A Guide to DIY Nail Glue to Stick Your Nails With Style
If you’re looking for DIY nail glue that you can make in your home, your wait is over! From durability that makes your nail extensions stick for extended periods to flawless performance, today’s homemade nail glue recipe has it all.
From now on, you will not have to spend so much on just a tube of nail glue but with on-the-counter things, you can create it yourself.
With this homemade glue, you can easily put your fake nails and then apply clear nail polish for an Insta sheen manicure look.
Why Homemade Nail Glue? Why Not Store-Bought Glue?
Some of us truly believe that anything like nail glue can only be store-bought and we do not even bother to learn to make it home. Meanwhile, DIY nail glue offers us more advantages than a store-bought one could offer.
Firstly, it costs much less than a store-bought one, so can save you money. Secondly, you would not have to rush to the store whenever you need it, you can make it and store it for later while being at home. Furthermore, homemade nail glue can be made avoiding harsh chemicals and toxins found in commercial products.
Moreover, by making your glue, you can also achieve the perfect consistency and strength for your nail needs.
What We Need for Making DIY Glue?
If you’re convinced to make your DIY nail glue, you’ll need the following ingredients and tools:
- Water
- Back to school glue.
- Glycerin
- Cornstarch
- Bowl
- Spoon
- A nail polish bottle
Let’s Get Started!
Have you got your ingredients and tools ready, let’s start making our DIY nail glue!
- Calm yourself because now is the time to make you relieved you will see how magically it works. Take a bowl, and mix the water & white glue, and stir till it gets all combined.
- Adding the glycerin and cornstarch will turn the magic on blend it to the mixture and stir until smooth using a spoon.
- Pour the mixture into the nail polish bottle (now you’re almost done, weigh and see it succeed).
- Mix it well because it’s gonna remove your worries now let the mixture rest for about 10-15 minutes to thicken.
- Your DIY nail glu0e is now ready to use! Be happy because you’ve done a great job now you can rock your new nail sets with your glue
Note:
You can adjust the consistency and strength of the glue as per your liking and utility needs by adding more water or cornstarch (doesn’t it look cool when you do it all as you wish). Experiment with different ratios to find your perfect formula!
Tips and Tricks for a Stronger Hold
To get the most out of your homemade nail glue, consider these tips:
- Pick a cute fine-grit nail file to rough up the surface of your nail don’t apply the glue before doing it because you have to do things perfectly.
- Apply the glue gradually as you want it to sit nicely, making sure to cover the entire surface of your nail because you cannot do it again and again.
- Wait at least five minutes for the glue to dry before applying polish or topcoat.
- Store your glue in an airtight container so you can prevent it from drying out (after all you’ve made it after so much struggle).
Other Hacks With Your DIY Nail Glue
Here are some other hacks you can use with your DIY nail glue:
- Nail Art: Use your DIY nail glue as a base for nail art designs (because customization is all a girl needs). Mix it with food coloring or acrylic paint to create a colored glue to stick rhinestones, gems, or other decorations with style.
- Nail Repair Kit: Mix up your DIY nail glue with other nail repair tools, like nail clippers, files, and buffers, to create a comprehensive nail repair kit (isn’t it fascinating).
- False Nail Application: Use your DIY nail glue to apply false nails or nail tips. It’s gentler on your natural nails than commercial glues (did you know it already).
- Nail Jewelry: Attach nail jewelry, like charms or stickers, to your nails using your DIY nail glue (recycling is so much fun, right)?
- Nail Extensions: Use your DIY nail glue to apply nail extensions or tips, creating a longer, more dramatic nail look.
- Broken Nail Fix: Apply your DIY nail glue to fix broken or split nails, holding the nail together until it grows out.
- Nail Glue Remover: Mix your DIY nail glue with a small amount of acetone or nail polish remover to create a gentle glue remover.
- Nail Strengthening: Add a few drops of keratin or biotin to your DIY nail glue to create a strengthening treatment for weak or brittle nails.
These hacks showcase the versatility of your DIY nail glue, making it a valuable addition to your nail care routine!
FAQ’s
Q: Is DIY nail glue as strong as store-bought glue?
A: Yes, homemade nail glue can be just as strong and effective as commercial products, depending on the ingredients and ratio used.
Q: Can I use this glue for other purposes, like crafting or repairing broken objects?
A: Yes, this DIY glue can be used for various purposes beyond nail repair, such as bonding paper, fabric, or lightweight materials.
Q: How long does homemade nail glue last?
A: With proper storage in an airtight container, DIY nail glue can last for several months to a year or more, depending on the ingredients and storage conditions.
Q: Is this glue suitable for sensitive skin or nails?
A: Yes, this DIY glue is gentle and hypoallergenic, making it suitable for sensitive skin and nails. However, if you have specific allergies or concerns, always do a patch test before using.
Q: Can I add other ingredients to enhance the glue’s strength or durability?
A: Yes, you can experiment with adding small amounts of other ingredients like tea tree oil, aloe vera, or vitamin E oil to enhance the glue’s strength, flexibility, or nail health benefits.
Conclusion
You can simply gather the ingredients and tools to win your DIY nail glue while saving money and being at home. Follow the steps nicely and you are good to go then. Your toxins-free nail glue is much better than those expensive store-bought products.
