To remove nail art glue, soak your nails in warm water mixed with oil or dish soap.
Here's a more detailed breakdown of the process:
Removing Nail Art Glue: A Step-by-Step Guide
The key to safely removing nail art glue lies in breaking down the adhesive bond without damaging your natural nails. Soaking is generally the most effective and gentle method.
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Prepare a Soaking Solution: Fill a bowl with warm water. The water should be comfortably warm, but not too hot.
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Add a Glue-Dissolving Agent: Mix in one of the following:
- Oil: Any type of oil (olive oil, baby oil, cuticle oil, etc.) works well to loosen the glue.
- Dish Soap: Dish soap can also help to break down the glue's adhesive properties.
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Soak Your Nails: Immerse your nails in the solution for 10-15 minutes. This allows the water and dissolving agent to penetrate the glue.
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Gently Wiggle and Lift: After soaking, gently try to wiggle the nail art (if still attached) and see if it loosens. Avoid forcing it, as this can damage your natural nail.
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Repeat if Necessary: If the nail art is still firmly attached, repeat the soaking process for another 5-10 minutes.
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Post-Removal Care: Once the nail art is removed, wash your hands and apply a moisturizing cuticle oil to hydrate your nails and surrounding skin.
By using this soaking method with warm water and an oily substance or dish soap, you can effectively remove nail art glue and avoid damaging your nails.
