My Acrylic Nail Is Getting Lose.
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May 23, 2013
Lorena L.
The too of my nail close to the cuticle is coming lose! I can't run my fingers through my hair because it gets stuck! What can I do immediately to fix it!
I am going to the beach tomorrow and don't have time to go to a salon
May 23, 2013
Vanessa P.
Just use a bit of glue and glue it down. I do acrylic nails and this seems to work for my clients! Just put a bit of super glue and push it down?