Gently push back your cuticles using a wooden stick. Buff the surface of your nails lightly to remove shine and create a smooth base. Wipe your nails with an alcohol pad to remove any oils.

Apply a thin layer of soak-off gel to your nails and cure it under a UV light for 30 seconds for each nail.

Scoop a small amount of solid UV glue gel onto the back of the press-on nail. Position the press-on nail close to your cuticle at a 45-degree angle, then press down and slide it to the base of your nail. This helps the gel distribute evenly.

Clean off any excess gel with a stick. Cure each nail under the UV light for an additional minute. Once all nails are applied, cure the entire hand together under the UV light for one more minute.

Submerge your fingers in warm, soapy water for 5-10 minutes. Use a wooden stick to gently lift the press-on nails from the base.

Then, apply a small amount of adhesive remover at the gap between the press-on nail and your natural nail. Allow the remover to seep in and further loosen the adhesive. Carefully peel off the nails, taking your time to avoid damaging your natural nails.

Remove any remaining adhesive from your nails and press-ons using the wooden stick. Clean your nail surface with buff and an alcohol pad to remove any residue.

If you plan to reuse the press-on nails, store them in their original packaging or an acrylic box.