Is it okay to stick the nail plate to the flesh? Where should I stick the nail plate?

I bought a bunch of nail tips and planned to apply them myself, but when applying the nail tips, I accidentally stuck them to the flesh. Is this a problem? Where should the nail tips be applied?

If the glue accidentally sticks to your skin when applying the nail tips, just use a cotton swab to apply an appropriate amount of glue remover and gently wipe it on your skin. The glue remover is used to remove the nail tips, so it is easy to remove the nail tip glue from the skin.

First, you need to trim the nail piece according to your own nails, then squeeze the nail glue on the back of the nail piece, turn the patch left and right to make the nail glue evenly distributed, then press the back edge of the nail piece against the back edge of your nail at an angle of 45 degrees to make it fit, and correct the skew of the nail piece. With the midpoint of the first knuckle of the finger and the back edge of the nail as the axis, gently press the nail piece onto the surface of the nail from back to front.

If the first time you apply the nail tips, it may be uncomfortable due to skin allergies, or it may be caused by local tissue damage or pain stimulation. If there is damage, it is recommended to stop applying the nail tips and further treat it through local disinfection and anti-allergic methods.

I think you should choose the patch according to your own nail bed. People with short nail beds should choose full patches, which will look more integrated, but there are also disadvantages. After a period of time, when your nails grow out, the patch will move up with the nails, which will affect the appearance! Half patches are more common, and there will be no embarrassing situation later!