Step 1
Start by cleaning your nails. Use the alcohol prep pad to remove oil, water, and any debris that could prevent the stickers from adhering
Step 1
Start by cleaning your nails. Use the alcohol prep pad to remove oil, water, and any debris that could prevent the stickers from adhering
Step 2
Select the nail sticker that best fits each nail.
If the strip is too wide, you can trim it slightly for a perfect fit.
Step 2
Select the nail sticker that best fits each nail.
If the strip is too wide, you can trim it slightly for a perfect fit.
Step 3
Apply the nail sticker near the cuticle. Avoid getting the sticker too close to the edges of your skin, as this will lead to lifting.
Step 3
Apply the nail sticker near the cuticle. Avoid getting the sticker too close to the edges of your skin, as this will lead to lifting.
Step 4
If the sticker is longer than your natural nail, use scissors or nail clippers to trim the excess.
Step 4
If the sticker is longer than your natural nail, use scissors or nail clippers to trim the excess.
Step 5
File off the excess sticker using sweeping downward strokes in a single direction.
Step 5
File off the excess sticker using sweeping downward strokes in a single direction.
Step 6
Smooth and press down the sticker along the edges and sides of the nail with the wooden stick before curing
Step 6
Smooth and press down the sticker along the edges and sides of the nail with the wooden stick before curing
Step 7
Cure nails under a UV/LED lamp (sold separately) for 60 seconds. Be sure to cure the undersides of the nails as well.
Step 7
Cure nails under a UV/LED lamp (sold separately) for 60 seconds. Be sure to cure the undersides of the nails as well.
Step 8
For extra durability and thickness, apply our Top Glaze on hardened nail stickers. Cure for 60-120 seconds. Skip if you have an acrylate allergy.
Step 8
For extra durability and thickness, apply our Top Glaze on hardened nail stickers. Cure for 60-120 seconds. Skip if you have an acrylate allergy.
Step 9: Removal
Apply cuticle oil or any nourishing oil (e.g. coconut or olive) generously around the edges of the stickers and onto your nails.
Step 9: Removal
Apply cuticle oil or any nourishing oil (e.g. coconut or olive) generously around the edges of the stickers and onto your nails.
Step 10: Removal
Starting from the edge, gently lift and peel off the sticker with the wooden stick, allowing the oil to seep under the sticker.
Step 10: Removal
Starting from the edge, gently lift and peel off the sticker with the wooden stick, allowing the oil to seep under the sticker.
Why Our Gel Nail Stickers?
Your Healthiest Nails
Our stickers protect your natural nails, promoting growth, and remove with no damage.
Allergy-Friendly
Our safe, non-toxic adhesive helps you avoid allergies from acrylate glues and odors from salons.
Precision Fit
Each pack comes in 10 sizes of flexible gel stickers that perfectly fit your nail shape.
Extra Durable
Our stickers last for 2+ weeks, but our Glossy Nail Top Glaze adds even more thickness & strength.
1. Salon-Gel Finish
Glossy dome shape with tapered edges resist snagging hair
2. Long-Lasting
Strongly adheres to uneven nail surfaces. Lasts 2-3 weeks even with daily chores.
3. 10-Minute Application
Stick, cut, cure. Go from crusty-nailed to manicured in 10 minutes.
4. Durable
A hard, scratch-resistant shield protects your natural nails, letting them grow long.
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FAQ
How do I apply and remove these Gel Nail Stickers?
1. Use the wooden stick to gently push back the cuticle and the nail file to buff away loose cuticle on the nail surface.
2. Wipe the nail with alcohol and let it dry.
3. Select the nail sticker that matches your nail size. If you're in between 2 sizes, choose the smaller one.
4. Peel off the protective film. Apply the sticker on the nail, leaving a 1mm gap between the sticker and the edges of your natural nail.
5. Use the wooden stick to press down the edges of the nail sticker, squeezing out any air bubbles.
6. Use scissors to cut off excess sticker at the tip. File it off in one direction away from the nail surface downwards.
7. Cure the nail sticker under a UV/LED light for 60-180 seconds to harden.
8. For extra durability and thickness, apply our Gel Top Glaze on hardened nail stickers. Cure for 60-120 seconds. Skip if you have an acrylate allergy.
To Remove:
Apply a drop of cuticle oil or nail polish remover to the base of the sticker. Gently lift the edge with the wooden stick, allowing the oil or remover to seep underneath, making it easy to slide the sticker off. Clean any remaining residue with an alcohol pad.
How long do these Gel Nail Stickers last?
Will these damage my nails?
Can I use Gel Nail Stickers as extensions?
How many uses can I get out of a pack?
Why are the Stickers not applying properly/are stiff/falling off?
2. Ensure that the nail stickers have not been exposed to light. UV light causes it to cure (harden). Store unused stickers in the included black light-protective pouch.
3. If fresh, uncured stickers are stiff, warm them up gently for a few seconds with a hair dryer to soften them.
4. Stickers are best applied with a 0.5-1.0 mm gap between your cuticle. They should not be directly touching your cuticle.
5. Avoid contact with water within the first hour after application
6. Don't touch your nails with your fingers or to anything (it might collect oils/dust) after you wipe them with alcohol before you apply the sticker.
7. Don't touch the sticker to anything other than the targeted nail for application as it may add oil/dust to the adhesive.
8. Don't moisturize your nails before application.
9. Don't open the packaging in direct sunlight.
Can I apply Gel Nail Stickers on top of acrylics/extensions/press-ons?
Do I need to use a UV lamp?
If you’re new to our Gel Nail Stickers, we’ve got you covered—buy any 3 nail sticker sets, and we’ll include a free portable UV/LED lamp and top glaze (the latter available for US and EU customers only).
If you don't want to use a UV lamp, you can actually just expose your nails to sunlight to 5-10 minutes (e.g. go out for a walk on a sunny day without touching anything). Make sure they are fully cured by making a soft indentation with the wooden stick. If the stick leaves a mark, they are still soft and require more curing time.