Can Kiss Nails Be Glued to the Skin?

Kiss artificial nails are an easy and inexpensive way to get great looking nails. While these nails may look great it is important not to let the glue make contact with the skin.

Artifical Nails

Artificial nails are also known as nail extensions. They are made of materials like acrylic or plastic and are placed over part of the finger nail to make them appear longer.

Artifical Nail Application

Most artificial nails are applied with either adhesive tape or glue.

Effects of Nail Glue on the Skin

Getting nail glue on the skin usually doesn't cause any damage as long as there is no existing damage to the skin or the nail bed.

Allgeric Reactions

While reactions to nail glue are rare it is important to seek medical attention if you experience burning, itching, swelling, or redness in the areas where the glue has made contact with the skin.

Removing Nail Glue from the Skin

Soak a cotton swap in fingernail polish remover containing acetone. Rub the cotton swap on the area that has come in contact with the glue.

References

• KissUSA.com: FAQ
• Styles 101: Artificial Nails: Silk, Linen and Fiber Wraps