• Start with a Clean Surface
• Use Strong, Long-Lasting Glue
• Avoid Soaking Your Hands Too Long
• Choose Matte or Glossy With Top Coat
• Store Extra Nails Safely
• Final Tip: Go Short

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Start with a Clean Surface

Before applying your nails, wash your hands with soap and let them dry completely. Then use an alcohol wipe or nail cleanser to remove any oil or moisture. This step helps the glue stick better and last longer — even in humid weather.

Use Strong, Long-Lasting Glue

Monsoon humidity can make nail stickers weak. For better hold, always use high-quality glue from your application kit. Apply a thin layer on both your nail and the press-on tip. Hold it for 30 seconds — this gives a tight seal that fights off moisture.

Avoid Soaking Your Hands Too Long

Don’t keep your hands in water for too long — no long showers, dishwashing without gloves, or soaking in the rain. Water can sneak into the edges and loosen the nails. Keep a mini nail file or glue handy for touch-ups.

Choose Matte or Glossy With Top Coat

Humidity can dull shine, so add an extra layer of top coat (especially if it’s raining outside). It locks the design and gives extra protection from dullness or fading. Want a low-maintenance look? Go for matte finishes — they handle moisture better.

Final Tip: Go Short

Short or medium-length nails are more monsoon-friendly. They’re easier to manage and less likely to lift when your hands get wet.

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