As someone who can't grow out their nails without breaking at least two of them along the way, I get jealous whenever I notice someone's long, perfect, almond or coffin shaped nails.
While some people are blessed with naturally strong nails, the ones I long for are often credited by the magic of acrylics.
This faux nail method is ideal for those of us who want long nails, but can't maintain their ideal nail length or shape on their own. However, they're not exactly effortless: Getting acrylic nails comes with a price tag, and the upkeep does, too. Additionally, acrylics can damage your nails if they're done wrong.
All of this considered, it's important to have all the info before you visit your nail tech, and we have you covered. Whether you're tired of having nails that are too short for fancy nail art or you want your nails to look as dramatic as Cardi B's do on Instagram,
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ACRYLIC AND SCULPTURED NAILS
Both acrylic and sculpted nails usually start with an acrylic base. If you want acrylic nails, the nail artist will usually glue a nail tip to your natural nails. Then, acrylic is applied to your natural nail and the nail tip and shaped. You can also let the nail artist know whether you’d like the tip cut for shorter nails. The result is a nail structure that can be filed or shaped to your desired length. Acrylic nails are safe and practical for everyday use, and keep your manicure neat and uniform.
Here at Emit elegance C.K we use nail forms in place of tips, Sculptured nails have more of an eye-catching shape to them. You can also ask your nail tech for customized shapes based on your style. Sculpting method the perfect way to have a set of custom created extensions. it's an advanced nail extension process created using Acrylic products, that are built to match the shape of your own natural nails. During the sculpting process, instead of a plastic tip glued onto your nails, a sticky paper foil form is attached to your finger. Once the form is secure, acrylic is used to build the tip of the extensions to the desired length and shape, before fully creating the final structure of the nail.
Some benefits of sculpting include: Compliments the natural shape of your nails A lighter feel when compared to plastic tips More stronger, better structure & long lasting
Can You Use Gel Nail Polish on Acrylic Nails?
Whether you're a diehard gel (Shellac) manicure fan or you usually go with regular old polish, the good news is that you can use whichever formula you prefer.
Are Acrylic Nails High Maintenance?
The hard truth: Acrylics require a lot of upkeep. Most clients with acrylics generally come in every two to three weeks to get them filled. However, as long as any lifting of the acrylic is filled in, a set can be worn for years.
Do Acrylic Nails Damage Your Natural Nails?
Acrylics aren't anymore damaging than other forms of fake nails—as long as they are properly applied and taken care of. That includes getting them properly removed, regularly filled, and keeping them clean and dry. All of which prevents bacteria from getting into the them and causing infections.
How Much Do Baqsic Acrylic Nails Cost With Us?
Acrylic Price Time
Short/Medium £30 60-120 mins
Long £35 120-150 mins
XL £40 150-180 mins
XXL £45 180 mins
Nail fill 2 week £20 60 mins
Nail fill 3 week £25 60 - 90 mins
After Care
Always wear rubber gloves when washing up, dusting, gardening, applying chemical tan or hair dye.
Do not file the surface of the acrylic nail.
Do not bite or pick the acrylic nail, if one breaks have it repaired immediately.
Use non-acetone nail polish if necessary.
If and when you decide to remove your acrylic nails, please do not attempt to take them off yourself. Come in and have them soaked off gently.
Every 3-4 weeks your acrylic nails will require a refill. This is imperative to the upkeep of the nails.
Daily application of cuticle oil will keep your nails flexible and prevent against cracks and breaks.
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