Broken Acrylic Nail

About three weeks ago a client who comes to me for manicures was going on holiday and had broken one nail.

Broken acrylic nail. Soak your hands for 15 minutes or more in it until the acrylic nail starts to get removed from your natural bed. So how do you do it. Run a thin line of super glue or nail glue on both sides of the acrylic nail.

However worse than that is if there is a broken acrylic nail throbbing. This type of treatment will actually inject a coating of glue into the nail. The good news is there are measures you can take to prevent breakage.

You can purchase acrylic nail sets at any beauty supply store as an easy fix for longer stronger nails. If your broken acrylic nail is still partially on your finger remove it by soaking it in acetone. Generally the cost of repair one broken nail with acrylic nails is between 3 to 5 and the process of putting acrylics over your broken nail only takes less than 5 minutes without polishing.

It looked as good as new. This can be quite tricky so ask the beautician that you have hired to fix your broken nail to follow the directions that they give you for cutting your acrylic nail down. Place a medium-dry ball of acrylic in the crevice.

Be sure to wear protective gloves and make sure that the area is well lit and clean before you begin. Start with clean polish-free nails. Use an acetone-free nail polish remover to remove the acrylic nail.

Once this glue is cured your broken acrylic nail will simply peel right off. It should stay on the nail as the glue is dried. I went to my nail technician and she cut both the acrylic and the real nail off and then put a new fake nail over the top.