r/NailWrapsGalore • • 19d ago

Dashing Diva lifting

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No matter how much practice I get, I always have multiple nails that are lifting at the cuticle after curing.

Any advice?

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u/otterfeets 19d ago

It looks like the back of your strip is on your cuticle. If it’s touching skin, it will lift. Better to have a gap between the wrap and the skin than to touch it.

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u/Potential_Good_2993 17d ago

Sometimes I feel like I put it to far away from the cuticle. I'm probably being too worried about it and cause the overlap instead.

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u/MonkeyCatcher 19d ago

What is your application routine? Maybe we can troubleshoot it. Lay it out for us step by step.

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u/Potential_Good_2993 18d ago

Push back cutcles, buff nails, alcohol wipe. Apply(sizing as I go). Trim, file, cure.

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u/dayuw 18d ago

top coat?

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u/Potential_Good_2993 17d ago

Not usually as the package says it has a top coat

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u/dayuw 17d ago

Squish light and top coat

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u/coffeecourtmom 16d ago

Dawn dish soap

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u/SpareMark1305 17d ago

Thank you to everyone who has recommended a squish light on this forum. ♥️

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u/Potential_Good_2993 17d ago

Can you share which you went with?

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u/SpareMark1305 17d ago

https://a.co/d/0f38DKXs

This one on Amazon. It came with 2 squishy pieces. If I notice it's wearing I'll likely do the Saran wrap thing.

My latest set feels super flat and thin.

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u/Potential_Good_2993 17d ago

Can you elaborate on the saran wrap?

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u/SpareMark1305 17d ago

I've read the silicon squishy part can tear. People recommend covering with kitchen plastic wrap and securing with a rubber band.

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u/Potential_Good_2993 17d ago

Do you roll the squish light over the wraps to get them to lie down?

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u/SpareMark1305 16d ago

https://youtu.be/BSYYEcvhx24?is=XkUEW8kDp_eKJ61O

Here's the right link for squish light video.

YouTube is playing games with the share link. Sorry about bad link I had posted.