Size Guide

Place the millimeter side of the tape across the widest part of your natural nail. Hold the tape down gently and record the measurement in millimeters. Repeat for all ten fingers.

Press the measuring tool across the widest part of your natural nail. Using a pen, mark the edges of your nail on it. Carefully remove the measuring tool and lay it flat on a ruler. Measure the distance between your marks in millimeters. Repeat for all ten fingers.

Application Guide

1. Trim your nails and push back your cuticles with the stick.
 

2. File the surface of your natural nails with the nail file.

3. Wipe your natural nails with the alcohol pad to remove dust and oil.

4. Choose your adhesive:
If you're unsure about using sticky tabs or nail glue, click here.

• Sticky tabs (lasts up to 10 days): Find the sizes that fit your natural nails. Apply the tab to your nail, smooth it out firmly before peeling off the film.
  
  
• Nail glue (lasts up to 21 days): Apply a small drop of glue on the back of the press-on nail and another small drop on your natural nail.
  
  

5. Align the press-on nail along your cuticle and press down firmly for 20 seconds.

6. Avoid contact with water, oil or alcohol for 1-2 hours.

Tip: For maximum bond, we recommend applying your press-on nails before bed. This minimizes contact with water while you sleep, allowing the adhesive to set fully.

Removal Guide

1. Soak your nails in warm, soapy water for 10-20 minutes.

2. Use the stick to separate the press-on nails from your natural nails.

3. Remove the adhesive:

• If sticky tabs were used: Use the stick to remove any residue from your natural nails and press-on nails.
  
• If nail glue was used: File away any excess glue from your natural nails and press-on nails.
  

4. Clean press-on nails after each use with water and an alcohol pad or air dry, and store them away from direct sunlight.

• Minimize exposure to water, oils (hand cream) or alcohol (sanitizer), especially within the first few hours after application.
• Avoid using your press-on nails as tools, such as for opening cans or boxes, as this can damage them.
• Avoid activities that put excessive pressure on your press-on nails, such as using your nails to scrape or pick at things.
• Wash your hair gently to avoid snagging it on your press-on nails. Using a hair scalp brush can also be helpful.
• Wear gloves when washing dishes or performing household chores. Limit exposure to harsh chemicals as they can weaken the adhesive and damage the press-on nails.
• When engaging in activities that could potentially damage your press-on nails, exercise caution.
• If your press-on nail begins to feel loose, replace the adhesive immediately to avoid potential damage or loss.
• Do not use UV gel glue for press-on nails, as uncured gel can lead to contact dermatitis if it touches your skin or nails.

If you need further advice, feel free to contact us at hello@amiamiclub.com.