May 03, 2008 by Molly | Posted in Other - Beauty & Style
Instead of the typical white acrylic tips...do they do colored ones at Walmart? If so, how much would it cost? Thank you =)
yes they do.
it is $50.
and i think its a fabulous idea(:
MxM<3 | May 03, 2008
Yes, $50.
rosezz50 | May 03, 2008
yes they do arylic tips i think it 25 or 30 dollars
Adilene C | May 03, 2008
Yes they are extra though
Vivi | May 03, 2008
yes they do but they cost 20-50$$
x♥x♥x | May 03, 2008
does anyone get acrylic nail tips at the nail salon?
Aug 13, 2007 by summalova123 | Posted in Other - Beauty & Style
Im thinking of getting fake acrylic nails put on. They look so nice and clean on people. However, are they worth it?
if you have the money to keep them up every 2 weeks yeah
Wondering Mind | Aug 13, 2007
When and how are acrylic french nail tips reapplied?
Sep 11, 2008 by gemalee19 | Posted in Other - Beauty & Style
I have french nail tips done about a month and half ago and they are now growing out past the end of my finger tips. Do they have to remove the old acrylics first or can they just put the new tips on? Any help would be grateful and appreciated.
Yon need to keep your nails maintained on a regular basis. For most people, that means getting fills every 2 to 3 weeks. NOT after a month and a half. Why bother having nails if you aren't going to take care of them. Whatever - thats your problem, not mine. I don't quite understand what you mean when you say "can they just put the new tips on?" What do you mean, remove the plastic tip and replace it? If so, that isn't how it's done. I mean, somebody who has no clue how to do nails might try that, but if they have any skill whatsoever they will do what is called a backfill, or better known as a rebalance. This is a normal fill plus the acrylic on your free edge is filed down most of the way - including some of the pink in order to place white acrylic on your nails and create a new smile line on your nail in the original position which should be right at the point where your free edge begins. They do this because, as you mentioned, the white is now grown out, along with the rest of the nail, and it needs to be essentially set back into it's proper position on the nail. I hope I'm explaining this OK. If the tech is not doing what I just described, and ios either replacing the entire tip, or is removing all your nails and starting over, then your tech lacks the skills necessary to do this properly. Its not a simple thing to do a backfill. It takes some skill to do it, and do it right. If your tech cannot do one, then I suggest leaving that salon and finding someone with the necessary skills. And you may want to have sculpted nails put on the next time since they are so much better than the use of plastic tips. Anyone can use tips. It takes a real tech with skill to sculpt a nice set of nails, and it looks way better too.
<<Just-Me>> | Sep 11, 2008
Where can I buy acrylic nail tips and clippers?
Oct 08, 2008 by Gianna | Posted in Other - Beauty & Style
and also a grit file? I'm doing my own acrylic nails, and I have all the powder and stuff, but I need these few things. Don't tell me not to do it. A friend of mine got the set for free from her work, so I'm going to give it a shot. Also, can I use paint brushes?
try sallys
they have a lot of stuff like that
JeNnY-BaBe | Oct 08, 2008
My French nail acrylic tips made my nail break?
Oct 28, 2008 by Kelly | Posted in Other - Beauty & Style
It is way below the tip of the nail and it is near the bottom of my nail. It hurts like crazy. Should I get them refilled or just removed all together?
Your nails are to weak, or they file down your nails to thin or the acrylic application was to thin or thick. Remove them off, let them grow don't bother to get a repair or refill. Either they didn't do a good application or your nails are to weak to even hold them.
minxxyd | Oct 29, 2008
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