Putting contact lenses in with acrylic, long nails can be difficult. Acrylic is a very soft material, and the lenses that go on are often more delicate than the rest of your nails. That being said, if you’re going to try to put the contacts on, you want to make sure they are as close to the surface of your nail as possible.
Otherwise, they will stick out and start rubbing up against your finger or getting caught in the cuticles of your nails.
When I was putting contact lenses in with my acrylic nails, I found that I almost never got them on with my finger. This is because my finger is usually very smooth, and the contact lenses are not as likely to get stuck in the cuticles.
However, it can still be a challenge. To start off, take your time. Don’t rush this. It may take you a few tries, but keep at it, and eventually, you should be able to put the lenses on without too much of a struggle.
How Do You Wear Contacts With Long Eyes?
How do you wear contacts with long lenses? The way it used to be, if you wore your contacts for more than four months, that’s it, you couldn’t wear them any longer.
This was because your eyes needed time to adapt to the contacts and would inevitably get dried out and irritated, causing the contacts to fall out. Now, though, the FDA has approved some newer varieties of contact lenses that are able to stay on for longer periods, even up to a year or longer.
So now the question is, how do you wear contacts with long lenses? Well, if you want to put them on in the morning right after you wake up, you should do so. This will help your eyes get used to them and will help them stay on throughout the day.
You also need to remember to not rub your eyes. If you do, you’ll run the risk of smearing and irritating your eyes even more, so just try not to do this. If you must, then you may want to rinse your hands beforehand and go over your hands a few times to make sure there’s no dirt or foreign objects on them.
Lastly, if you need to wear your lenses all day, you can, but remember to keep them in as best as you can. Don’t leave them in overnight, for example, as this can cause them to crack.
If you do need to wear your lenses all day, you may want to consider getting a pair of disposable lenses. You can use these for about a week until you find a pair that fits well and doesn’t cause irritation.
Can You Put Contacts On With Long Nails?
If you have long nails and are in search of an answer to the question, can you put contacts on with them? I am sure that a lot of you already know how difficult it is to keep nails at an acceptable length.
To add further insult to your woes, there are no standards for the nails length and you would be looked upon as somebody with oddly shaped and weird looking nails if you do not know what to avoid.
If you already know the pain of having ill-fitting nails, then probably you do not mind the additional hassle of having to put contacts on with long nails. If this is the case, then I will be the first one to recommend that you consult your doctor before you try anything.
The reason why doctors often advise their patients to take the advice of their family physician is because they may be suffering from a health condition that could be threatening their lives. Before you actually attempt to put on the contacts, you should be aware of the risks that go with it.
Long nails may tend to bleed and there is a high risk that you will develop infections around your nails or at other sensitive spots if you fail to wear adequate protection.
You also run a high risk of developing a fungal nail infection if you do not take adequate care of your fingernails and cuticles.
Can You Put Contacts on With Fake Nails?
When you are looking to purchase contact lenses and do not want the hassle of having to apply and remove your contacts each day, you will find that it is much easier to purchase disposable contact lenses instead.
These lenses are great for individuals who are busy and cannot usually devote the time to apply and remove their contacts themselves, as well as those who simply wish to remove their contact once they have purchased them.
To begin, you will need a pair of clear plastic prescription glasses that have black specs on the sides. Once you have obtained your prescription glasses, you will then need to obtain a pair of false nails.
You will need at least four different colors of fake nails in order to complete the look of your contacts, as the fake nails will need to compliment the colors of your contact lens prescription glasses.
After you have obtained your fake nails, you will need to place the fake nails on top of your contact lenses. Then you simply cut the nail that goes with your contact in half with the supplied utility knife.
You will then want to tear off the remaining part of the nail until you have a nice even row of nails along your fake fingernails. Finally, you will then attach your contact lenses to your glasses.
How Do You Get Contacts Out With Long Nails?
How do you get contacts out with long nails? The answer is to wear contact lenses that cover the entire length of your nails, not just the tips. This is because contact lenses are more secure than false nails and are therefore less likely to be removed.
If you choose to wear a long false nail or cut it just a little too short then it can be taken off very easily by your manicurist – all he has to do is file it down a little.
However, if you choose to wear a pair of contact lenses for the rest of your life then you should think hard about how to keep them in place.
How do you get contacts out with long nails and not damage your nails? One way is to use a gel-based polish and to use a finger nail clipper to trim the edge of your nails, so that they match your contacts.
Another way is to cover your nails with an adhesive backing from a contact lens’ manufacturer and then keep them in place with a special glue. Some people find that adding some sort of nail polish to their contacts helps.
If you wear disposable contact lenses then it is very easy to tear them, especially if you leave them in your nail bed for too long.
Is Putting Contact Lenses in With Acrylic Long Nails Hard?
Putting contact lenses in with acrylic, long nails can be very difficult, but it’s not impossible. Acrylic is a type of plastic that has the highest optical properties of all plastics, which means that it’s perfect for contact lenses.
Acrylic also doesn’t have an oily feel to it like some other plastics, which means that your contact lenses will be comfortable even when you get them wet.
One thing to be careful of is that your contact lenses will be more transparent at first because they won’t have a build up of fluid on them like other types of contacts do. This can make them feel uncomfortable in the beginning, but you should put them in for a week or so and then just gently wipe them off.
The best way to start putting contact lenses in with acrylic, long nails is to make sure that your nails are clean and dry before putting the lenses in. Once you have them in and have them functioning correctly, you can start using them, although you shouldn’t be using them more than one at a time.
Putting multiple lenses in at once can cause irritation to your eyes if you don’t do it properly, so always use caution when doing this process.
Conclusion
Your final decision about whether or not it’s hard to put contact lenses in is really a matter of preference. If you want the smallest hassle possible and you aren’t worried about getting discomfort from them then you might find that putting them on with acrylics is hard.
If you want to be able to wear your lenses and only have to worry about them coming out or getting smudged then you might find that putting them on with long nails is easier. Either way, just be aware of how your new contacts are going to affect your hand, nail, and skin.
