How to Slay Artificial Nails Without Ruining Your Natural Ones

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Hi Beautiful people!🌹

Valentine is around the corner, and the pressure to fix “long long” nails is high. We know the vibes, you want those acrylics or gel extensions to be popping when you’re holding a wine glass or snapping pictures for the ‘Gram. You want to be a baddie, and we love that for you.

But here is the problem we hear all the time: “My nails are ruined!” You rock the nails for two weeks, look amazing, but the moment you soak them off? Or they break off? Premium tears. Your natural nails look thin, paper-weak, and sad. It’s almost like a bad breakup, fun while it lasted, but now you’re left picking up the pieces.

It Doesn’t Have to Be “Breakfast” for Your Nails The truth is, artificial nails don’t have to destroy your natural nails. The secret sauce is in the prep and the hygiene. A lot of that “ruined” look actually comes from bacteria or fungus getting trapped, or the nail bed getting weak from germs.This is exactly why we use the Panointing pencil in the shop before we even start building your set. We don’t joke with this one. It degerms and protects your natural nail plate, creating a clean, safe barrier before the artificial nail goes on top. It’s like insurance for your fingers, ensuring that what’s happening underneath the acrylic is healthy, not a horror movie.

Now, let’s say you’ve taken the extensions off post-Valentine’s and you want to give your natural nails a breather. Please, do not leave them looking unkempt! You can still look polished (literally) while you let them recover. We recommend switching to our Lexy nail polish set. Unlike harsh chemicals that strip your nails further, the Lexy set gives you that rich, vibrant coverage that hides any imperfections while your nails regain their strength. It’s the perfect rebound relationship, gentle, beautiful, and low stress.

Safe Removal is Key Also, abeg, do not use your teeth or the end of a cuticle remover or anything at all to rip off your acrylics when you want out! That is the fastest way to damage the nail bed.👉 Check out this guide on how to safely remove artificial nails at home if you can’t make it back to the salon immediately.

Next Step: Are you planning a fresh set of acrylics or gels for the 14th? Book your appointment now and rest easy knowing we use the Panointing pencil to keep your natural nails safe and sound!

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