why are isnt one side of the nail rounded so it matches up with your nail beds? can i not just glue these on with nail glue?
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These are tips and meant to be used under acrylic or other nail applications.
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Hi Julia, These are only what they consider "Tips". So they are really to just be used down by the end of your nail. Then the rest is to be filled in a then built up with acrylic, like in a nail salon. I personally just like to wear them like you are talking about. I just round it to match up against my cuticle and use nail glue to secure. I do use super glue if i run out but find that i often use way too much of either one and it tends to turn the fake nails really soft. By the time the fake nail has grown out away from your cuticle is about when the glue starts to loose it's strength so they pop off easy & i give my nails a day or two to "Breathe" and do it all over again. The glue lasts best if you lightly rough up your own nails with a file (it gives more for the glue to hold on to" and clean WELL with good soap & water. I have done this for several years with great results & DON'T have to spend money i don't have on nail oil removers and high class false nails and such. These were the BEST deal for what you & i are looking for! Just make sure you buy from a seller with a good low price! Most good deals are out of China so takes a couple of weeks to arrive. Good luck & hope i helped!
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because they are tips, and have to be glued on the end of your nail thren coverd with acrylic, or gel solution.
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yes dear . HOW TO USE FOILS? 1) Prepare your nail bed by shaping, pushing cuticles back and removing all oils (do this using professional nail prep eg scrub fresh or nail polish remover. 2) Apply a thin, even coat of nail foil adhesive to each finger. Wait for it to turn from white to clear and is just tacky to the touch. This can take up to 10 minutes! (Necessary) 3) Press foil shiny side up, onto the nail bed and rub over using your finger, or for a better more precise application, use a rubber hoof stick. (for best results cut a piece of foil of the length just big enough for the nail, its easier to control and apply flat) 4) Remove the foil and the foil pattern should be stuch to your nail. If a bit is missing due to lack of foil adhesive, just reapply the adhesive to the part not taken and repeat. 5) Once completely dry, apply a coat of sealer/top coat to protect the foil. If the adhesive is not completely dry before applying the top coat, the foil will rub off. Warm Tips: 1, Just remember if it doesn't work first time, Try again! It's all about the timing of applying the foil to the adhesive at the right time. 2, Foils can take a while to get right, but once you do get the hang of it, you can create lots amazing Nail DESIGNS! PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO LIGHTING EFFECT AND COMPUTER COLOR, THE ACTUAL COLORS MAY BE SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT FROM THE PICTURE
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No. But they will stay on longer with nail glue. So it is up to you which to use.
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I bought the nails at Home Depot and there's some glue holding them together. Leaves no trace of anything.
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No, you can either use a regular nail polish or you can get whats called the best glue ever or something like that, I see professional nail artists use that.
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Hi there, it's the shiny side. maybe you could put a small little mark on both corners, then match them up to make things easier for next time. Have fun.
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Yes you can!! The only thing I've found is you need to put a very thin coat on then cure, then another thin coat and cute. Or it tends to get bubbles. Also do what ever you can to NOT let it touch the sides of your nails. (Skin/cuticles)
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I use the Paslode paper collated 30 degree nails. I believe there is a slight variation between the round head paper collated nails and the clipped head (which I don't use).
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If I had to guess they are the wrong nails. Bostitch nails are very common so you should be able to find them without a problem.
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I reused some of them. I think my cat would rip or chew them off, so there was parts of nail left in some of them. I didn't reuse those, but the ones that came off clean, I did.
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I used a small amount of nail glue to adhere the items with a toothpick, or you can use clear nail polish as well. They have to have some sort of adhesive to make them stick to the nail, so my answer would be yes.
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They are small jewels that you put on your nail bed, most nail salons use these so I would say yes to your question. Sorry for not getting back to you sooner but this question request did not go to my email that I check every day.
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They are stickers/"decals" that adhere to your nails. Once thy are "set" they cannot be reapplied...they can be peeled off but will rip in pieces. You use a nail file provided to file off the excess to be flush with your nail edge. Hope this helps...good luck!
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First you should inquire about your local code requirements to nail pattern, size or possibly a requirement for screws. A sub floor should also be glued. With this information you can then make a decision.
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Yes~ the pearls are in shapes of a half a sphere :) because a flat side is needed to be able to place on the nail. It also comes in different sizes for fun creations and such :)
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Nope. Just nails looks like low quality. plastic lookin. the glue does not come with.
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There is a special nail foil glue you need to buy. You paint the glue on your nail and them apply the foil.