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Home›How To›How to Do Acrylic Nails: 15 Steps  

How to Do Acrylic Nails: 15 Steps  

By Matthew Lynch
October 3, 2023
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Step 1: Gather Supplies

Make sure you have all the necessary tools and materials for acrylic nail application. These include acrylic powder, acrylic liquid (monomer), a nail brush, a buffer, nail tips, primer, nail file, nail dehydrator, and cuticle oil.

Step 2: Prepare Your Workspace

Set up a clean and organized workspace with all your supplies within reach. Make sure your area is well-ventilated and free of dust and debris.

Step 3: Clean Your Hands and Nails

Wash your hands thoroughly and dry them completely. Remove any traces of old polish from your nails using a gentle remover and cotton pads. If you have existing acrylics on your nails, soak them off before starting the new set.

Step 4: Trim and Shape Natural Nails

Cut your natural nails to an appropriate length using a nail clipper. Use a nail file to shape them into your desired shape.

Step 5: Push Back Cuticles

Using a cuticle pusher, gently push back the cuticles on each finger to expose more of the nail bed.

Step 6: Apply Nail Dehydrator

Apply a nail dehydrator to remove excess oils and moisture from the natural nails. This will help the acrylic to adhere better.

Step 7: Attach Nail Tips

Select suitable nail tips that fit your individual fingers properly. Apply a small amount of nail glue to the tip’s well area and press it onto the natural nail, holding it in place until it is secured.

Step 8: Blend Nail Tips

Using a nail file or buffer, blend the edge of the tip seamlessly with the natural nail for a smooth appearance.

Step 9: Apply Primer

Apply primer carefully on the natural part of the nail bed only. Avoid getting it on your skin or cuticles as this may cause irritation.

Step 10: Mix Acrylic Powder and Liquid

Dip your nail brush into the acrylic liquid and then into the acrylic powder. Be sure to achieve the correct ratio of liquid to powder for the right consistency.

Step 11: Apply Acrylic Mix

Using your brush, apply the acrylic mix onto the nail, starting from the cuticle area and moving towards the tip. Work quickly, as acrylic dries fast.

Step 12: Shape Acrylics

Once the acrylic is set, shape and smooth it using a nail file and buffer. Make sure there are no bumps or uneven areas.

Step 13: Buff Nails

Buff the surface of each nail to ensure a smooth finish.

Step 14: Apply Top Coat

Apply a clear top coat to seal and protect your new acrylic nails, giving them a glossy finish.

Step 15: Apply Cuticle Oil

Finally, apply cuticle oil to moisturize your cuticles and keep them hydrated. This helps promote healthy nail growth.

With these 15 steps, you now have beautiful acrylic nails that are ready to impress! Practice and patience make perfect – so don’t worry if the process takes a little time at first. Happy nail art!

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