Do You Cut Your Nails Before Getting Acrylics
Do You Cut Your Nails Before Getting Acrylics. Firstly, acrylics can't stick to the cuticle, so if you don't get them taken care of your brand new nails won't last as long before they need redoing. It is recommended to find a good technician who knows what he/she is doing to remove your acrylic nails.
Firstly, acrylics can't stick to the cuticle, so if you don't get them taken care of your brand new nails won't last as long before they need redoing.
After about two weeks, you'll be able to see your natural nail growing in from the cuticle and even some nail growth around the sides of your acrylics.
As for drilling out the natural nail underneath, I like to do. If you're a biter, your tech should be able to use a nail form (sticky piece that goes just under the foredge of your nail to create a platform for extensions). Use your fingers to pull off the trimmed acrylic.









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