01 Adjust the length of your nails

Trim and file the length so that your natural nail does not extend beyond the press-on nail.

02 Heat the nails

Heat thoroughly with a hair dryer to about 60°C/140°F.

Caution: If you heat it too much, the press-on nail will become floppy and deformed.

03 Bend gently

Bend the tip before it cools to fit the curve of your natural nail. Once it cools, it will retain its shape.

04 Wipe off oil

Wipe off any excess oil, dirt, and dust from your nails and the press-ons with an alcohol pad to ensure a more secure fit.

05 Apply glue to the press-on and your natural nail

Apply until it becomes thick and tacky. If you swirl the brush, the stringy glue will break and will become easier to apply.

06 Allow the glue to dry

After applying, let the glue dry for about 1-2 minutes, until the glue no longer forms strings when poked.

07 Press firmly to remove air bubbles and rest.

Press the press-on against your nail, making sure no air gets in. Spend about 30 minutes looking at your smartphone. During this time, press the nail tip down occasionally to ensure it adheres better.

Caution: Avoid water and do not change clothes.

TIP: Moisturize with hand cream

Nail oil may cause your press-ons to come off more easily, so we recommend using hand cream instead.

01 Prepare hot water

EVERNAIL cannot be removed with regular, lukewarm water. Be sure to have hot water ready. It is easier to remove while soaking in the bath.

02 Slowly create a gap

Use a wooden stick to create a gap little by little between the tip and your natural nail. Don't remove it all at once, but first create a gap all around the base.

03 Expand the gaps while softening

Let hot water soak into the adhesive, gradually widening the gap and removing the press-ons.

04 Scrape off the adhesive

Use your fingernail to scrape off any remaining adhesive from your natural nail and the press-on.

05 Put it back in the case

Wipe off any moisture from the press-ons and store them in the case. By storing them carefully, you can reuse them!

TIP: If you can't remove the remaining adhesive

We recommend soaking them in hot water at around 60°C/140°F for 30 minutes. This will soften the adhesive and make it easier to remove.

Caution: Do not use boiling water over 80°C.

01 Check the shape to match your natural nails

Before filing, check how sharp the press-on's edges are in relation to your natural nail.

02 Cut from the back of the press-on

Use a nail file to file the back of the press-on little by little so that the cut edges are not noticeable.

03 Check frequently

To avoid filing down too much, file it down little by little, checking the shape frequently to fit your nail.

04 Finishing

Once you've finished filing, smooth the edges with a buffer. Be careful not to scratch the surface!

05 Wipe off dirt

If any shavings remain, the tip will come off easily. Wipe them off before applying.

TIP: Do not file the tips of the press-ons

If the coating on the tip is worn down, the color will easily come off when the tip of the nail is hit.