
Push Back Cuticles
Soften with a warm cloth, then ease cuticles back with the wooden stick.
No appointment, no dryer, no damage. Everything you need is in the box — here is exactly how to use it.

Seven small steps, about ten minutes, and a set that stays put all week.

Soften with a warm cloth, then ease cuticles back with the wooden stick.
A few light passes with the buffer take the shine off — that's all the grip you need.

Wipe each nail with the alcohol pad and let it dry fully. Oil is glue's enemy.

Lay the set out first. Pick the tip that sits wall to wall without pinching.
A thin line down the centre of the natural nail, plus a dot inside the tip.
Angle from the cuticle down, then press firmly for 20 to 30 seconds.

Wait ten minutes before water. That's it — you're done.
Both come in the box. One is for the long week, one is for tonight.
Best for weddings, work weeks, travel.
Best for dinners, shoots, trying a shape.
Gently, always. A soak does the work so your natural nail doesn't pay for it.
Five minutes in warm, soapy water loosens the bond gently.
Slide the wooden stick under the edge and ease upward. Never pull.
Peel off old glue, wipe clean, and store the set back in its tray.
Avoid water for the first ten minutes so the bond can fully set.
Wear gloves for dishes and cleaning. Prolonged soaking loosens glue.
Don't use your nails to open, scrape or pry. Use the pad of your finger.
Cuticle oil around — not under — the nail keeps skin happy.
If one edge lifts, re-glue it the same day instead of waiting.
Handmade, reusable and sized for real hands. Ten minutes from box to done.
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