u/sleepy_gladiator65

I'm looking at doing a 7 day UK travel trip this summer and currently have 4 days in London and 3 in Edinburgh

I've been reading a ton about things to do in London and somehow my list has gotten ridiculously long. Big Ben, museums, Tower of London, markets, neighborhoods, pubs etc

I'm starting to wonder if trying to fit all of that into a 4 day London itinerary will make the trip more stressful than enjoyable. Id have about $1,800 total and would be flying from the Northeast US so I'm also trying to keep accommodation and transportation reasonable

For a first time in London what would you consider must do versus skippable?

And is 3 days in Edinburgh enough after?

Ive been wearing press on nails for a while and normally get around 1 to 2 weeks out of a set. recently theyve started lifting within a few days and i cant figure out why.

The weird part is that i havent changed brands or anything. im using press on nail glue like i always have, so im wondering if i need to completely change my application routine. Ive been going down the rabbit hole of how to make press on nails last longer and apparently nail prep makes a huge difference. people are talking about buffing, dehydrating, alcohol wipes, sizing the nails correctly, and keeping them dry right after application.

I also keep seeing people debate nail glue vs adhesive tabs which has me wondering if tabs might actually be better for some situations.

If you have long lasting press on nails, what glue and prep are you using? especially interested in the best nail glue for press on nails that people have actually used for weeks rather than just recommending from reviews

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