How to remove patch nails How to remove patch nails

Girls will do manicures occasionally, and one of them is a kind of patch manicure. This kind of manicure will be more beautiful, but it will be more troublesome to remove, so here we will teach you the correct removal method.

Prepare tools: disinfectant, cotton wool, steel pushers, nail polish remover, towels, hand pillows, tin foil, nail polish remover, nail clippers, nutrient oil and disposable paper towels

Methods/Steps

1. Use a cotton ball or pad dipped in nail polish remover to remove the nail polish on your nails;

2. Use nail clippers to cut all the nail patches short to the natural front edge of the nail;

3. Apply nourishing oil on the skin of the fingers of both hands;

4. Soak a cotton ball in nail polish remover and apply it on the nail surface;

5. Wrap 10 nails with tin foil, make sure to wrap the tin foil tightly and keep it for 15-20 minutes;

6. Remove the tin foil and cotton ball one by one, and then use a steel pusher to push away the dissolved patch on the surface of the nail from the back edge to the front edge.

Note: Natural nails are made up of multiple layers of keratin. Forced removal can easily damage the natural nails and make them thinner. Therefore, nail removal should be done by professionals to avoid damage to the nails caused by improper removal.

How to remove the patch nail 2

1. First, we prepare a pair of nail clippers or scissors and cut off the nail art stickers on the fingernails.

2. Pour the nail polish remover onto the cotton ball wrapped in tin foil, press the finger with the nail art piece on the tin foil to allow the nail polish remover and the nail art piece to fully blend;

3. Wrap the nails with nail art pieces with tin foil for about 20 minutes;

4. Tear off the tin foil after 20 minutes, and then you can tear off the nail art piece together;

5. After removing the nail art, use a file to smooth the nails.

How to remove the patch nail 3

Special sol:

A special sol has appeared on the market. This sol is soaked into the gap between the patch and the natural nail little by little, and then gently lifted with one end of the steel pusher until the patch is completely removed. However, this method still has some problems in practice. If the technique is not in place, it is easy to tear the nail.

Note: After removing the patch, the surface of the nails will appear rough and dry. At this time, you should take good care of your nails so that they can recover as soon as possible.