The maintenance method of press-on nail is introduced

The maintenance method of press-on nails is crucial to extending their service life and maintaining their beauty. The following are some detailed maintenance methods:

First, daily wear and care

Keep clean:

Keep your hands and nails clean before and after press-on them. Use mild soap and warm water to gently wash the nail plate, especially the bottom and edges of the nail plate, to remove residual glue and dirt.

Avoid excessive exposure to oils and chemicals, such as perfumes and detergents, which may damage the nails or weaken the glue.

Avoid prolonged soaking:

Try to avoid press-on nails for a long time in water, especially in bathing, washing dishes and other activities. Moisture and detergents may weaken the glue and cause the nail to loosen or fall off.

Prevent damage:

Be careful not to touch sharp objects to avoid scratches or breakage.

It is best to remove the nail plate before performing activities that may damage the press-on nail (such as lifting heavy objects, strenuous exercise).

Second, correct storage and custody

Storage environment:

Store the nail in a dry, cool place, away from direct sunlight and high temperature environment to prevent fading or deformation.

Keep away from the chemical storage area to ensure that the nail is not damaged by chemicals.

Separate storage:

Store different wear nails separately to avoid abrasion or scratches caused by friction. Use a small bag or box to store each nail separately.

Keep packing:

If possible, keep the wear nails in their original packaging, which can better protect them from the outside environment.

Third, regular inspection and maintenance

Check the viscosity:

Check the adhesive of the nail plate regularly. If the nail plate is loose or glue remains, clean it and paste it again in time.

Replace nail plate:

Check whether the nail plate is damaged or discolored, and replace it in time to ensure beautiful appearance.

Even if worn nails have not been used for a long time, it is recommended to check their condition regularly.

Fourth, removal and follow-up care

Standard removal:

Use a special nail polish remover or warm soapy water to soak the nail. Do not tear hard to avoid damage to natural nails.

After removal, clean the natural nails with warm water and mild detergent, and dab a small amount of nail polish remover on a soft cotton ball or cotton to wipe the glue residue.

Follow-up care:

Give your natural nails some time to rest and breathe after you have removed your press-on nails.

Follow up with nail polish or nail polish that contains vitamin E and protein to help nourish and strengthen natural nails.

Fifth, maintenance for different materials

Plastic nail: Avoid prolonged exposure to water and wipe regularly with a soft cloth to prevent scratches and discoloration.

Silicone nail: Keep clean and avoid contact with sharp objects. Wash with mild, soapy water and ensure that it is completely dry before wearing.

Acrylic nail: Avoid violent impact, wipe regularly with special cleaning agent and soft cloth. Avoid frequent contact with moisture and chemicals.

Metal nail: Wipe with a dry cloth to remove dirt and avoid contact with water or chemicals. It can be polished with a silver cloth to maintain its shine.

To sum up, the maintenance of press-on nails needs to start from many aspects such as daily press-on and care, correct storage and storage, regular inspection and maintenance, removal and follow-up care, and maintenance for different materials. Only by fully doing these maintenance work can we ensure that the press-on nail is always in good condition.