Adhesive Nail Tabs

Through research, I discovered that I have nails that are more porous than average. I had the worst time trying to get my nails off after using glue or these tabs alone, including trying every method under the sun for removal and spending 1-2 hours attempting to remove them. Then I discovered my perfect routine: I put multiple layers of nail strengtheners (a watery formula and a polish-like formula) on my bare nails, then do multiple layers of a generic polish topcoat, then I put on adhesive tabs that are two sizes larger than the numbered nails, then glue on top of the tabs, and then the fake nails. With this method, they last at least a week with NO shifting around, NO gapping, and NO lifting. They may last even longer but I like to switch sets often. Removal is easy with this method - I just soak my nails in acetone-based polish remover for a couple of minutes and carefully pry off the nails with the included cuticle stick. Then I rub off any remaining adhesive tab residue with a cotton pad soaked in acetone-based polish remover, and it all wipes right off. The layers of polish are absolutely necessary to create a protective barrier layer that can easily wipe off with acetone. Note: putting nail glue directly on top of regular nail polish will not work - it essentially creates pain thinner and re-activates the nail polish to make it gloopy. The adhesive tabs between the polish and glue are necessary.