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Natural, Gel, or Acrylic: Which Nail Style Suits You?

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Are you torn between natural and artificial nails? You’re not alone. The debate over which nail style is better has raged for years, and the truth is that there is no one-size-fits-all answer. It all depends on your own preferences, lifestyle, and nail goals.

In this blog, we’ll cover the differences between natural, gel, and artificial nails, their pros, and their cons. So, let’s dive in!

Natural, Gel, And Acrylic Nails

Natural Nails

They are your natural nails, free of extensions, gel polish, or acrylics. Natural nails may be the way to go if you prefer the classic look. They are simple, elegant, and timeless. 

Gel Nails

Gel nails are a type of artificial nail created by applying gel polish to your natural nails and then cured under UV light. Gel nails are an excellent way to add a touch of glamour to any look.

Acrylic Nails

Acrylic nails are another type of artificial nail that is made by combining a liquid and powder to form a paste. The paste is then applied to your natural nails and left to dry. Acrylic nails are the way to go for people who want to make a statement.

Pros and Cons

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Whatever you decide, remember to have fun with your nails and let them express your unique personality!

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