The usual French manicure comes with a twist for the fall. One in dark brown tones reminiscent of coffee and that has become the warmest and most elegant option that fashionable girls are looking for this season. If the baby boomer nails were the official ones of the summer, now this manicure with brown enamels promises to take control of our hands. A mix between taupe and brown tones with the natural pink of all life achieves the perfect visual combo of coffee with milk. On Instagram, we have seen many different options, from basic manicures with a brown tip to more elaborate designs with double color lines that enrich the designs even more. Round, oval and square tips - fits all nail shapes. To achieve this type of design, you need nail polish in shades of brown like this one from Malala, which we bought at El Core, Singles, for 7.50 euros and which has that sweet touch that is so appetizing for autumn. Since Rosalina, came into our lives, the fever for having the perfect manicure has reached its highest point. We tried everything from baby boomer nails to long-lasting semi-permanent ones. Do you want to be an expert in them? We tell you everything there is to know about acrylic nails. What are acrylic nails extensions that are placed over natural nails? Its appearance is that of false nails that are glued on ours to modify the shape, thickness, and length of the real nail. They are one of the most requested manicures in beauty salons They are made with acrylic powder, a polymer that dries superfast when mixed with the monomer liquid, hardening this layer when it has the shape we were looking for and being very resistant. The main difference between acrylic nails and gel nails is their manufacture. While the former are extensions that increase length and thickness, the gel ones are made with a special polish applied to the nail and dried with ultraviolet light, so they add thickness but not extra length. Another distinction is its durability. Gel nails never chip and can last for months if you fill in the nail growth mark. However, acrylics are somewhat more fragile and can break more easily. Verdict: gel nails for those looking for an off-road manicure, and acrylics for those looking for really long nails. How to do acrylic nails step by step, applying acrylic nails requires several steps that expert manicurists already know by heart. We tell you all of them so that there are no disasters if you start to make them at home. Step 1: Prepare the natural nails First, you have to clean and prepare your natural nails, because they will be the base on which to glue the acrylic ones. To do this, we remove old enamel, clean with alcohol to disinfect, remove cuticles, file the surface of the nail and remove residue that may remain on it. We also recommend applying an antifungal to prevent nails from turning yellow. Acrylic nails or gel nails: differences Step 2: choice and placement of the tip or mold The tips are the false extensions that we are going to use to do the acrylic manicure. It is important to choose ones that adapt well to the size of the natural nail, filing the sides to fit them and giving a natural result. Then we place them on the short and filed nails, fixing them well to be able to work on them. Step 3: Construction of the acrylic nails When you have the mold perfectly positioned, apply the first layer of primer and let it dry. Then moisten the brush in the monomer (liquid) and powder until you have caught an acrylic pearl. Start by placing a pearl in the center of the nail, another in the part closest to the cuticle, and the third on the outer edge, always avoiding direct contact with the skin. When they have dried, shape the tip, filing and leaving the surface as smooth and clean as possible. Ideally, use an electric rotary file to create different nail shapes. Step 4: paint the acrylic nails When you already have the architecture of the nail created, you just have to choose the design you want to make or the trending color of nail polish and finish off your new extra-long manicure with it. How long do acrylic nails last? Acrylic nails, well cared for, can last a couple of months. As long as we keep them, filling the growth area attached to the cuticle prevents the nail from lifting. What are the dangers of acrylic nails? One of the biggest risks of acrylic nails is that they can cause reactions such as contact dermatitis when they are in a liquid state. Once solidified, they no longer produce allergies. That is why you have to be careful when doing them, avoiding contact with the skin. How to remove acrylic nails The first thing to do to remove acrylic nails is to remove the polish with a 180º file and cut them. Then thin the acrylic with the file without damaging the natural nail. Soak a cotton ball in pure acetone and place it on the nail, holding it with aluminum foil and letting it act for about 20 minutes. After this time, remove the acrylic with an orange stick. The idea is to protect the skin with oil or Vaseline to avoid chemical risks and when finished, use a lot of moisturizers.14 acrylic nail ideas to inspire us, One of the most repeated formulas with acrylic nails is natural and simple manicures. Enamels in neutral tones such as pink, nude, or taupe, nails stand out thanks to the extra length of the nails. In this way, the most sophisticated and delicate balance between trend and timelessness is achieved. Within this natural nail trend, the French manicure with acrylic nails is the absolute queen. This is because the contrasting white tips work beautifully when the nail is longer and more defined. It can be in a stiletto or square shape, with a natural or exaggerated length: to taste the colors and acrylic nails. Acrylic manicures are also great for trying out the season's trending nail colors in a monochrome format. By increasing the thickness and length of the nail, there is more space to give prominence to these shades. There is no need to come up with complicated nail art, a flat color is also super nice. A great way to keep acrylic nails longer is by filling in the growth space attached to the cuticle, disguising that area without acrylic. This formula allows us to get creative even in minimalist manicures because we can use nail rhinestones, different colored enamels, and jewels to do it. Of course, if you're going to come up Rosalie, style, there's nothing better than acrylic nails to do it. In them, you can create super current and detailed nail art designs. You can also cover them with jewels and nail stickers to turn your hands into real excess. You can even try nail wraps with sequins, glitter, and other embellishments because that length fits you all. Best products to do acrylic nails at home We already know everything about nails, now it's time to get down to work to do them at home. We have everything you need to set up an authentic acrylic nail studio at home: take note of this shopping. It is essential that you have a good set of nail files and an orange stick like this one from Nicely Nail for 2.29 euros, which will help you polish your natural nails, clean impurities, and shape the acrylic molds. You will also need a quality nail clipper, like the one from better, for 1.95 euros, to be able to shape the acrylic tip and shorten it more quickly until you achieve the desired length. It is essential to have an electric 180º rotary file like this one for 34.98 euros, which will help you smooth the surface of the natural nail, polish the ends of the acrylic mold, and remove the product when you want to take them off. When doing acrylic nails, it is essential to have the whole set: the mold, the powder, the acrylic liquid, and the brushes to apply it. A complete kit of acrylic nails that we have signed for 23.99 euros. Some of the links in this article are affiliates and can bring a benefit to Tendencies.
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