How to make acrylic nails last longer

Acrylics are a great way to keep your nails looking perfect for weeks on end, however, pesky chips, lifting and breakage can all get in the way of nail perfection! If you’re looking for how to make acrylic nails last longer, you’ve come to the right place; here at Naio Nails, we’re talking all things acrylics, divulging some of our top acrylic care tips to keep your nails looking gorgeous all the way through to your next salon trip. How long do acrylic nails last? The first question is –…

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First off, I know the title says free – but you’ll have to buy a nail file and nail varnish if you don’t already own them, but I’m assuming most people reading this post wil…

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Many women paint their nails. They either do them at home or get them done in a beauty salon, with the intention of showing off their manicured hands for one or more weeks. 5-Minute Crafts wants to share 9 tips with you that you can follow to make your polish last longer and also to keep your hands and nails healthier. Also, at the end of the article, we’ll reveal one more piece of information.

The two main factors that affect how long acrylic nails last, is the client and the nail technician. #DashboardBeauty #nailstips #nailshacks

Chilliwack Nail Artist & Educator💅🏽🇨🇦 on Instagram: "PICK UP THE PERFECT BEAD! Here’s some tips: 1. Make sure your monomer is clean and not contaminated (it will look foggy and feel goopy) 2. More liquid in your brush means a bigger bead (so leave the brush in the powder for a little longer to grab product) 3. Less liquid in your brush will grab a smaller bead (so do quicker bounces in the powder with less pressure to grab less) 4. Rest your pinky on the jar for balance when dipping the…