Cold weather can definitely impact the way gel wraps behave during application. From my experience, when the wraps are cold, they tend to lose flexibility and become stiff, making it tricky to smooth them down neatly, especially along the edges where lifting often starts. Using a hair dryer on low heat for just a few seconds really softens the gel wraps, allowing them to curve comfortably around the natural nail shape. It's important to keep the dryer moving and avoid overheating, as too much heat can damage the gel or even your skin. I find that warming the wraps just enough to increase their pliability makes a noticeable difference in how well they adhere and stay in place. This simple step has helped me achieve a more flawless finish and longer-lasting gel wrap nails, especially during colder months. Also, remember that semi-cured gel still behaves like gel, so temperature matters! By incorporating this warming method, you reduce the chances of your wraps peeling or lifting prematurely. This easy hack saved me time and frustration, and I highly recommend trying it before your next application to keep your gel manicures looking fresh and smooth.