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{{fa}}Acrylic nails are popular for a host of reasons: they last a long time, they're hard to break, and they capture color brilliantly. On the other hand, acrylic nails can lift, split, or cause nasty infections. Luckily, there are steps that you can take to make those lavish looking acrylic nails last without breaking an arm and a leg, and without inviting infection. This article will instruct you on how to do just that! | {{fa}}Acrylic nails are popular for a host of reasons: they last a long time, they're hard to break, and they capture color brilliantly. On the other hand, acrylic nails can lift, split, or cause nasty infections. Luckily, there are steps that you can take to make those lavish looking acrylic nails last without breaking an arm and a leg, and without inviting infection. This article will instruct you on how to do just that! | ||
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#Keep your nails as dry as possible. You don't want your acrylic overlays lifting, which is exactly what happens if your hands and nails are constantly wet. To keep your overlays from lifting, try: | #Keep your nails as dry as possible. You don't want your acrylic overlays lifting, which is exactly what happens if your hands and nails are constantly wet. To keep your overlays from lifting, try: | ||
