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Home›How To›How to Apply Fake Nails: 13 Steps

How to Apply Fake Nails: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
November 14, 2023
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Introduction:

Applying fake nails is an excellent way to achieve a glamorous and polished look in no time. Perfect for special occasions or everyday wear, artificial nails give you the confidence to flaunt your hands effortlessly. Here are 13 simple steps to help you apply fake nails like a pro.

1. Gather your supplies:

Before you begin, make sure you have everything you need for the process. You’ll need some nail polish remover, a nail file, a buffer, a cuticle pusher, nail glue or adhesive tabs, and of course, your faux nails.

2. Start with clean nails:

Remove any old polish from your natural nails using the nail polish remover. Ensure that your hands are clean and dry before starting the application process.

3. Trim and shape your natural nails:

Clip your natural nails short and file them into your desired shape to prevent them from interfering with the fake nails.

4. Push back cuticles:

Use a cuticle pusher or an orange stick to gently push back your cuticles. This step helps create more space for the fake nails to sit comfortably on your natural nails.

5. Buff your natural nails:

Gently buff the surface of each nail using a nail buffer. Doing so will remove any oils and create a rough surface, making it easier for the glue or adhesive tabs to adhere.

6. Size up the fake nails:

Before applying any glue, test-fit each artificial nail on your corresponding natural nail to find the right size and shape for each finger, ensuring they’re not too wide or narrow.

7. Apply adhesive:

If using nail glue, apply a thin layer on both the back of the fake nail and your natural nail’s surface. If using adhesive tabs, stick one tab to each natural nail.

8. Press down firmly:

Place the faux nail onto your natural nail, starting at the cuticle and pressing down until the entire nail is adhered. Hold for a few seconds to allow the glue or adhesive to secure the nail properly.

9. Repeat for each finger:

Continue applying fake nails in the same manner until all ten fingers are complete.

10. File and shape the fake nails:

Once all the nails are applied, use a nail file to shape them into your desired finish, ensuring they’re even and smooth.

11. Apply a topcoat:

To seal and protect your artificial nails, apply a clear topcoat or gel polish, allowing it to dry thoroughly.

12. Maintain your fake nails:

Be gentle when handling objects to prevent lifting or premature wear of your artificial nails. Avoid water and excessive use of chemicals in daily tasks, like dishwashing and cleaning, as those can weaken the adhesive.

13. Removal:

When it’s time to remove your fake nails, do not force them off, as this can damage your natural nails. Instead, soak them in warm, soapy water or use a gentle nail polish remover to loosen the adhesive before lifting them off carefully.

Conclusion:

With these 13 easy steps, you’ll be able to apply and maintain beautiful faux nails that enhance your overall look. So go on, flaunt those gorgeous hands with confidence!

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