The Ultimate Acrylic Nail Kit: Salon-Quality Nails at Home

• 3A+ Brushes That Actually Listen: The #6, #10, and #12 brushes aren't just numbered—they're curated. The #6's ultra-fine tip paints French lines so sharp they could cut glass, while the #12's chonkier body create gradient effect like a dream. Pro tip: Their anti-shedding bristles won't leave you picking hairs off wet monomer (been there, cried over that).

• Monomer Liquid That Nourishes While It Glues: Most monomers smell like a chemistry lab gone wrong. SAVILAND's? It's packed with castor oil and vitamin E, so your nails get stronger with every fill. Science with benefits, baby!

• Drill That Won't Terrify Your Cat: The 48W drill has 6 bits for buffing, shaping, and (gently!) removing old sets. I tested it during a Zoom meeting—zero noise complaints!

Step-by-Step Guide on How to Do SAVILAND Acrylic Nails

How to do acrylic nails for beginners without summoning the nail gods' wrath? Here's your SAVILAND-powered ritual:

1.Workspace Setup:

• · Work in a well-ventilated area to avoid inhaling monomer fumes.
• · Sanitize tools with 70% alcohol to prevent bacterial contamination.
• · Take out all the essential tools and place them on the desktop.

2.Nail Prep: Foundation for Longevity

Step 1: Clean & Dehydrate

• ·Trim nails to your preferred length (Subsequent extension and shaping as required).
• · Use alcohol wipes to remove oils and residue from the nail plate.

Step 2: Gentle Buffing

• · Attach a sanding band to the drill at 15,000 RPM (low-speed mode).
• · Lightly buff the nail surface in one direction to create a slightly rough texture—avoid over-filing, which weakens nails.

Step 3: Cuticle Care

• · Soak hands in warm water for 2–3 minutes to soften cuticles.
• · Push back cuticles with an orange wood stick, then trim loose skin with nippers

3. Mixing & Applying Acrylic

Step 1: Liquid-to-Powder Ratio

• · Dip the #10 brush into monomer liquid, then tap into acrylic powder (1:1.5 ratio).
• · Wait 5–8 seconds until the mixture forms a powder bead (pearl-like consistency).

Step 2: Sculpting the Nail

• · Place the bead 1mm away from the cuticle and press upward with dual forms.
• · Spread the mixture evenly toward the free edge, creating a smooth apex (thickest point near the stress zone).

Pro Tip: For French tips, layer white powder over pink for a natural gradient.

Step 3: Curing & Shaping

• · Let the acrylic self-level for 90 seconds before curing under a U V/LED lamp (60–90 seconds).
• · Use the drill's 240-grit band to refine edges and shape (45° angle to prevent heat damage).

4. Finishing & Decoration

Step 1: Base & Top Coat

Apply vitamin E top gel to seal the acrylic for gloss and chip resistance, curing for 60 seconds.

Pro Tip: Add gel polish if you like (2–3 thin layers, curing each for 60 seconds).

Step 2: Nail Art

· Use rhinestones, glitter, or chrome powder for designs. Secure with nail glue and another layer of top gel.

Key Tips for Beginners:

• · Avoid Overfiling: Excessive buffing reduces nail thickness by up to 50%.
  
• · Monitor Curing Time: Under-cured acrylic powder lifts easily; over-curing causes brittleness.
• · Practice on Tips First: Use fake nails to refine skills before working on natural nails.
  By following these steps and referencing professional techniques, even beginners can achieve durable, salon-worthy acrylic nails while minimizing damage.

Acrylic Nail Removal: Breakup With Bad Nails

PSA: Never peel off acrylics unless you want your nails to resemble crumpled tissue paper! With the SAVILAND acrylic nail kit with drill, removing tough acrylic nails can actually be a zen experience. Here's a breakdown of two removal methods, along with their pros and cons:

Method 1: Drill-Based Removal (Professional-Grade Precision)

The SAVILAND electric drill kit comes with premium drill bits to gently abrade the acrylic layer at 15,000–30,000 RPM. This method is favored by nail technicians for its efficiency and control.

Pros:

• · Lightning-Fast Efficiency: Removes acrylics in minutes vs. the 20+ minutes required for soaking. Ideal for time-crunched users or salon professionals handling back-to-back clients.
• · Precision & Targeted Control: Adjustable speed and interchangeable bits (e.g., sanding bands, cone-shaped detailers) allow targeted removal without damaging the natural nail bed.
• · Zero Chemical Exposure: Avoids acetone's drying effects, making it safer for sensitive skin or frequent users.
• · Long-Term Cost-Effective: A high-quality drill lasts years, reducing recurring expenses on disposable products like acetone pads.

Cons:

• · Steep Learning Curve: Requires practice to master angles (45° recommended) and pressure control—over-filing can thin nails by up to 50%.
• · Initial Investment: Professional-grade drills cost 50–200, though the SAVILAND kit includes a budget-friendly option with overheating protection.
• · Dust Management: Generates fine acrylic particles; use in ventilated areas and pair with a dust collector mask.

Method 2: Acetone-Based Removal (Chemical Dissolution)

Soak nails in acetone or acetone-free nail removers to soften acrylics for gentle scraping.

Pros:

• · Beginner-Friendly: No technical skills needed—just wrap and wait.
• · Gentle on Cuticles: Formulas with nourishing additives (e.g., castor oil, vitamin E) minimize dryness.
• · Portable & Convenient: Compact acetone pads are travel-friendly for on-the-go touch-ups.
  

Cons:

• · Time-Consuming: Stubborn acrylics may require 15–30 minutes of soaking and repeated scraping.
• · Nail Damage Risks: Acetone strips natural oils, leading to brittleness and yellowing with frequent use.
• · Chemical Hazards: Prolonged exposure to acetone fumes may irritate eyes/respiratory systems.

Why the Drill Reigns Supreme

While both methods have merits, the SAVILAND drill is the clear winner for safety and results:

• · Salon-Quality Control: Achieve salon-level precision at home, avoiding the "crumpled tissue" disaster of manual peeling.
  
• · Health-First Design: Skip acetone's risks—ideal for pregnant users or those with eczema.

Bottom Line: Ditch the acetone soak marathons. With the SAVILAND kit, your nails stay intact, your lungs stay clear, and your manicure game stays flawless.

Alright Nail Fam, Spill It

Vote: Which SAVILAND acrylic powder color is your soulmate? Clear (stealth wealth), Pink (barbiecore), or White (minimalist queen)?

Comment: Show me your wildest design using gel nail polish + rhinestones! Most creative gets a shoutout & my secret drill speed hack.

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