally achieved with single application. Reapplication might not provide the same secure hold or pristine finish.

Ensure natural nails are completely clean, dry, and free of oils before application. Use enough glue, and press firmly for the recommended 30 seconds. Avoid exposing nails to water immediately after application.

Utilize the variety of sizes provided. Experiment with placing nails on different fingers to find the best fit, even if it's not the 'standard' finger placement. Trim or gently file the sides of the press-on if needed for a better fit, ensuring not to compromise the strength.

This indicates the nails may not be properly adhered or the chosen size is too small for the nail bed. Reapply with sufficient glue, ensuring a full bond. Double-check that the nail is not too small, which can cause it to flex.

Soak for the recommended time (10-15 minutes or more) in warm water. If a nail is still difficult to remove, soak longer rather than forcing it, which can damage your natural nail. Gentle prying from the cuticle edge is key.