How To Apply Loste False Nails
You’ve just got your hands on our viral press-on nails, and we couldn’t be more excited for you to try them. Whether it’s your first time or you’re already a seasoned pro, this guide will...
Reusable False Nails
Nail Prep Pad
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Ever wonder why your press-ons don't stay on? It’s usually the oil! Our Prep Pads strip away the "slippery stuff", so your glue can actually do its job. Just wipe, let dry, and no touching! Once you’ve prepped your nails, keep your fingers away to avoid transferring oils back onto the surface. Secure the bond, save the mani.
Dehydrating
Oil Stripping
Anti-lifting
Maximum adhesion
Nail Prep Pad FAQs
Everything you need to know about our false nail prep pad.
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The alcohol wipe is the "insurance policy" for your manicure. It strips away natural oils and dust that would otherwise sit between your nail and the glue. Without this step, the adhesive attaches to the oil instead of your nail, causing the falsies to pop off prematurely.
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Use it as the very last step before applying the glue/sticky tabs. You should have already pushed back your cuticles and filed/buffed your natural nails. Once you wipe a nail, it is officially "prepped", do not touch it with your fingertips, or you will transfer oils back onto the surface.
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Surprisingly, no. Many soaps contain oils or moisturisers that leave a film on your nails, which actually hinders the bond. The alcohol wipe dehydrates the nail plate, creating a bone-dry, "squeaky clean" surface that the adhesive loves.
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Of course! Click here for a full tutorial on prepping your nails for false nails.
