Acrylic Nails Cuticle Area

The ball you place at the cuticle area should be much smaller than the balls you place on the stress and nail bed areas.

Acrylic nails cuticle area. Pick up a medium sized wet ball of acrylic same color as cuticle ball if doing PWs and place in between the first two areas. Perfect sidewalls to a thin edge and blend with section 2. The finished nail should be thin at the cuticle thickest at the apex or stress area and thiner at the free edge not as thin as the cuticle area but thinner than the apex.

Stroke the product over the entire nail to build-up and reinforce the stress area while creating a smooth finish. Check the nail from all angles to analyze the shape and structure. Might have forgotten to remove all acrylic from your cuticle area.

REMOVE items from your Bag LAY out the Disposable Nail Mat to place your products on and use the Hand Towel as an arm rest BUFF the nail using either the Nail File or Buffer Block to remove shine from the nail bed APPLY a small amount of Primer onto your nail POUR your Liquid Monomer into the Liquid Cup - 14 of the Cup. Massage into the cuticles and the overlay. Until you get your technique down I suggest that you use an orangewood stick to lightly swipe around the cuticle area immediately after placing the product.

Lastly rub it in and massage it with your fingers. Stroke the product over the entire nail to build-up and reinforce the stress area while creating a smooth finish. It is best to avoid darker nail polish shades for acrylic nails because the cuticle is not protected by the darker polish and can easily become damaged.

Check with your local. Brushing cuticles in warm water with soap and a soft brush will remove these chemicals and the itch will disappear. Check the nail from all angles to analyze the shape and structure.

Avoid all soft tissue contact with professional-use products in the salon. This will moisturize your skin and your nails so that they can last even longer. Flooding the sidewalls cuticle area and underside of the nail with primer can cause a chemical irritation.