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Nailed Confusion


Question Posted Tuesday May 8 2007, 12:57 pm

I recently had my nails done for the first time ever. (about two weeks ago) Well, last friday one of my nails broke at work (McDonalds) and I just took it completely off and threw it away. Was I supposed to save the nail? I don't mean to sound stupid but I don't have much experience in nails. I know I had a had french manicure and used the gel. also, do I go in to have my nails fixed every so often? I heard that you do but I'm a little confused.

Please, any information you guys can give will really help.
signed,
nailed confusion.


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ThugGirl041790 answered Tuesday May 8 2007, 11:30 pm:
no you didn`t have to save the nail. they`ll redue it for a low amount of money or they`ll not charge jus depends.

also you should get your nails filled every two weeks. some people need to go before two weeks.

jus go when you can afford. but it is cheaper to get them filled then to get a new set each time.

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hinatalie answered Tuesday May 8 2007, 7:33 pm:
They'll just completely replace the broken nail. No need to save it.

You should go every two weeks to get your nails filled. What the nail technician does is fill in the area that has grown out with new acrylic and replaces any severely lifting nails (the back part of your acrylic lifting away from your real nail). Don't go too long without getting your nails filled. If your acrylic starts to lift, moisture and bacteria could get underneath your acrylics and cause infection.

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christina answered Tuesday May 8 2007, 4:09 pm:
Nope. You didn't have to save it. They'll just replace it for you when you go to the shop.

If you want, you can get them fixed or you can wait for a while & get them done again. It's all up to you.

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