How to Remove Your Jollè Nails

How you take them off matters as much as how you put them on. A few minutes done right makes all the difference. No pulling, no peeling, no damage to your natural nails.

Option 1 · Without the Remover Pen

01 · Soften the Bond

Soak your fingertips in warm, soapy water for 2–3 minutes. If you applied your nails with glue, work a few drops of nail oil around the edges first to help loosen the adhesive.

02 · Gently Lift from the Side

Use the cuticle stick to gently ease the nail up from one side, working slowly from the edge inward.

The nail should release without resistance. If it doesn't, soak for a few more minutes and try again. Never pull, peel or force it off.

03 · Clean and Store

Gently buff away any remaining adhesive from your natural nails. If you're planning to reuse your press-ons, clean the underside of each nail and place it back in its original size position in the box.

Option 2 · With the Jollè Remover Pen

A Note on Glue Removal

Nail glue is designed for strong, lasting hold, which means early removal (before day 7) takes a little more patience.

Glue-applied nails generally release more easily after 7–14 days of wear, once the bond has naturally started to loosen.

If you're planning to wear your manicure for less than a week, jelly tabs are the better choice.

Our tip: Whichever removal method you choose, patience is key. A little extra time is always better than forcing a nail off.

On Reuse

How many wears you get depends as much on you as on the product. Daily activities, application method and removal technique all play a part. Normally you can reuse them around 2 to 3 times. 

Jelly Tabs give you the best chance of reuse. They peel away cleanly, and a fresh set of tabs has your nails ready for another manicure.

Glue provides a stronger hold, but removal is trickier and reuse isn't guaranteed. The stronger the bond, the more care is needed when taking them off.

If reuse matters to you, use jelly tabs to apply your press-on nails.