FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT NEXGEN NAILS - DIPPING NAILS SYSTEM (2024)

FAQs

How long does NexGen dip last? ›

This pretty much depends on how fast your nails grow. Some people may get their nails done every two weeks, while other people may keep their nails three weeks.

While acrylics and gel nails can damage your nail beds, NexGen Nails nourish and protect your natural nails to allow them to grow healthy and strong.

P.S. Dipping Powder is also referred to as NexGen, as they were the first ones to really do it.

DIP MANI REMEDY: Chipping and cracking can often be caused by not having enough dip layers or your layers being too thin. Cold weather is another culprit.

Choose soak-off gel nails instead of acrylic nails.

While gel nails can cause nail brittleness, peeling, and cracking, they're more flexible than acrylic nails. This means your own nails are less likely to crack. You'll want to ask for gel nails that soak off rather than ones that must be filed off.

Gel extensions are generally considered the healthier alternative to acrylics—both for you and your nail technician.

These nexgen nails are seen to be safer and healthier than using the acrylic nails. The common difference between the two is that the nexgen nails would always last longer and would have more shine than the acrylic.

You should give your nails a break from dip powder at least once a month, says Dr. Gohara, because getting thick manicures (that also require drying acetone to remove) on a regular basis can make your nails weaker over time.

How often should I fill dip nails? ›

Dip powder is applied by dipping your nails into a colored powder or brushing the powder onto your nails. A base coat is brushed on first so that the powder adheres. A dip powder manicure can last up to four weeks.

Dip powder polish — also known as dip or SNS, a popular brand — uses a combination of nail resin (similar to a glue) and colored acrylic powder to create a durable manicure that can last three to five weeks, if properly cared for.

If your dip powder manicure is not done correctly, it can also cause your nails to feel weird. If the layers of powder and liquids are applied too thickly or unevenly, it can create an imbalance in pressure on your nail bed, leading to discomfort or numbness.

While the use of acetone to take off both gel and powder dip manicures puts one at equal risk for dehydrated, brittle nails, the added use of an electronic file during removal, along with the possibility of bacterial infection from sharing powders and potential allergic reactions to the base used in powder dip ...

"Dip Flu" is a series of flu-like symptoms, like sneezing and watery eyes that develop for some dip powder users. It's nothing severe, but some individuals experience sensitivity to dip powder, dip liquids, or both.

Dip powder nails are also long lasting. When you get a dip powder manicure, you can have chip-free nails for up to four weeks.

Base Ingredients:

Dipping powders may also contain Benzoyl Peroxide, polyester glitters, foils and pigments. Cosmetic products are formulated and tested for a shelf life of 1 - 3 years under normal storage conditions, depending on the product's composition, preservation, and other factors.

These nexgen nails are seen to be safer and healthier than using the acrylic nails. The common difference between the two is that the nexgen nails would always last longer and would have more shine than the acrylic.

Lipner from AAD recommend taking a break every 3-4 weeks if you're using dip powder regularly.