Have you had a manicure lately, or ever? There are quite a few benefits to having your nails done that perhaps you might not have thought of besides the obvious ones of having clean and gorgeous looking nails. Try to picture a manicure as a beauty treatment for your hands. Although the main focus will be on the actual nails themselves, your entire hands will actually reap important and rewarding benefits as well.



Assuming you have found a beauty salon with a very good reputation and officially licensed beauticians, your visit to the salon will more than likely include more than just some nice polish. Sit back and relax as your nails will be trimmed and moisturized, your cuticles will be removed, your skin will experience exfoliation (removal of dead skin cells and calluses) and perhaps best of all...a lovely hand massage that will help to increase blood flow in your hands and wrists and give your overworked hands a much-deserved treat.



At this point, it is time to make the decision whether you would like to go with gel nails or acrylic. Gel nails are one particular type of artificial nail application. Gel can be directly applied onto the nail itself or can be used with a tip that extends the nail's length. After the gel has been applied, it is then put under an ultra violet special light that helps to solidify the gel. When tips are used to extend the length of the nails, the tip is glued to the nail and then the gel is put on over the nail. If a tip is not used the gel is directly applied to the nails, which is a very good method in which to strengthen your nails and spur on growth as well.



Gel nails are somewhat new in comparison to acrylic nails and the obvious ingredient used is gel. The beautician will apply a few thin coats of the gel while allowing each coat to dry under a UV lamp for approximately two minutes between each new coat. Gel nails tend to be stronger and a perfect fit for those people with nails that break, crack or damage easily. Gel nails when done properly can look very good yet can sometimes be a bit more expensive than the traditional acrylic nails. Gel nails give off a natural and lightweight beautiful look and just might be the choice for you.



Acrylic nails are the tried and true and very popular artificial nails. Acrylics can be used over your nails to help to avoid breakage and can be used on the tips to give the beautiful appearance of longer nails. Acrylic nails are made up from a combination of a powdered (polymer) and a liquid (monomer) acrylic product. If tips are used, they are applied to the natural nails themselves and then buffed so that the acrylic product can stick to the nails. The nailbrush is then dipped into the acrylic liquid first, followed by the acrylic powder that creates a small ball at the end of the nailbrush. This ball is then positioned onto the nails and widened to produce a layer of acrylic. After this procedure, one or two more layers are then applied to the nails and then shaped and buffed to a lovely smooth looking surface.



So which one is better between gel and acrylic nails? For starters, there are some similarities between the two in that both of them can be used with or without an added nail tip for extra length. They both also need to be done about every two weeks or so. The answer to the question "which one is stronger" differs from person to person. One point in favor of gel nails over acrylic nails is that they tend to have no odor versus acrylic's sometimes overwhelmingly strong smell which can be bothersome for some people. Gel nails tend to look quite natural and can be worn with or without nail polish. However, acrylic nails tend to look their best when polished. With gel applications there tends to have little if any filling which is good for people who don't necessarily enjoy the filling motion when having artificial nails applied. When it gets right down to it, it is primarily just a personal preference as to which is better between gel and acrylic nails. Try them both and see for yourself which you like better and of course, which looks better on you!

Human Nails: Nails are the hard, protective coverings on the ends of our fingers and toes. They are made of a protein called keratin and serve to protect the sensitive tissues of the fingers and toes. Nails can be trimmed, filed, and painted for cosmetic purposes.blue nails

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