Press-On Nail Care & Storage
MY NAIL GIFT / NAIL GUIDES
A little care helps protect the finish and keeps the set organized. Start with the correct adhesive instructions and give your natural nails the same attention as your nail look.

Care during everyday wear
Avoid using nail tips to open cans, scrape labels, pry objects or carry pressure. Be mindful of long or decorative nails when typing, dressing and handling objects. Follow the adhesive instructions about water, oils and the initial bonding period.
If an edge lifts, do not add adhesive over moisture or debris. Remove the piece gently, check the fit and follow the application instructions before considering another wear. Stop if there is discomfort.
Remove, clean and inspect
- Use the removal method for your adhesive. Tabs and nail glue release differently; follow the illustrated removal guide.
- Remove adhesive residue as directed by the set or adhesive instructions. Do not assume a strong solvent is safe for every coating or decoration.
- Dry pieces fully and inspect the fit, edges and decorative parts. Do not reuse a cracked, distorted or damaged piece.
Store the set together
Place cleaned, dry nails in a clean protective container, keeping sizes and matching pieces together. Protect raised decorations from heavy pressure and avoid exposing the set to excessive heat. Store glues and removers separately as their labels require, out of reach of children.
A storage container shown in an illustration or guide is not an included accessory unless the product listing says so.
Know when reuse is suitable
Pieces used with adhesive tabs can often be worn again if removal was gentle and the nails remain intact. Glue and remover can affect the underside, finish or shape. Reuse after glue removal is not guaranteed; follow the supplied instructions and condition of the particular set.
Do not share adhesive-used nail pieces. Check your natural nails and surrounding skin before a new application. Avoid applying over damage or irritation, and seek appropriate advice for a persistent concern.