Nails
Salon manicures take time and money, which is why so many of us opt to do our nails at home. … Read More See less
Here you can choose from our wide selection of nail colours and finishes, from popping neons to cool nudes, we have a nail polish shade for whatever the outfit or style you’re after. Looking for nail polish remover to reset your manicure? You’ll find that here, too! Or maybe you need stick-on or glue-on nails to give your nails length in an instant. Our nail section will guarantee a chip-free, long-lasting finish every time.
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What is the difference between gel and nail polish?
One of the main differences between gel polish and nail polish is how long they last.
A gel manicure can last for up to 2 weeks with no chips or cracks, as the polish is cured under a UV lamp.
If you’re using regular polish, your manicure will last for a couple of days to a week (if you’re lucky) but you’ll probably get some chips along the way.
How many coats of nail polish should you apply?
When painting your nails at home, you should apply four coats in total.
Start with a clear base coat to give your polish a nice, even base to stick to and to prolong the life of your manicure.
This should be followed by two thin coats of your favourite polish.
Finish by applying a top coat, and make sure to cap the tips to prevent chipping!
How long should you wait between coats of nail polish?
You should always allow each layer of nail polish to dry before applying another layer of polish to avoid ruining your manicure.
Wait 2 minutes between each coat before applying your next one.
How do you prevent nail polish from chipping?
There’s nothing worse than chipping your beautiful, salon-worthy manicure - so how can you prevent it next time?
Start with clean nails, and prep with a base coat.
When applying your nail polish, apply thin coats rather than thick coats - this will reduce the drying time and lower the risk of smudging.
Afterward, apply a top coat to extend the life of your manicure.
