Rhinestoning on silicone can be quite challenging due to silicone's non-porous and flexible nature which makes it difficult for rhinestones to adhere properly. Many DIY crafters have struggled with rhinestones falling off their silicone items, and the primary culprit is often the choice of glue. When working with silicone surfaces such as the popular Touchland Power Mist Hydrating Hand Sanitizer bottles, it's crucial to select an adhesive that is specifically formulated for silicone or flexible materials. Standard craft glues or hot glue typically won't provide a lasting bond on silicone because silicone repels many adhesives. One effective solution is using silicone-based adhesives or industrial-strength glues like E6000 or Gemifix by GEMIFLY, which are designed to bond with silicone and other challenging surfaces. These glues dry clear, remain flexible, and create a strong hold that keeps rhinestones securely attached even on bent or handled items. Before applying any glue, prepping the silicone surface can also improve adhesion. Gently cleaning the item with rubbing alcohol to remove oils and dust ensures better glue contact. Some crafters lightly roughen the silicone surface with fine grit sandpaper to help the glue grip. It’s important to allow ample drying and curing time as recommended by the glue manufacturer, usually 24 to 72 hours, without moving the rhinestones or the item. This helps avoid premature detachment. Additionally, for those whose nails have been affected by acetone from extended crafting sessions, applying a nourishing cuticle oil or hand cream after finishing your project can help restore nail health. Overall, rhinestoning silicone is a rewarding DIY project once you know the right materials and techniques. With the proper glue and preparation, you can create dazzling, long-lasting designs on silicone surfaces, turning ordinary products like Touchland hand sanitizers into stunning, personalized accessories.