What is the appropriate maintenance routine for fabric wraps?

The appropriate maintenance routine for fabric wraps involves applying glue fills every two weeks and fabric fills every four weeks. This schedule is based on the understanding that fabric wraps require consistent care to maintain their durability and appearance over time, while also allowing enough time for the materials to adhere properly and avoid overworking the product.

Glue fills are needed more frequently because they help to reinforce the bond between the fabric and the natural nail, addressing minor growth and maintaining the integrity of the wrap. The fabric fills, on the other hand, are performed every four weeks as they involve more extensive work to ensure the entire wrap is refreshed while accommodating the natural growth of the nail. By following this routine, nail technicians can ensure that the fabric wraps remain aesthetically pleasing and functionally sound, providing a balance between maintenance and the health of the natural nail underneath.

Other routines, such as weekly fills or only replacing wraps when they tear, may not provide sufficient support and could lead to issues with durability and potential damage to the natural nail.