#NailTalk at Makartt
Hey Babe! A lot of people are asking me what type of manicure I prefer?...
What is the difference between the nail dip and acrylic?
Dip systems require fewer tools. The dip manicure is easier too because there is no need for acrylic brushes to build the nail, monomer, no curing lamps, electric nail drier, or French cutting tools. It’s geared toward beginners or someone who wants to save time while having that natural looking nail.
Hey Babe! People have been asking a lot on what polygel really is and how...
Since the beginning of COVID-19, our management team had issued a work from home notice and it's freed up more time for me to create my own press ons. Instead of doing my hair and makeup, I'm spending more time doing my nails so I figured I'd share my own DIY press on tutorial. This is a super fun and easy way of getting perfect nails and you only need a few things:
What does "RPM" stand for? What if I accidentally drill through to the nail? What type of drill is used for what purpose? Do I even need a nail drill to do my nails?
We know. We know all too well that it's incredibly confusing to any one who is just starting to do their nails at home and how overwhelming it is when you see different drills listed on our website. This is why I'm here!
Choosing a nail drill can be bubbled down to 3 main factors: Speed, Usage and Price. Read on to find out how to select your nail drill!
One of my biggest pet peeves when doing classic French Manicure nails is squiggly, uneven curves. My hands aren't shaky, but they aren't exactly great at creating perfect lines, especially when I switch over to my left hand (who else is with me?).