do they stick on or is there some kind of nail glue im supposed to use?
238908
You'll have to use nail glue....I would purchase a different brand of tips tho I bought these used them yesterday and I'm already taking them off tonight.
238909
No they don't stick on, you have to buy a separate nail glue. The one I use is nyc nail glue, works fine for me. Good luck :)
751087
I use "Best Glue Ever" by ScraPerfect. I squeeze a small amount on a paper plate and apply it with a small paint brush just like nail polish. When it's dry it is very sticky and just press the foil down on the nail. Use a q-tip to rub all over the nail to make sure it's completely covered then lift off. If there are any missing areas just press the foil back down. Cover with top coat. There are a ton of videos on YouTube.
1770347
I would advise it, I used clear coat to stick mine on, and they fell off pretty quickly. (real nails)
1825927
No, there isn't any glue included with these gems! You would have to purchase that separately. If you have a Sallys Beauty Supply locally, they sell bonder for this type of nail art :)
40801
Make sure you clean the area you are applying the suction cups to with rubbing alcohol. Then apply a small amount of olive oil to the cups. They should stick forever!
2140224
With the adhesive glue, sold separately. Allow glue to dry a couple minutes til it's tacky to the touch. Rub foil on and peel off. The shiny foil will be left on your nail. Finish with a top coat.
2091954
They stick by what seems to be a Velcro type adhesive. You just line them up with the holes on the sander and they grip very well. That's it.
269006
I too initially had problems with them sticking but I found if you apply pressure and heat for several minutes (2-3 minutes) when you put it on it stays much better. When put them on press the palm of your hand on the electrode - that gives it both pressure and warmth and you will probably need to do that each time you put on the electrode. They still don't stick as well as other I've had but these will do until I need them again. Don't use alcohol or anything else on them but you can use a little warm water on them when you reapply them and that might help as well.
1024449
Yes they are self adhesive but it's not a sticker. It's adheres the way the nail polish would. So once it's pressed down it won't lift or pull away. If you hold it so the edges are curled up and you just barely place the center down, you can shimmy it just a enough to get a correct placement. Once all the edges are down you can't move it. Your nail can be any shape. They are shaped like a rectangle with a curve at the end. So you can have any shape with a lot or a little white showing. I really liked using these.
286923
i found that I could remove them and they were still some what sticky. However I could not get them to stick any where else. I think it will depend upon what materials you use.
84675
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.
1334925
lol it's not a dumb question I wondered the same thing at first but to answer, sometimes I just gently stick them on when the nail polish is a bit wet still and apply a good top coat OR when the nail polish has dried, I just stick them on with a nail adhesive and apply a top coat both ways usually last the week without chipping for me.
54025
They stick on the wall and can easily peel off. You shouldn't have any problem or damage the wall. There's no glue involved.
2068578
I used regular nail glue and roughed up the side of the fake nail I was attaching to my nail before I applied the glue. It held great while my real toenail finished growing back out.ETA: It doesn't come with glue.
1801354
you have to cut them very thin.. and place them under the acrylics or you can stick them to the nails or under clear nail polish
1691527
Are you wiping them off with an alcohol wipe after drying? This removes all the sticky residue. Many people forget this last step and mistakingly think they're nails remain wet. Do this at the very end after applying all your coats and their UV drying. Best!
1951871
If you are putting them on your nails you can just put them directly onto slightly wet nail polish or put a drop of clear polish on the nail and then put a stone. If you are planning on putting them on something else you can use a small drop of glue, they don't have their own adhesive, since I believe they are mostly used for nail art. Hope this helps answer your question. :-)