Does at-home manicure kits give you that same salon look?
A Kiss Complete Nail Salon Kit Review by Dominique Stephanie
Waldron
Going to the nail salon every two weeks can be pricy.
Fill-ins are too when you actually look at what you need fixing compared to the
pricing. Since we all are not living on a Blue Ivy budget (cause she has none)
doing things yourself, like purchasing a salon nail kit, is a trend that will
never go out of style. But is saving money causing you to cheat yourself from
having gorgeous nails?
Well I took it upon myself to finally purchase one of those
nail kits (Kiss Complete Salon Acrylic Kit $8.99) and save money. Following the
steps accordingly and accurately, everything seemed to be going smooth. That’s
until I had to even out the acrylic on my nails. See in the salons they have
the mechanical buffer that makes the job looks easy. I had a regular nail
filer. Not to mention the step after letting the acrylic dry mentioned a white
kiss brush that wasn’t included (so make sure everything you need is in that
kit). I was not too happy about the outcome of my nails. The acrylic was uneven
and when applying nail polish onto the nail it was nail art disaster. The fact
I don’t go to the nail salon often might have been a factor because without my
sister guidance I had no clue what I was doing. And if you do go often
observing and watching the people do your nails can be helpful.
I had training for my new job the next day so I had to rush
to the nail salon to pay for them to remove my work. And by me observing how
the lady took off my nails I knew I had wasted money yet again.
So if you do try a nail salon kit, besides making sure
everything you need is included, if all goes wrong do not waste money on the
salon to remove it. All you have to do is (what they do) is cut down as much of
the artificial nail as possible and use another tip from the kit and slide it
in between the acrylic, artificial nail and your natural nails, separating the
two. TRUST ME THIS WORKS.
Although, my first experience trying a nail kit didn’t have
the outcome I wanted, my sister, on the other hand said it worked amazing for
her fill-in. In her words, all she had to do was fill in the chipped parts and
ended up saving.
Dominique is an AEE Intern. Look for more of her writing on beauty, fashion and lifestyle.
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