r/AcrylicNails

What do I need to improve? Ref vs execution

Hi! Ive come a pretty long way with my self teaching nails journey, but I cant figure out what I’m still doing wrong with it. My powders and monomer are expensive, yet the liquid dries quicker than I can fully spread sometimes, causing me to need smaller balls. That makes it uneven and I spend loooong times shaping for it to still be a bit lumpy. I have a lot of nail art brushes and the thinnest ones were used here, yet it came out so thick even after I tried spreading the polish. Any tips may help, as I’m newish and practicing. Thanks! Hope this is the right sub to post on

u/confessthenthrowout — 12 days ago

Is acrylic bad for your nails at a young age?

Hi all just wondering if acrylic nails would hurt my natural nails at all? I’m under 18 and want to learn how to do my nails so I can do some cute designs but I’m worried I could hurt myself or nails like REALLY badly…

Any advice? I plan to watch lots of tutorials and get proper equipment but I was just wondering if it’s to risky! I saw all the pros on this subreddit and thought that someone could shed some light on the situation.

Thanks so much for reading this!!! 🩷

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u/Broad-Jicama8977 — 12 days ago