How you take them off matters as much as how you put them on. Few minutes done right. Rush it and you'll feel it.
01 · Soften the Bond
Soak your fingertips in warm water for two to three minutes. If you applied with glue, work a few drops of nail oil around the edges of each nail first — this helps break down the bond before soaking.
02 · Lift from the Side
Use the orange stick to gently ease the nail up from one side. Apply light, steady pressure and work slowly from the edge inward. The nail should release without resistance. If it doesn't, soak for another minute and try again. Don't lever from the tip or force it — this is the step that determines whether the set is reusable.
03 · Clean and Store
Once removed, place each nail back in the box in its size position. If you used tabs, wipe the back of each nail clean — a fresh tab will have them ready to wear again. If you used glue, remove any residue from the nail surface before reapplying.
A note on glue removal: Nail glue is designed for strong, lasting hold — which means early removal (before day 7) takes more effort. If you're planning to wear your nails for less than a week, jelly tabs are the better choice. Glue-applied nails release significantly more easily after 7–14 days of wear, once the bond has naturally started to loosen. Let them do their thing and removal becomes much simpler.
On Reuse
How many wears you get depends as much on you as on the product. Some people are harder on their nails — typing, cleaning, biting, using their hands constantly. There's no fixed number.
Tabs give you the best chance of reuse — they peel off cleanly and a fresh set has the nails ready to go again. Glue is worth trying, but no guarantees. The bond is stronger going on, which means it's harder coming off — and the nail takes more of the impact at removal. It might work. It might not.
If reuse matters to you, start with tabs.
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