Which are better, acrylic or gel nails??

	Pink AcrylicRating: Joanna, Chrzanów - Very good, hard acrylic.The delicate pink color perfectly conceals imperfections on the nail, such as white spots on a damaged nail or yellow nails—for example, in clients who smoke cigarettes.It provides excellent coverage.The nail has a nice, slightly pink, natural color.
	Clear Acrylic Rating: Karina, Wrocław - I’ve been using EZ Flow acrylic recently because it’s great, but now I’d say that LNC acrylic is even better.To those who haven't tried it, I recommend giving it a try.I'm signing up as a regular customer for this acrylic treatment.It has really great transparency and consistency.

Both acrylic and gel nails have their supporters and detractors.This is due to their different characteristics.

Acrylic is a very hard material that adheres quite firmly to the nail plate, giving the nails truly high resistance to mechanical damage (impact, being pinched, etc.).).

Gel , on the other hand, does not bond as strongly to the nail plate.This is both an advantage and a disadvantage of this method—depending on the client's priorities.Gel nail extensions look more natural, elegant, and subtle.It is crystal-clear (transparent), but much less resistant to damage of any kind.If struck harder, the gel simply cracks—a crack appears in it, and the nail loses its integrity and strength..In that case, it should be repaired or redone.

The gel is therefore recommended for laid-back people, for special occasions (weddings, parties) where aesthetics take precedence over durability.

It's also worth mentioning that gel doesn't work as well on short, bitten-down, and generally unsightly nails, since (due to its transparency) it doesn't hide these kinds of imperfections.Instead, you can use a milky or pinkish acrylic that mimics the natural nail plate.

Author: Małgorzata Głowacka of Sosnowiec