Acrylic nails
Arcylic nail extensions have becoming one of the common trends nowadays. In this process, a mixture of liquid monomer and a powder polymer is combined to form a hard protective layer and sculpted over normal nail. On completion of the process, the nails become strong with a glossy base for colour application.

What is the application procedure of Acrylic nails?
Before application of acrylic, natural nails are usually cleaned, shaped, and buffed with cuticle work done to the tips and then application of artificial tips for lengthening of the nails.

Pros of Acrylic Nails
- Acrylic nails are strong and durable, lasting for a long time.
- Arcylic nails can be soaked off at home without professionals help.
- Arcylic Nail application is generally cheaper than Gel Nails.
- Arcylic Nails can add length to shorter nails.

Cons of Acrylic Nails
- Arcylic Nail application can result in damage of the nail bed as natural nail beneath cannot breathe due to acrylic and becomes very weak and brittle.
- Looks more artificial than gel nails.
- It’s advisable for pregnant women to avoid such application as acrylic nail application involves chemicals and fumes.