Process of nails extensions :
They started by clipping the nails to make them shorter and started buffing to remove the top layer of the gel Nails polish. Otherwise, the acetone doesn’t like to seep through to help remove it. How it looks right then, they soaked a cotton pad with some strong acetone, put the cotton pad on your fingers, and then, after gently pressing it, covered it with a piece of aluminum foil and tightly covered it. You’re supposed to leave this on for 15 minutes to let that acetone soak through. So it helps loosen the gum that they used earlier. They did the same, on the other hand as well, filing it down and making sure. It was all Gucci, and this process took about 5 to 10 Minutes. Fifteen minutes later, they took off the aluminum foil, so the view was ready to remove it, and they first started by pushing out the glue from the side. They gently pull at the edges to loosen the gum a bit. Finally, it came off, and you are looking at your natural Nails after a month.
After that, they filed your nails down and removed all the excess glue and gel polish. That was remaining to ensure that the top of your Nail was nice and smooth, and then he buffed it with the other side of the nail filing thing to make sure. It was nice and smooth and shiny and didn’t have any residue left on it for you.
The pleasant experience felt good to look at your Nails shiny. That line is like from the mark of where your Extension was; you end by adding some cuticle oil, just one drop, and put it over your Nail. They said it’s essential to moisturize your Nail.
A comfortable level of Nails extensions :
Every day make sure it’s healthy. So they did the same for the rest of the fingers, which is how your Nail finally looks. So it’s been about three days since you removed your extensions, realizing that your nails were quite bendy and relatively weak. So you felt very uncomfortable and scared you would break. So then you cut them short, and now it’s like super short, but your nails feel healthy and sound, so now coming to the details. The process took about one hour, 45 minutes to one hour tops. It cost 8$, but it came up to 9$. This is the same question about whether you can do it at home.
If you asked a technician, they could do it at home because it doesn’t seem like a big deal, just putting cotton and acetone, covering it, and keeping it. What you realize needs skill is using that tool to slowly remove the edges and gently pry off the top Extension. that’s being glued to your Nail. If you don’t do it properly, there is a chance you could damage your Nail at the bottom. Because the Nail is already a bit thin, you prefer going to the salon and removing it. Because if you don’t trust hands too. Put it, remove it carefully, and you get impatient and want to, so you think getting another salon is safer. But if you want to save money, you could still try to remove it yourself at home. But remember, you have to be very careful and make sure you get it removed, like edged off from all the edges before you remove it, that might be more accessible.