Hurting acrylic nail?

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Millie C.

Mar 16, 2014

Millie C.

Well I got my nails done on Wednesday (the 12th) for my mothers birthday and I've gone to a party tonight and got slightly more drunk than I suppose too and now my nail hurts. It's throbbing and you can see the difference between where the glue was and maybe where I have bent it back? Does this mean that my real nail underneath may be attached? Anything I can do too stop it hurting?

Lynzie B.

Mar 16, 2014

Lynzie B.

I really not completely sure what your asking, but if your nail has detached from your nail bed I would think it would be red and bleeding. Can you post a picture of what your talking about?

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