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How To Apply Artificial Acrylic Nail

by Cosmetics_Fairy

Beautiful nails are a desired enhancement to feminine beauty, but
many ladies may have trouble attaining them. If nature did not
bless you with wonderfully strong, healthy nails, you can still
enjoy the glamorous look that long and painted nails can give
you. All you have to do is apply strong and durable acrylic nails
over your own nails.

You can find a service for acrylic nail application at nail
salons. It is an expensive option. It is not as expensive for you
to apply the acrylic nails yourself. By following instructions
and with practice, you can apply your acrylic nails with the same
care and great results that you can get from a nail
professional.

As for supplies, you will need non-acetone nail polish remover,
artificial nail tips, liquid acrylic, powdered acrylic and nail
oil. Your equipment needs to include a nail brush, nail files,
nail filing block, acrylic nipper, small acrylic brush and a
working dish for the acrylic liquid. Choose acrylic nail tips
that are the same size as your own nails or you will have to file
the nails down.

Give your nails a manicure. Smooth rough edges and remove dead
skin. Use a non-acetone nail polish remover to remove nail polish
and acrylic. Use the filing block to roughen your nail surfaces.
Cut the nails to the skin portion. Do not injure yourself. You
want to prevent your nail from being broken if the acrylic nail
tip is broken.

Line up your acrylic nail tips so that you can reach them easily
when you are ready to put a drop of glue on the tip. The glue
drop should reach from the bottom of the nail to the indentation
where your nail�s edge will fit in. You can remove a crooked
acrylic nail by immediately soaking it in water.

Use the acrylic nippers or a large nail clipper to trim the tips
to your desired length. Use the nail file to remove any rough
edges and to even out the lengths of your nail tips. Use the
liquid acrylic in a well-ventilated area. You will paint the
liquid acrylic on to your nails so that the beds will be smooth
without any bumps where the edge of the acrylic nail tips rests
on your nail.

You will be dipping the acrylic brush into the liquid acrylic
and then into the acrylic powder that will create a ball of
thickened acrylic on your brush. Paint the acrylic onto your nail
so that you can create a smooth finish for your acrylic nail
tips.

Have the acrylic powder container open. Prepare the acrylic
brush by dipping the brush into the liquid acrylic and then
wiping it on a paper towel to remove excess liquid. Then lightly
dip half of the brush into the liquid acrylic and then remove the
excess by wiping against the inside of the liquid acrylic
bottle.

You are ready to dip the brush tip into the acrylic powder. When
you do, you will create a ball of thickened acrylic. It should be
damp instead of wet. Paint this thickened acrylic where the
acrylic nail tip is on your nail. Work quickly to spread the
acrylic onto your nail surface without flattening the acrylic.
Wipe the brush on the paper towel to remove any excess acrylic.

Continue working until you have built up the surface to resemble
the curve of your own nail bed. Apply a bit at the tip of the
nail to create a natural look as necessary. Avoid getting acrylic
on your cuticles because mold or fungus could grow under the nail
at that spot.

It will take about ten minutes for your nails to dry and set.
You can safely use a grit nail file on the sides of the dried and
set nails and close to the cuticle bed to shape your nails. Use
the filing block to smooth your nails. Remove any acrylic filings
and dust by washing with soapy water and using a brush. The
exposure to the harsh chemicals requires that you moisturize your
nails with nail oil. As your nails grow out, you will need to
paint more acrylic on to your nails every two weeks.

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