No it is not when you take them off they are as heathy as when you put them on!
yes they actually make your nails healthy if you don't pick or bite them
Massage solar oil into your nails and cuticles, I recommended this to a friend of mine who has shellac nails, and she was raving the other day about how great her nails are still looking.
I got a shellac manicure 8 days ago for the first time and just trimmed my nails today. I like to trim my nails on a regular basis so I couldn't bare having them longer then I was used to. Good news - you CAN cut your nails with shellac and it's actually a good way to keep the tips looking perfect. Bad news - when your nails start to grow out you just have less polish on your nails. Overall- glad I did it. My manicure looks better and my nails are exactly the length I like to maintain.
It does in a way because it acts as a protective coat. Also, they will grow and won't chip because Shellac is pretty tough.
Probably not a good idea but I guess you could possibly
use water and soap .... or nail polish remover that works
Some of the most popular designs for nails are acrylics, gel and polish. The most popular design at the moment is shellac as this is a varnish that can be used on any nails and cures so it does not chip for 14 days.
Shellac nail polish looks gorgeous on nails. The chic and sophisticated appearance of Shellac nail polish makes it an instant winner with most women. If you want to save money on Shellac nail polish, then try looking for discounts being offered by nail salons. Nail salons everywhere offer discounts on Shellac nail polish. A common sale that nail salons frequently offer is 50% off of Shellac nail polishes. Another frequent discount that nail salons offer is buy one Shellac nail polish and get another one free. Shellac nail polish is definitely one of the hottest beauty products on the market right now.
no there is not because shellac is created by a bug.
My nails ARE NOT PEELING OFF!! MAYBE YOURS ARE!!
either a special nail biting polish or gloves! i have a bad habit of it:(
That is the correct spelling of the word "shellac" (referring to a varnish).The same spelling is used as a proper name by a band Shellac.
If you're tired of fake nails ruining your natural nails--but still want that clean, beautiful look that will last longer than nail polish--say hello to shellac. Shellac is a new form of nail treatment that has a patented technology called UV3--meaning, it goes on like a nail polish, but stays on like a gel. It has no drying time, and will stand up to daily tasks and grooming with no damage to the look for up to 14 days. Best of all, the removal process is simple, and won't damage your natural nails.