acrylic nails for recruitment

[letmeknow0210]

So, I am planning on getting nails (so I don't have to redo nail polish every day), whether it be acrylic, solar, gel. I don't know, but could you post some photos where they don't look hoochie, but a bit more natural looking. Thanks!

[agzg]

Originally Posted by letmeknow0210

So, I am planning on getting nails (so I don't have to redo nail polish every day), whether it be acrylic, solar, gel. I don't know, but could you post some photos where they don't look hoochie, but a bit more natural looking. Thanks!

Uh, what?

This is when you know our "helpfulness" of posting rebuttal pictures has come back to bite us.

Plus I think other posters just spent this whole thread telling people NOT to get fake nails!

[letmeknow0210]

Originally Posted by agzg

Uh, what?

This is when you know our "helpfulness" of posting rebuttal pictures has come back to bite us.

Plus I think other posters just spent this whole thread telling people NOT to get fake nails!

haha. I understand. But, if people are going to get them, I'm they would like to know which looks best out of them all.

[ggforever]

It cost me $35 dollars for the manicure, but it lasted 3 weeks with no chips, nicks, nada! (And keep in mind I was moving so packing lots of boxes and cleaning) I love having polished nails but usually chip mine within the day. I have done both the colored and french but next time I think I may just have her do clear. BTW, the SHINE is even there three weeks later! I am sold. This is not for those that need extensions, just for those of you who, like me, had just given up on professional manicures because they never lasted. You can find the service in upscale salons. This will not be in your normal "strip mall" high productivity salons. My nail tech said that another company is also coming out with something similar this fall and will have a wider range of colors. I am so excited that I can remove it and not have a commitment to regular salon visits.

[Alumiyum]

Originally Posted by ggforever

It cost me $35 dollars for the manicure, but it lasted 3 weeks with no chips, nicks, nada! (And keep in mind I was moving so packing lots of boxes and cleaning) I love having polished nails but usually chip mine within the day. I have done both the colored and french but next time I think I may just have her do clear. BTW, the SHINE is even there three weeks later! I am sold. This is not for those that need extensions, just for those of you who, like me, had just given up on professional manicures because they never lasted. You can find the service in upscale salons. This will not be in your normal "strip mall" high productivity salons. My nail tech said that another company is also coming out with something similar this fall and will have a wider range of colors. I am so excited that I can remove it and not have a commitment to regular salon visits.

Sounds worth it to me, I'm adding that to my budget pronto.

Though I'll have to also add the cost of the gas it'll take me to get to a salon that will offer them.