What should you do if an air bubble appears while gluing a nail tip?

When an air bubble appears while gluing a nail tip, the best course of action is to reapply the tip. An air bubble can create a weak bond between the nail tip and the natural nail, which could lead to lifting or breakage of the nail tip over time. By reapplying the tip, you ensure that the adhesive forms a proper seal without any gaps, which enhances the durability and appearance of the manicure.

This process typically involves removing the bubble by taking off the nail tip, cleaning the nail surface, and applying a fresh layer of adhesive. This attention to detail is crucial in ensuring that the nail enhancement remains secure and looks neat.

Ignoring the bubble, leaving it as is, or covering it with polish are not advisable as they do not address the fundamental problem of the improper adhesion caused by the bubble, which can compromise the overall quality of the nail application.