QGQGQG Rhinestone Nail Glue - Clear Adhesive for Nail Gems, Jewelry & Diamonds | Strong Gel for Acrylic Nails & Nail Decals | Perfect for Salon, DIY Manicures & Nail Art Designs
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Description
How to use1. Apply a layer of rhinestone glue on your nail surface with nail brush2. Put the jewels on it and adjust the position with the dotting tip3. Cure it 1~3 minutes with UV/Led lamp (Recommend 48w UV/Led lamp)4. Apply a thin layer of no wipe top coat or rhinestone glue on the nail surface,cure about 60-90 secs, doneHow to remove1. Use nail Wire Cutters to remove gems2. Use a nail file to remove nail gem glue on the nail surface3. Apply nail polish remover and wait for the nail polish to crack4. Use Cuticle Pusher to clean the nail surfaceNotekeep away from high temperaturesKeep out of the reach of childrenStop using if redness and itching developPackage includes1x Rhinestone glue
Features
【3 In 1 Gel Nail Glue】It can be used as nail glue for acrylic nails to stick the fake nail tips or soft full cover gel x nails,and it can be used as nail art gel to get more shape decoration and rhinestone glue gel to creat more nail design.
【Curing Needed】The solid gel nail glue must be used with UV/LED lamp ! it will need 1-2 minutes curing under nail lamp.It makes the fake nails stick more firmly to your nail beds.
【Healthy Eco-friendly Material】It is made from natural resin, quality guarantee,light odor,non-toxic,harmless to your skin and natural nails.
【Strong & Long Lasting】The natural resin rhinestone glue gel is super stickiness, long-lasting and firm adhesion, which can make jewelry, gem, diamonds firmly sticks on nails, sealed with tin foil to prevent leakage.
【How to Remove】Soak the pure acetone with a cotton ball and wrap your nails about 15-20 minutes, the rhinestones will come right off, then file just the top layer of glue, and use the nail polish remover to get the rest off.
