The duration of press-on nails varies depending on factors such as the quality of the product, the glue used, and the care taken. On average, press-on nails can last anywhere from a few days to two weeks.

Yes, press-on nails can be reusable if applied with adhesive tabs. However, the longevity of the press-on nails may decrease with each use. If you applied the press-on nails with glue gel, they may not be suitable for reuse. Glue gel provides a stronger and longer-lasting bond.

Press-on nails are generally water-resistant, but prolonged exposure to water can weaken the adhesive and cause them to come off prematurely. It is recommended to avoid excessive exposure to water, such as prolonged showers or swimming, to prolong their lifespan.

To maintain the longevity of press-on nails, avoid activities that may put excessive stress on them, such as using them to open objects or typing vigorously. Avoid using harsh chemicals or nail polish removers that contain acetone, as they can weaken the adhesive.

When applied and removed correctly, press-on nails should not cause significant damage to your natural nails. However, improper application or removal techniques, such as forcefully pulling them off, can potentially weaken or damage your natural nails. It is important to follow proper instructions and care for your natural nails.

If you have allergies or sensitive skin, it is advisable to check the ingredients used in the press-on nails and adhesive before using them. It is recommended to conduct a patch test before applying them fully to ensure compatibility.