Compared to a classic nail polish, semi-permanent nail polish promises to last up to 3 weeks. As a result, your nails will be covered for longer than a so-called classic varnish. Does semi-permanent varnish damage nails? In this article, the nail supply expert Maryton will give you answers.

In fact, if the semi-permanent installation is carried out according to the rules of art, then it is not harmful to the nails. Because the real risk often comes from a lack of information. Applying varnish should only be done on previously polished nails and after having taken care of your nails thoroughly. 

When applying varnish (removing your semi-permanent nail varnish), gentleness is essential. We advise you to first sand the top coat very lightly in order to remove the first layer. After this step, it’s time for the Remover (acetone remover). Slip your fingers into the Remover pockets or use small squares of cotton soaked in Remover.

If you chose the second option, you can wrap foil around your nails and leave it on for 15 minutes. Patience, patience! The varnish, which has become soft, will be removed little by little. Use a cuticle pusher to remove the last residue of nail polish. Be careful not to scratch or attack your nails, at the risk of attacking their keratin.

Hoping that this article has pleased you and will give you ideas! In addition, I also advise you to invest in some professional manicure sets to care for your nails.

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