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Can I get in the pool with press on nails?
You can get in the pool with press-on nails, but there are some things to keep in mind to make sure they last:
Type of adhesive: If you’re using a strong adhesive or glue, they should hold up decently well in chlorinated water, though over time, repeated exposure could weaken the bond.
Water exposure: A quick dip in the pool isn’t a huge issue, but if you’re spending hours in the water or swimming frequently, it can make the adhesive less effective. Prolonged exposure can lead to them lifting or loosening.
Nail design: Thicker, more durable press-on nails (especially those with a gel finish) will likely hold up better than super thin designs. If you’re doing something like lounging by the pool without much movement, they’ll stay put longer.
Aftercare: To maximize their lifespan, make sure you dry your hands thoroughly after swimming, especially around the edges of the nails. Keeping them clean and dry can prevent any weakening of the adhesive.
If you’re planning on doing a lot of pool time, it might be worth considering gel nails or press-ons that are specifically marketed as more water-resistant.