No glue remover? Teach you how to easily remove the press-on nail

If you don’t have a gel remover and want to easily remove the nail, try the following methods:

First, warm water soaking method

Steps: Soak the nail part in warm water for about 10-15 minutes to soften the glue or adhesive.

Advantages: Mild and less harmful to nails.

Note: Make sure the water temperature is appropriate to avoid burning your skin.

Second, the law on oily substances

Options: olive oil, cooking oil, baby oil, etc.

Steps: Apply these oils to the nail, wait a few minutes, let the oil penetrate between the nail and the nail, and then gently pry up the corner of the nail, and then slowly remove the nail.

Pros: Relatively safe, occasionally it may take several attempts to fully peel the nail glue.

Third, nail polish removal water or sol method

Steps: Pour nail polish remover or sol onto the nail and wait a few minutes for the glue to soften. Then use a small wooden stick to gently pry up a corner of the wearing nail, and then slowly remove the nail piece.

Advantages: The removal effect is better.

Note: Make sure the nail polish remover or sol you choose is not harmful to your nails and is used in a well-ventilated environment.

Fourth, the hot towel method

How to do it: Apply a hot towel to the nail and wait a few minutes for the glue to soften. Then use a small wooden stick to gently pry up a corner of the wearing nail, and then slowly remove the nail piece.

Advantages: easy to use.

Note: Avoid overheating the towel, so as not to burn the skin.

Fifth, the hair dryer method

Steps: Turn the hair dryer to medium heat and heat it about 10-15 cm away from the nail until the nail becomes slightly loose. Then use a small wooden stick to gently pry up a corner of the wearing nail, and then slowly remove the nail piece.

Advantages: Fast and effective.

Note: Avoid wearing the hair dryer too close to the nail, so as to avoid overheating damage to the nail and natural nails.

Sixth, nail polish method

Steps: Apply nail polish to nail nail and wait a few minutes for the glue to lose its stickiness. Then use a small wooden stick to gently pry up a corner of the wearing nail, and then slowly remove the nail piece.

Advantages: Materials are easy to obtain.

Note: Make sure the nail polish you choose is not harmful to your nails.

Seventh, tool assisted method

Options: Pliers, tweezers, small scissors, or small blades (use with caution).

Steps: Use these tools to assist in removing the nail, such as holding a corner of the nail plate, gently lifting it upward, or gently cutting the adhesive along the bond.

Advantages: Suitable for difficult to remove situations.

Note: Be very careful when using to avoid damaging nails and skin.

Eighth, follow-up treatment

Glue residue treatment: Clean natural nails with warm water and mild detergent, and dab a small amount of nail polish remover (if available) on a soft cotton ball or cotton.

Nail care: After removing the wearing nail, give the natural nail a period of rest and breathing. Proper nail care, such as applying nutritional oils or nail creams, can be done to nourish and strengthen natural nails.

Please note that before attempting the above methods, please ensure your safety and protection measures to avoid accidental injury. If you have any questions or concerns about removing the nail, it is best to consult a professional for advice and guidance.