Understanding Different Nail Types for Perfect Adhesion and Longevity

Luna Nailspire 19/01/2025 10:38

A lot of nail tech's have never been taught about nail types! This fact is worrying, but we know there are a lot of sub-standard beginners nail courses out there, so my best advice now is to make sure you subscribe to information like this blog to update your knowledge with correct information that will help you learn the facts and gain confidence as you see the progress in your clients nails. So, let's talk about nail types. Nail Types can be assessed in a few ways, from looking and examining the client's nails, asking some questions, and using your experience as it grows. Some nail types are: Oily Nails, Dry Nails, Damaged Nails. As the experts in our trade, we can assess these nails and do something slightly different for the clients depending on what their nails need to get proper adhesion and last the 2-3 weeks we expect. Too much adhesion? Have you ever noticed that some clients enhancements don't want to come off when you come to remove them with the recommended remover/methods? This too is down to nail types and you will find that a tailored application for that nail type will aid the client when it comes to removal. You are the expert! So let's get you up to speed on nail types and give you some technical knowledge you can use today! Let's start with oily nails, this is the most common nail type to struggle with. Younger clients and people who get sweaty palms a lot fall into this category...