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1. Shorten the nail taking care not to cut hyponychium. |
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2. Cut both sides of the nail by using clipper. |
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3. Make many ridges at the tip of the nail for easy soak off. |
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4. Confirm the thickness of the ridge by watching C-curve. |
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5. To get more effects, cut the nail aslant and sideway. However, make sure not to damage natural nails. |
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6. Making the trenches on the nail will get the acetone soak into the nail easier, and speed up the soak off. |
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7. Fill the hot water in a large bowl. Place a smaller bowl filled with acetone and cuticle oil with 2-to 1 ratios into the large bowl. Then soak client’s nails in the bowl about 5 minutes. |
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8. Remove remaining acrylics by using pusher and etc. |
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9. Smooth the surface of the nail with a file. |
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10. Polish up the nail with a buffer. |
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11. After removing any dust, apply the hardener to the nails then the cuticle oil on the cuticles and skin around for the skin protection. |
