Should I Get Acrylics?

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Emily G.

Dec 14, 2013

Emily G.

I've never had them before and I was wondering what they are like... things like shape and whether or not to get gels or shellacs confuse me because I don't know what is best... (:

Bella B.

Dec 14, 2013

Bella B.

I love acrylics they take a while to get use to...things are really hard to use liking typing on your phone and a lot if dirt gets underneath the nails! Buuuuttt they are super cute :) when they come off your original nails will be extra weak..clip them off with when done! I would go gels btw

Bella B.

Dec 14, 2013

Bella B.

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Amanda M.

Dec 14, 2013

Amanda M.

I love acrylics I have rly short nails and brittle I get gel acrylics they are awesome and pretty they are a little expensive but if they start to fall of like in a week they should replace them (thats what happened to me) anyways I think they are pretty but like bella said it does take a while to get used to and that dirt prob is annoying but anyways I would recomend it but just don't keep getting the always done or they will rly mess up your nails hope this helps :)

Roz X.

Dec 14, 2013

Roz X.

I normally have my own long nails with a no chip, but accidents happen and so if a tip is needed, I go with an acrylic as the new nail grows in. Frailty is non issue for me thanks to no chip these days. When I was doing sets, I LOVED gels. They were divine and so I prefer them.

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