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Generally yes, as long as you follow the instructions carefully and avoid using them too frequently. Overuse of press-on nails, especially with harsh adhesives, may cause damage to the natural toenail if removed improperly.
To prevent damage, be sure to properly remove them and allow your toenails to breathe between applications.

It’s not recommended to use press-on nails if you have an active toenail infection or injury. The nail can trap moisture and bacteria, which could worsen the condition. If you’re recovering from a toenail injury or infection, it’s best to let your nails heal naturally first.

Yes! You can apply nail polish to press-on nails for a custom look. Just be aware that some brands of press-on nails might not take polish well or might start to peel off if the polish is too thick. If you're planning to paint them, try using a base coat to help the polish adhere better.

Yes, but you may want to avoid shoes that put too much pressure on your toes (like tight or high-heeled shoes), as this could cause the press-on nails to lift or fall off.
Open-toed shoes are ideal for showing off your press-on nails, but you can also wear them under closed shoes if you’re careful about how they fit.

Toe press-on nails are pre-designed artificial nails that are applied to your toenails using adhesive. They come in various shapes, colors, and designs, allowing you to temporarily enhance the look of your feet. They typically last for a few days to a week, depending on wear and care.

If applied and removed properly, toe press-on nails shouldn’t cause significant damage. However, harsh adhesive or rough removal can cause the natural toenail to peel or become weak. Always remove them gently and avoid excessive use of glue.