There are 10 pieces of Nails. corresponding to 10 fingers. Therefore, you need to know your size clearly before purchasing. The correct size can effectively improve the comfort and experience after wearing it.

If you like better quality nails, we strongly recommend that you choose FASOO. In China, more than 100,000 people are experiencing FASOO's nail products and they are highly praised.

1. Use a soft ruler: Use a soft ruler to circle the widest points on both sides of the nail bed, and measure directly along the edge of the nail.

2. Use paper➕ruler: Use paper to wrap around the widest points on both sides of the nail bed, align the edges of the nails to mark both sides, then lay the paper flat and use a ruler to measure the two marked points.

After measurement, you can use our size chart to confirm your size.

Tips:

1. All nails on the left and right hands must be measured.

2. The unit of our size chart is millimeters (mm). If some nail sizes do not comply with the standard size chart, it is recommended to choose a larger size.

For example: There are 4 nails that match size S, and the other 6 nails fit size M. It is recommended to choose size M. Because if it is too big, you can polish the edge of the nail piece and adjust the size. If it is too small to cover your fingernails, forcing it on may pinch your hands and cause nail pain.

3. Try to choose a nail art that suits your size so that it will look more natural.

In addition to jelly glue, you can also choose nail art glue. Using glue can last for more than 15-20 days. The disadvantage is that after using nail art glue, the nail pieces cannot be used again.

We highly recommend you to use jelly glue. Although it is not as strong as glue, jelly glue is healthy and harmless, will not harm your nails, and can allow the nails to be reused. Wear it at any time, take it off at any time, and match your manicure at any time according to your outfit. Let your manicure be changed every day.

Yes, all of our manicures are reusable.

During use, wearing jelly gel can allow the manicure to be reused. After use, it is necessary to clean the adhesive on the back of the nail plate to keep it clean.

When storing, you can put the nail plates in a box to avoid direct sunlight and prevent oxidation of the nail plates. In addition, alcohol can harm nail plates, please do not use alcohol to clean nail plates.

To make nail art patches stick more firmly, you can follow the following steps:

1. Polishing the nail surface

Gently polish the nail surface with a sponge rubbing strip to remove grease and dust, increasing the friction between the nail plate and the nail surface. Be careful to polish in a tree shape and avoid back and forth friction to reduce damage to the nail surface.

2. Clean the nail surface

Clean the nail surface with alcohol cotton pads or alcohol wiping pads to further remove dirt and oil, preparing for nail patches.

3. Choose jelly gel

Choose a jelly gel that matches the size of your nails. The size of the jelly should be moderate, not too large or too small, to ensure a wider contact area with the nail surface and increase firmness.

4. Paste jelly gel

Apply the jelly gel onto the nail surface and gently flatten it with your hand to ensure a tight fit between the jelly gel and the nail surface.

5.Wearing nail

Tilt the nail at a 45 degree angle onto the jelly gel, gently press from the base of the nail to expel bubbles, ensuring that the nail is tightly attached to the jelly gel. You can press for about 30 seconds to ensure firmness.

6. Reinforcement treatment

If you want to further enhance the firmness, you can apply a small amount of glue to the root position of the nail plate for reinforcement. Alternatively, use a hair dryer to heat the jelly slightly with hot air to soften and increase its viscosity before applying the nail plate.

By following the above steps, your nail should stick more firmly. It should be noted that different products and methods may have different effects due to individual differences. It is recommended to adjust according to one's actual situation.