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acrylic nails..


Question Posted Wednesday August 22 2007, 12:51 am

I got my nails done about 5 weeks ago so they are looking uglyyy right now. my natural nail takes up half of the tip.
my questions are:
-should i trim them? then let the rest grow out?
-can i still get fill ins after they are already this grown out and get them shorter and have my nail the same length at the acrylic?
-should i just get them taken off?
thanks in advanced.


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AshNicole...x3 answered Wednesday August 22 2007, 9:10 pm:
go get them filled out. if you want them cut shorter, they will cut them shorter for you :]

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SoxGh3to answered Wednesday August 22 2007, 8:27 pm:
yea if you go back to where you got them done just tell them you want to get fill ins but before they start fixing your nails just tell that person that you want them to turn out at the exact length it was to start out with .....my advice is I wouldnt get them taken off because it hurts like a :] ...yeaa lol


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wisewoman98 answered Wednesday August 22 2007, 2:58 pm:
if you just leave them how they are you can go back and they will be able to fill them in and file the tips off. your regular nail will be as long as the fake part on top. if they are to far grown out then they might decide to just take them off and redo them. but doing it yourself isnt good. plus if you take them off yourself your nails will be very bumpy and rough.

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sunnyville answered Wednesday August 22 2007, 1:46 pm:
You should let the natural nail that takes up half of the tip grow.Also let the rest grow out. Or cut your nails shorter,have them the size as the acrylic so they can be even.If you're nails are getting more damaged then remove then,let them grow as long as you want them to be.

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Juelz0587 answered Wednesday August 22 2007, 1:36 pm:
well if they are bothering you ... you can get them taken off.

you can still get a fill. Ifthey are lifting and really bad the nail tech will suggest getting them removed and doing a new set. You should get them filled every 2-3 weeks.

I have had acrylics for months and i love them and hate my real nail. sure they can rack up and be expensive. but if your gonna have them you REALLY wanna keep up on them so they dont look like poo. lol. when you go in for the fill...just ask them to file them down. they will do it. if you go to an asian base nail salon they might charge for a "cut down" as they all it

if you use nail clippers on them, they will break. trust me from experience.

any other questions about nails drop me a line. i goto school for this sorta thing :D good luck

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yourrtrustyhelpline answered Wednesday August 22 2007, 12:37 pm:
just get them taken off for now. if you have acrylics on for too long, it messes up your natural nail really bad.

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