How to remove fake nail tips

There is a kind of nail tip in manicure that can make fingernails longer and more convenient to do manicure, which is called full nail tip. However, the only disadvantage is that full nail tip is difficult to remove. Today we will learn how to remove full nail tip safely?

1. Directly pasted: Soak in warm water for more than ten minutes and you can take it out. Do not pull it without soaking it, so as not to bruise your nails and destroy the smoothness of the glue surface.

2. Use glue: Don't pull it violently. Nail polish remover is not one of the ten cruel tortures in the Qing Dynasty. You don't have to pull out your nails... You can soak them in nail polish remover or warm water. After softening, use special tools to slowly break them apart (after all, nail polish remover is a chemical solvent. Soaking too much is bad for the skin, and the effect on false nails is not very significant. Although warm water has a slightly worse effect, it at least won't hurt the skin). For special tools, nail salons will use bevel scissors to cut them out and then file them off with files, but I think that is too cruel and requires poor skills, and I'm afraid of cutting real nails. So use the slope at the other end of the callus as a nail remover, insert it from the gap around it and slowly pry up the nail. Since it has been softened by soaking in water, it will not hurt at all.

3. After applying it immediately, soak it in warm water and put the false nails back into the gift box. After removing the nail tips with super glue, you will find that there will still be hard super glue marks on the nails. Use a file that is not too coarse (do not use a file that is too coarse when filing real nails) to file away the super glue marks, and then polish it with a grinding and polishing strip to restore the glossiness. Finally, apply nourishing oil and massage.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Although it is said that patch-style manicure is very time-saving and labor-saving, it cannot be done frequently. This is because when applying artificial nail plates, the surface of the nails must be thinned, which will cause the nails to lose the thickness of the protective layer, and the ability to resist the erosion of acids and alkaline substances will be weakened.

Secondly, when removing the nail tips, the fingernails will suffer varying degrees of damage. Some glues are difficult to remove, and a thick layer of the fingernails will be torn off. At this time, bacteria can easily take advantage of the opportunity to enter, causing onychomycosis, psoriasis and other diseases, and may also cause cross-infection of various bacteria.