Kiss Brand Complete Salon Acrylic Kit

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Evagelia S.

Apr 3, 2012

Evagelia S.

So I recently (about 3 weeks ago) purchased the Kiss Complete Salon Acrylic Kit because I wanted to mess around with acrylic nails on my own...I love nails/nail art. I used the white tip ones and just covered them with a clear topcoat, and everything seemed to go smoothly until I woke up the next day with a few VERY yellow acrylic nails. I was frightened and, as one of the yellow nails happened to be loose anyway, I tore it off to see if my natural nail was turning yellow but it didn't seem to be. I ended up redoing that nail and just painting over all of the nails to hide the yellow color.
Fast forward to today, most of the nails are extremely loose and a few have fallen off completely, so I removed them. Three of my nails are turning yellow in blotches. My left thumb is practically glowing, it is so yellow. What is going on?
I read online that contaminated acrylic turns yellow, so I was wondering if the "apple fresh acrylic liquid masking formula" that comes with the product might have contaminated it. I did use quite a bit because the acrylic liquid really does stink.

TL;DR: my acrylic turned yellow overnight, some of my nails are turning yellow but only in splotches. why did this happen and what do I do about it now?

Donilyn T.

Jul 14, 2013

Donilyn T.

It says to only use a couple of drops of the apple stuff:/

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