Is it okay to reuse these? When one falls off, trim the nail and reapply the same one?
250515
I bet you could. I can't really answer this question though because I only got one on and it stayed on for a really long time but my cat wouldnt stay still they work great but only if you can get them to sit still and Im sure you can reuse if you still have the glue.
250516
A lot of times when they come off, a shedding of the nail is stuck in them. The adhesive is similar to super glue, so getting the nail shedding left in the cap or even the leftover glue out can be difficult. My cat would systematically work to get them off, and he would usually get one or two off pretty early; these you can reuse. As long as you can fit it on the nail effectively, you can reuse it.
250517
If the reason one fell off was because you didn't apply enough glue in the first place, you should be able to reuse it. I usually end up running out of usable glue so I don't bother reusing the claws.
250518
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.
250519
No, they can't be reused. Even though they fall off the glue or old nail layer may still be inside. This would make it incredibly uncomfortable for kitty and could cause issues.
1819074
I used a pair of scissors to cut the old ones off. You could just as easily pull them off. Since you're replacing them it doesn't matter if they get destroyed in the process
70981
Never have -- some fall off over time. Otherwise you just clip them like the regular nails as they grow out.
1024452
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!
1672881
I have reused them 2 times so far. I do not know how many times they can be reused though.
852502
I think you should use the base and the top coat to make it last longer. I use two base, two to three nail color depending on color coverage and two top coats. It doesn't chip or peel as easy so last longer.
861333
If you get them done frequently then your natural nail will become weaker. But getting it done like once a month wont be that bad
1760831
By putting in a nail or screw into the tip of the tube it can be reused within a couple of days. Anytime you use more than one can at a time use just one nozzle and save the other for the proverbial rainy day.
1071802
You should be able to reuse them. Just be careful removing the digitizer because the antenna is attached to it. Good luck!
1631442
You can reuse but I prefer a fresh pair each night. When you wash them they tend to get squishy and are less effective
367347
Yes, I did use these nails in this nail gun. However, I found another brand of nails at my local hardware store, for much cheaper.
1304207
No, I made a flawed design and I used polish remover and it worked. You need to scrub it down but it did clear up and painting over it with a new nail color made it look like nothing happened to begin with. You can always just break off that nail and move on to a fresh untouched one if you're not stingy but to answer your question in short, no it won't ruin the product.
1857197
Not very well. You have to wrap the nail up with foil and cotton loaded with acetone. Then take it off after a while and scrape, and do it again. The easiest way I find is to file it off with a coarse emery board, or use an electric filer- CVS has them for ten dollars- battery op, or you can get an electric one on ebay. It's very similar to acrylic when removing it.
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.
1412735
I have the original and they work the same in my opinion. Some people on here say theirs falls apart easily but just like the original your not suppose to put ur nails into it or its not going to last at all.
598966
Yes. They are reusable. Just don't lose the attachment that "zips" them closed.
757155
I used with my metal bands because I already had them. See this website for instructions: http://www.reusablecanninglids.com/How_Do_They_Work_.html