How Do I Remove My Press On Gel Nails?

In the ever-evolving world of nail care, Gojelle Press Ons have emerged as a favourite for those seeking fabulous nails. Not only do they offer a stunning array of designs to fit every mood and occasion, but they also prioritise nail health with a removal process designed to pamper and protect. Here’s your comprehensive guide to removing your Gojelle Press On Gel Nail gently, ensuring your natural nails remain healthy and beautiful.

Step 1: Prep Your Soak

You’ll need a mixture of warm water- aim for a temperature that’s comfortable to touch and a gentle soap or your favourite oil (coconut, olive, olive oil, any will work). 

Submerge your nails in this bath for about 15 minutes. This duration is a general guideline that works for most; however, the exact time may vary depending on several factors, including the type of adhesive used and the length of wear.

This soaking period is crucial as it allows the adhesive to loosen gently, making the removal process smoother and less stressful on your natural nails.

Step 2: Gently Remove with the Gojelle Cuticle Stick

Once your nails have soaked, take the angled side of your Gojelle Cuticle Stick and gently slide it under the edges of the Gojelles. Start from the sides and work your way around with care. There’s no need to rush or force the nails off; if they don’t pop off easily, it’s a sign they need a bit more soaking. The goal here is to ensure your Gojelles glide off smoothly without damaging your natural nail bed.

Step 3: Clean and Buff

After your Gojelles are removed, you might notice some residual adhesive on your natural nails. This is where the Gojelle 2in1 Buffer & File comes into play. Use it to gently buff away any leftover adhesive on your nails, ensuring a smooth and clean surface. This step is essential for maintaining the integrity of your natural nails and preparing them for your next set of Gojelle Press Ons or any other nail treatment you choose.

Step 4: Organise and Store

An often overlooked but crucial step is the aftercare of your Gojelles. Buff the nail if there is any residual adhesive on the inside. Once you’ve removed them, place each nail back onto the adhesive strip in the box. This not only helps retain their shape and design but also ensures they’re ready for their next use.

By following these steps, you ensure that both your natural nails and your Gojelles are kept in pristine condition. Next time you’re ready to switch up your nail game, remember this guide and make your nail removal process as enjoyable and pampering as the application.