Acrylic Nails. Advice Please!:-)

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Emerald N.

Jun 2, 2014

Emerald N.

Hi, so I don't wear acrylics often because I have piano lessons and you have to have short nails for them, however I don't have lessons in the summer so I need to know how often you have to change them and which are the best ones to invest in, many thanks xx

Traci L.

Jun 2, 2014

Traci L.

You get a fill in every two weeks sometimes you can stretch it to three weeks and you soak your whole set off and get new one every few months,and I like acrylic nails but a lot of people like gel

Heather I.

Jun 3, 2014

Heather I.

Mine are acrylic with gel overlay. I get them filled every two weeks or so. make sure to do your research before you commit to a salon. I love the place I go to, they are awesome plus it's just a few stores down from where I work.

Emerald N.

Jun 3, 2014

Emerald N.

thanks:-)

Laura O.

Jun 3, 2014

Laura O.

I love my acrylics, I do my own as I'm qualified and I hate being without them. and it's so nice to c no acrylic hate on this post!

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