Static pop on nails are a type of reusable manicure. They can be easily applied and removed without causing damage to your natural nails. These nails are made of high-quality plastic and are available in various shapes, colors, and patterns. They’re made of good plastic and come in different shapes, colors, and patterns.
How to Apply Static Pop On Nails
To use Static Nails, first select the appropriate sizes. Next, prepare your nails by cleaning and filing them. Then, apply glue to the back of the nails. Press and hold the nails in place until they are secure. Finally, trim or shape the nails to your desired length and form. To apply static pop on nails at home or at salons, you can follow these steps:
- Select the correct sizes by aligning the Static Nail with the sides of your natural nail. If the Static nail is too small, some of your natural nail will show. Choosing a smaller size is fine as long as it’s comfortable.
- Prep your nails by pushing your cuticles back, trimming your natural nails, and wiping with acetone to ensure your nails are clean and dry.
- Apply glue to the back of the Static Nail and the top of your natural nail. Use a generous amount of glue for a longer-lasting manicure, or a thin layer for a shorter one.
- Press and hold the Static Nail for 25 seconds. Make sure to apply pressure to the entire nail.
- Repeat the process for each nail, saving your thumb and index fingers for last.
- File or clip the nails to your desired length and shape. You can also paint over them with your favorite polish or use the liquid glass lacquer from Static Nails.
How to Remove Static Pop On Nails
To remove Static Nails, you have two options: soaking or popping. Soaking is gentler on your natural nails and allows you to reuse the Static Nails, but it takes longer. Popping is faster and easier, but it may damage your natural nails and the Static Nails.
To remove static pop on nails, you have two options: soaking or popping. Here are the steps for each method:
- Soaking: This method is gentler on your natural nails and allows you to reuse the static nails. You will need a small bowl of warm water, a cotton pad, and acetone or nail polish remover.
- Cut the static nails as short as possible with nail clippers.
- Soak a cotton pad in acetone or nail polish remover and place it on top of the static nail. Wrap your finger with aluminum foil to secure the cotton pad.
- Repeat for all the nails and wait for 15 to 20 minutes.
- Remove the foil and cotton pad and gently peel off the static nail. If it does not come off easily, soak it for a few more minutes.
- Clean your natural nails with acetone or nail polish remover and moisturize your cuticles.
- Popping: This method is faster and easier, but it may damage your natural nails and the static nails. You will need a cuticle pusher or an orange stick.
- Cut the static nails as short as possible with nail clippers.
- Soak your nails in hot water for a few minutes to soften the glue and the nails.
- Gently lift the edge of the static nail with the cuticle pusher or the orange stick. Do not force it or pull it too hard.
- Alternate between the sides of the static nail until it pops off. If it does not come off easily, soak it for a few more minutes.
- Clean your natural nails with acetone or nail polish remover and moisturize your cuticles.
To remove static nail polish, you can use acetone or nail polish remover. Here are the steps:
- Place a cotton swab or ball over the opening of your nail polish remover. Make sure it is completely covering the opening of the bottle.
- Tip the bottle upside down and wait a few seconds for the cotton swab or ball to become saturated with the remover.
- Rub the saturated cotton swab or ball over your nails to remove the polish.
- Repeat the process until all the polish is gone.
- Wash your hands with soap and water and moisturize your nails and cuticles.
- To remove static nails, you have two options: soaking or popping. Here are the steps for each method:
- Soaking: This method is gentler on your natural nails and allows you to reuse the static nails. You will need a small bowl of warm water, a cotton pad, and acetone or nail polish remover.
- Cut the static nails as short as possible with nail clippers.
- Soak a cotton pad in acetone or nail polish remover and place it on top of the static nail. Wrap your finger with aluminum foil to secure the cotton pad.
- Repeat for all the nails and wait for 15 to 20 minutes.
- Remove the foil and cotton pad and gently peel off the static nail. If it does not come off easily, soak it for a few more minutes.
- Clean your natural nails with acetone or nail polish remover and moisturize your cuticles.
- Popping: This method is faster and easier, but it may damage your natural nails and the static nails. You will need a cuticle pusher or an orange stick.
- Cut the static nails as short as possible with nail clippers.
- Soak your nails in hot water for a few minutes to soften the glue and the nails.
- Gently lift the edge of the static nail with the cuticle pusher or the orange stick. Do not force it or pull it too hard.
- Alternate between the sides of the static nail until it pops off. If it does not come off easily, soak it for a few more minutes.
- Clean your natural nails with acetone or nail polish remover and moisturize your cuticles.
How to remove static nail glue
To remove nail glue from nails, you can use acetone or nail polish remover. Here are the steps:
- Soak your nails in warm, soapy water for 15 minutes. This will help soften the glue so you can peel the nails off more easily.
- When the glue is slightly soft, find a spot on each nail where it has begun to come off. Carefully start removing the nail from that spot. If you can’t find a loose spot, carefully work the tip of a nail file under the edges of the fake nail to loosen it.
- Use a nail buffer to carefully file off excess glue. Once the false nails are off and your natural nails have dried out a bit, use the “buff” side of a nail buffer block to buff away most of the glue. After removing the glue, wash away the powder with water until you’re satisfied.
- Take off any remaining glue with acetone. Soak a cotton ball in acetone and rub it on each fingernail to remove any residual traces of nail glue. Wash your hands with soap and water to rinse away the acetone and any other residues on your hands and nails. If your nails feel dry after you’ve rubbed them with acetone, apply a little nail moisturizer or cuticle oil.
How long do Static Nails last?
Static Nails can last up to 18 days depending on how much glue you apply. For shorter wear, you can apply a thin strip of glue on your natural nail. For longer wear, you can apply a pea-sized amount of glue on both the Static Nail and your natural nail.
Where can I buy Static Nails?
You can buy Static Nails from their website or Ulta. You can also use this coupon code to get $5 off your first order.
