Friday, January 15, 2010

Can I go to a nail salon and get my acrylic nails removed then have them put new ones on?

One broke off by itself and some others are cracking, but they are still stuck on pretty tightly. Can they remove them at the salon and put new ones on right after that? and how much would that cost?Can I go to a nail salon and get my acrylic nails removed then have them put new ones on?
It would cost thje same amount as a full set. They will do whatever you tell them too. But it does ache a little afterCan I go to a nail salon and get my acrylic nails removed then have them put new ones on?
Working in the field I would suggest taking them off yourself... It's really simple. Pour two bowls of acetone, place bowls of HOT water under the acetone bowls (like a double boiler), soak both hands for 15 minutes without removing, then scrap off as much acrylic as you can, replace in acetone and continue till it's all gone. It's less expensive to do it yourself and you can manage how much pressure is put on your nails.
Indeed you can get new ones put on! But just to warn you, your real nails will be extremely brittle- and the more you keep getting them redone right away, the less time they have to heal.





Although your fingers will be a little sore from them taking them off, they can put new ones on immediately. This should cost around the price of an average manicure (wherever you go) but maybe 5 dollars extra to remove the old acrylics. The place I go to wouldn't charge extra, but to each is own!
Of course you can have them removed! They will either soak them off with acetone, or use a tool to pop them off. They can remove them at any nail salon, but prices differ from place to place.
stop with the fake nails. Lets your real ones breath and put some strengthening polish from Sally Hansen on it. Not only are they not good for your nails (and expensive) they also are quite tacky imo
at my salon they will remove them for free and then replace them for the price of a new full set.

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