CLEAN AND STORE YOUR PRESSON NAILS

CLEANING YOUR PRESSON NAILS

*There are two techniques to clean your prostheses; please refer to the video to choose the one that suits you best with the material you have.


MATERIALS REQUIRED

(disposable material)

  • A pencil or pen
  • A piece of duct tape
  • A piece of fine grit sandpaper
  • An antiseptic alcohol swab

OR

(Ecological and reusable material)

  • A cuticle pusher and glass file duo stick
  • A lint-free microfiber cloth cut in 2 or 4
    (One or two which will be for applying antiseptic alcohol and one or two which will remain dry to polish your prostheses)
  • A bottle of antiseptic alcohol

*99% alcohol has a higher drying rate for natural nails; perfect for better adhesion of the product and reduces bacteria more significantly than 70% alcohol. On sale in all pharmacies

STEP BY STEP

*CLEANING WITH DOUBLE-SIDED ADHESIVES*

  1. Scrape the underside of the prostheses to remove the residues of the double-sided adhesives

OR

*CLEANING WITH SEAHORSEBEAUTY GLUE TUBE*

  1. Scrape the underside of the prostheses with the sandpaper or the abrasive surface of the glass cuticle pusher to remove the glue residue.


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  2. Remove dust and clean the underside of your prostheses with antiseptic alcohol.
  3. You can wash your prostheses in water with a mild soap or shampoo or with dishwashing liquid for later use.
  4. After washing, dry your prostheses well before storing them.

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CLEANING YOUR ECOLOGICAL AND REUSABLE MATERIAL

The "duo" stick cuticle pusher and glass file.

  1. Clean with a mild soap or shampoo or dishwashing liquid.
  2. Wipe well, since it should not take moisture.
    *Bacteria love wet surfaces!
  3. Put the stick back in its case and store it in an airtight bag or dish to reduce the risk of cross-contamination.

*Do not share your glass instrument unless you are able to perform a disinfection and sterilization protocol.

The lint-free microfiber cloth.

  1. After a few uses; machine wash
  2. Dry flat.
  3. Store your cloth after each use in an airtight bag or dish so that it does not collect dust or produce lint.