Nails are dipped into colored powder and sealed
Durable and lightweight
Less odor than acrylics
✅ Pros
Instantly longer, stylish nails
Wide variety of shapes and designs
Can protect weak natural nails (to some extent)
⚠️ Cons
Can damage natural nails if removed improperly
Risk of infection if hygiene is poor
Maintenance (fills every 2–3 weeks)
🧴 Care tips
Keep nails clean and dry
Don’t forcefully pull them off
Use cuticle oil regularly
Give your natural nails breaks between sets
💡 Good to know
If you notice pain, redness, or discoloration, it could be a sign of infection or nail damage—best to remove them safely and consult a professional.
If you want, I can suggest nail styles, shapes (like coffin, almond, square), or affordable options available near you.
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