Acrylic straight on to fingers or toes?

[michaela_r22]

I was just wondering do you think it would be ok to just put acrylic straight on to the natural nail or toe without having put on a nail tip? If you could let me know what you would do that would be great.:lol:

 

[liza2009]

Its called a natural nail overlay honey prep nail as normal and place on the nail ,buff and finish as you would when using a tip !
hope this helps on this site its mostly put as a NNO x

 

[sj1973]

I was just wondering do you think it would be ok to just put acrylic straight on to the natural nail or toe without having put on a nail tip? If you could let me know what you would do that would be great.:lol:

Do you mean a nno?

 

[mum]

I was just wondering do you think it would be ok to just put acrylic straight on to the natural nail or toe without having put on a nail tip? If you could let me know what you would do that would be great.:lol:

You need to take this up with your trainer!! If this wasn't covered your training wasn't worth what you paid for it!

 

[Bettierae]

You need to take this up with your trainer!! If this wasn't covered your training wasn't worth what you paid for it!

I went through college, and then trained with a company, and then did a conversion course, and not once did I get shown a NNO. To be able to do them I read my manuals, books, anything I could get my hands on, and also geeked right out. I spent loads of money (and time!) on my training, but didn't get shown it to be honest.

 

[min11]

I was just wondering do you think it would be ok to just put acrylic straight on to the natural nail or toe without having put on a nail tip? If you could let me know what you would do that would be great.:lol:

Have you done your training yet? Your profile doesn't tell us much :hug:

 

[Bagpuss]

If you think about it the acrylic already goes onto the natural nail...its only going on a tip at the free edge....so the answer is YES you can..becouse you already do. Tips are just to give instant length and to stop the product falling on the floor....if a client doesn't want or need extra length then you would just skip the tips and apply right on the nail...taking extra care to cap the free edge.

If applying on a toe nail...then make them thin...they do not need the extra strength of a thicker application cos toes don't do what are poor hands go through every day.

All of the above are called NNO...(natural nail overlays)

 

[Bebeautiful]

some of us are blessed with naturally long strong nails and don't necesserily need nail enhancements. You can put acrylic overlay onto natural nails, I have had mine done many times and when I feel bored, I cut my nails and put nail tip and acrylic overlay on top.

 

[loubylou]

Have you done your training yet? Your profile doesn't tell us much :hug:

I think this is the most important question on this thread and it would be great if you could respond to this :hug: