Nail Bites

In terms of building length for nail enhancements, the question of nail tips vs. sculpt always comes into play. There are two schools of thought on the topic; one has to do with ease of application, and one has to do with time. There isn’t a right or wrong answer when it comes to these unique processes, because the expertise of the nail professional is ultimately what dictates the “better” option. 

Mastering hard gel application is truly an art form, and great art depends on great technique. By being mindful of these frequent missteps, you can fine-tune your process and create sculpted nails your clients will be proud to wear.

Our team put together a few elementary “do’s” and “don’ts” to review that will help you get any set of nails in tip-top shape before a manicure or set of enhancements. 

Many salons use dip powder as an alternative to gel polish since the results are remarkably similar. Both come in extensive color ranges and create stunning manicures when applied skillfully. However, there are key differences between these services, and neither is perfect for every client. Let's dive into the gel vs. dip debate with the facts you need to make the right choice.

Visually, acrylic and gel nail extensions may appear similar, but they have distinct characteristics that set them apart. Nail professionals often debate which product is superior or preferable, but the answer isn’t straightforward.