A lot of my favorite colors are sheer, so this ensures the color is true. OPACITY: I usually ask for two to three coats of both dip or gel. It does help to have photos, so make sure you show the tech a sample! Sometimes if I’m feeling extra sassy, I’ll ask for the tech to give me a bit more of a point (like in the photo above). If your salon doesn’t soak off your dip and insists on mainly drilling, I would recommend finding a different salon or removing the dip at home before going into your salon. My nails aren’t weak without the dip at all. No drilling involved! Sometimes they’ll use the drill on the edges, but very slightly. Within five to ten minutes, all of the dip comes off. You’ll rub your nails against the cotton soaked in acetone. Then there is a ziploc bag with cotton and acetone. At my salon (more on this below) they give you a bowl of hot hot water with a towel in it to add some cushion. If you go in to get them removed and there is a lot of drilling involved, yes that will damage your nails. I go to NAILED Nail Bar and usually ask for CeeCee, but trust me, everyone there is excellent!īut does dip damage your nails? I find it doesn’t. I used to get gel but since moving to Dallas, I started getting dip on a regular basis. I typically always get dip powder on my real nails. What I Ask My Nail Techīefore diving into some neutral nails you’ll have to try, I want to share some basic information about my nails.
I’m known to rotate between some of my favorite colors, so chances are, one of these colors is on my nails! Also, my nails tend to grow pretty fast, so I try to go in for a manicure every three weeks.
#Neutral nail colors skin#
I love how neutrals go with everything, doesn’t clash and is so flattering on a variety of skin tones. There’s something so chic and elegant about neutral nails. I often get asked about my nails and nail color so I want to share some neutral nails you’ll have to try the next time you get a manicure. Having perfectly manicured nails is something I strive for.
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