Heyhae Gel Nail Wrap - Hey So Sigma - 28pc

A: There is an oil they sell that will lift them up from your nail bed. Much more gentle than polish remover and hydrating!

A: Oil on the cuticle then peel them off with a cuticle stick. Very easy

A: By soaking your nails in the adhesive instead of peeling it off, nails are left smooth and undamaged. There's no separate polish layer underneath to strip, since the wraps go directly over the natural nail.

A: Exposing nails to direct sunlight for up to 5-10 minutes, with a UV index of 3+ recommended to fully cure the gel strips.

A: The safest approach is to apply cuticle oil only around the base and sides of the nail (not directly under or on the strip itself) with a small brush or fingertip, avoiding the seal line where the wrap meets the nail so it doesn't loosen the strip's adhesive.

A: These strips can be used to add a bit of extra length beyond the natural nail tip, but they aren't designed to function as true structural nail extensions the way acrylics or gel extensions are.

A: These strips can be used to add a bit of extra length beyond the natural nail tip, but they aren't designed to function as true structural nail extensions the way acrylics or gel extensions are.

A: Yes, these are water-resistant and hold up well to swimming, pool chlorine, and extended water exposure.

A: Yes, that's correct. It is recommended to apply nails with clean, oil-free nails and avoid cuticle oil while the wraps are on, since oil at the cuticle line can loosen the seal and cause premature peeling.

A: To remove your Heyhae gel nail wraps, apply a few drops of Heyhae Got to Go Remover or cuticle oil along the cuticle line, allow it to soak in, then gently lift the edge with a wooden stick and peel the strip inward.

A: Yes, an LED lamp will cure gel nail wraps faster than sunlight.