Why Acrylic Nails Lift: 7 Common Causes
Improper Preparation
Skipping or improperly applying primer can weaken the bond between the natural nail and the acrylic, leading to lifting.
Inferior Products
Using low-quality acrylic or improper nail tools can compromise the integrity of the artificial nail.
Overfiling
Excessive filing of the natural nail can thin it out, making it more susceptible to damage and lifting.
Exposure to Water
Prolonged exposure to water can soften the acrylic and weaken the bond with the natural nail.
Nail Growth
As natural nails grow, the acrylic may start to separate from the cuticle area, creating a gap.
Impact Damage
Hitting or bumping the nails can cause the acrylic to crack or break, leading to lifting.
Poor Technique
Inexperienced nail technicians or improper application methods can result in acrylic nails that are prone to lifting.
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