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How to use an adhesive nail strip without damage to your nails

1. If anyone attaches a strong adhesive nail strip to their nails, they must be removed after an appropriate period of use.
2. At this time, if you are forced to remove it, the dead skin cells of your nails fall off, causing you to bleach and damage.
3. So, usually, when removing nail strips, I apply a remover solvent with acetone, lift the strip little by little, drop the remover solvent in it, and slowly remove it while waiting for the adhesive to melt, but I've used it this way until now.
   However, in removers diluted with purified water and acetone, the inherent toxic chemicals of acetone are not very good for nails.
4. We also used this chemical remover to remove nail polish, which is the color that I used to paint my nails with a brush. (What would happen if we applied this remover to the wound?)

Development of Nail Protection Solution of TT Global

Nail protection coating agent, N-Solution 2 types development!!!

N-Solution A

N-Solution B

It is usually used before attaching all nail strips, which are normal adhesion. First, apply a type A solution to your nails, dry them for 1 minute to 2 minutes, and then attach a nail strip on top of it to remove it. Even if you easily grab and remove the nail strip by hand, the N-solution is coated on your nails, so it protects your nails cleanly without causing damage to your nails without dead skin cells and bleaching. (N-Solution is a non-toxic eco-friendly material.)

Nail strips that are manufactured with very strong adhesion (referring to all nail strips with adhesive remaining on your nails when removed) will damage your nails when you remove them. However, the B type N-solution is made to protect nails from damage when removing them even when attached and used. It protects dead skin cells composed of important proteins in nails.

N-Solution A
It is usually used before attaching all nail strips, which are normal adhesion. First, apply a type A solution to your nails, dry them for 1 minute to 2 minutes, and then attach a nail strip on top of it to remove it. Even if you easily grab and remove the nail strip by hand, the N-solution is coated on your nails, so it protects your nails cleanly without causing damage to your nails without dead skin cells and bleaching. (N-Solution is a non-toxic eco-friendly material.)
N-Solution B
Nail strips that are manufactured with very strong adhesion (referring to all nail strips with adhesive remaining on your nails when removed) will damage your nails when you remove them. However, the B type N-solution is made to protect nails from damage when removing them even when attached and used. It protects dead skin cells composed of important proteins in nails.

How to use N-Solution

A, B are all the same.

1. Wipe your nails clean with medical salt solution (pharmacy sold) or household ethanol (there is also an alcohol pad) used for disinfection on the wound, lightly spread it on your nails twice with a brush under the lid of the N-solution bottle, and after 1 minute to 2 minutes, make sure to press the adhesive nail strip and trim it.
   (For the N-solution in a brushless container, use a spatula (reagent stick) to apply the solution as above. Apply it lightly once more and give it a little gloss, and the N-solution is well coated.)
2. Now, you can choose an adhesive nail strip in a shape smaller than your nail, attach it to the solution-coated nail, and trim it.
3. The N-Solution is made from non-toxic, eco-friendly natural ingredients, so there will be no damage to your nails even if you use it many times. Fractured nails are treated as they act as glue. However, ethanol may not be suitable depending on the constitution of each person, so please do not use it in that case.
   • Even when using a nail strip to clean and remove N-solutions, wet ethanol (ethyl alcohol), which was used to clean your nails with gauze or cotton pads, and wipe your nails two to three times, so there will be no damage to your nails and they will be well cleaned.
   • You can apply the N-Solution to your nails and attach the N-Solution to the nail, remove the N-Solution (unless the N-Solution applied to the nail is destroyed), and continue to attach the strip on it continuously without re-applying the N-Solution again.
   • (Note, our N-solutions do not remove well with removers mixed with acetone.)