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When it comes to creating long-lasting nails, different products with unique properties are key to achieving the perfect result. While hybrid manicures are popular, gel nails and acryl-gel nails have earned their place as go-to options for nail professionals.
Thanks to innovative technologies and evolving client expectations, we continue to develop products that meet the diverse needs of modern nail stylists. One such game-changing product is acryl-gel, a hybrid gel that combines the strength of acrylic with the flexibility of gel.
This acryl-gel has quickly gained popularity among nail techs for its exceptional durability and high flexibility, offering a long-lasting finish that withstands daily wear. Whether you're working on nail extensions, strengthening natural nails, or creating intricate designs, acryl-gel nails provide the perfect balance between ease of use and stunning results.
Ready to explore acryl-gel nails? Whether you're looking to extend nails, reinforce natural nails, or offer clients long-lasting nails that shine, acryl-gel is your go-to product for stunning, durable results.
When it comes to nail extensions, acrylic nails and acryl-gel nails are both popular choices, but they offer different experiences for both nail techs and clients. Here’s a breakdown of both, highlighting the pros and cons of acryl-gel nails to help you make an informed decision.
Pros:
Durability – Acrylic nails are known for their strength and long-lasting wear, perfect for clients who need sturdy nails.
Easier to Sculpt – Acrylics are easier to sculpt and shape, especially for creating dramatic extensions or sculpted nails.
Cost-Effective – Acrylic nails are generally more affordable than acryl-gel nails.
Cons:
Brittleness – Acrylic nails can be more prone to cracking or breaking compared to acryl-gel nails.
Fumes & Odor – Acrylics require liquid monomer and often release strong odors during application, which may be unpleasant for both the technician and client.
Less Flexibility – Acrylic nails are less flexible than acryl-gel nails, which can cause discomfort if the nails are too rigid.
Pros:
Flexibility & Durability – Acryl-gel combines the strength of acrylic with the flexibility of gel, making it more comfortable and less prone to breaking.
No Strong Odor – Unlike acrylics, acryl-gel nails don’t have the strong fumes or odors, making it a more pleasant experience for both the nail tech and the client.
Self-Leveling Formula – Acryl-gel is easier to work with as it self-levels for a smoother application.
Perfect for Natural Nail Extensions – Acryl-gel is ideal for natural nail overlays or extensions while maintaining a flexible and natural look.
Cons:
More Expensive – Acryl-gel products tend to be more costly than traditional acrylics.
Longer Application Time – Acryl-gel nails take a bit longer to apply and cure compared to acrylics.
Removal Process – Removing acryl-gel nails can be more time-consuming and requires soaking or filing down the layers, making it a more involved process.
Not as Easy to Sculpt – While acryl-gel is easier to apply, it can be trickier to sculpt for dramatic nail shapes compared to acrylic nails.
Removing acryl-gel nails may require a little more effort than traditional gel or acrylic nails. Here’s a simple guide to removing acryl-gel nails safely:
Glitter acryl-gel nails are an exciting way to incorporate sparkle into any manicure. The acryl-gel formula allows for the addition of glitter, pigments, or shimmer without compromising the strength or flexibility of the nails.