Janita Nails Spa & Lashes | Nail salon in Sugar Land TX 77479

What are white and pink nails?

Pink & white nails, also known as French tips, are a look consisting of white tips on a pink nail base. They are typically achieved by adding a plastic tip or sculpting one to the nail and covering it in acrylic powder and/or gel.

Why do pink and white nails cost more?

Why are pink-and-white nails more expensive? The reason: Pink-and-whites take more skill, and they require more work and additional product. Highlight the selling point: “We charge more for pink-and-white nails because they require both a higher level of skill and more time.

What is the difference between French manicure and pink and white?

It consists of artificial nails emulating the French style through both pink and white colors of gel builder or acrylic. The main difference between both is that while the French Manicure is a style of nail polish application, the Pink & White is an artificial nail technique.


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Can you fill pink and white nails?

Some techs like to drag the pink acrylic over the entire nail, lightly covering the white acrylic. While the pink-and-white backfill is more work than a regular fill, the extra time it takes to prep the nail pays off at the end of the service.

How often should you get pink and white nails filled?
Fills are needed to maintain pink and whites at least every other week, depending on how fast the nails grow. Acrylic powder is brushed onto the area of new growth, 'filling' the space between the nail bed and the original acrylic, producing a smooth appearance.

Is it better to get a fill or new nails?

We recommend that you get a fill once there is a visible gap between your cuticle and your existing acrylic set, about every 2 to 3 weeks. Once you have filled your acrylics 3 or 4 times, it's probably time to get a new set. You have more control over the strength and look of your nails this way.

Are dip nails good for your nails?

They're extremely durable.
In terms of strength and texture, dip manis lie somewhere between gel and acrylics. They're stronger than the former but more flexible than the latter and can last up to a month (especially if you keep your nails and cuticles well-moisturized).

Which is better: acrylic or gel nails?

Unlike acrylics, if the nails are primed correctly, there is no damage to the nail bed. Gel nails cure faster than acrylic nails since they are cured under UV light. Gel nails are also more flexible than acrylic nails. ... Breshears noted that gel is not as strong as acrylic, and gel nails are sometimes prone to peeling.

Style Your Nails with Care

So, what’s on offer?
Executive Base:
It helps to strengthen soft nails. The multi-functional conditioning base coat compresses nail keratin.
Lavender Base:
It is enriched with lavender essential oil. It moisturises dry and flaky nails. The base is ideal for sore nails and also those, which are infected with fungus.
Nail and Cuticle Conditioner:
It has blue jojoba beads and conditions nails and cuticles. Pressure massage with it will cause the beads to burst. This will release their moisture into the nail plate.
Vitamin Dose:
It is a form of vitamin that is delivered to nail-bed cells. It rejuvenates, moisturises, strengthens and nourishes nails. It contains vitamin B1, B2, B12, C and P.
Cuticle Remover:
It softens and lifts the skin on the nail and around the cuticle area.
Cuticle Oil:
The cuticle treatment, formulated with almond oil, jojoba oil, avocado oil and vitamin E, rehydrates the cuticle and nail plate.

ABOUT US | Nail salon Sugar Land TX 77479

15910 Lexington Blvd,Suite A, Sugar Land, TX 77479
281-302-5223
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