E's Beauty

Holidays are here! Please book your upcoming appointments accordingly as time will be limited ! 🥰

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Chocolate leopards 🥰
I have availabilities Friday
Book your appointments through the holidays😁

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My FAVORITE NAIL SEASON IS HERE- that means book and plan accordingly! Because I am soo ready to do some nails! My brains itchin'
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Before and after. I know she is beautiful without lashes but with them, she is stunning gorgeous! Excuse my staring! Because this momma deserves to look and feel beautiful! 😍
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Now taking some late night appointments by request only! Message me 😉

$20 off full sets of lashes
& $10 off full sets of nails
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I keep getting asked this question. What are hardgel nails? And why are they better than acrylics?

Hard gel nails are a type of nail enhancement that involves applying a thick, viscous gel to the natural nail or nail extensions, then curing it under a UV or LED lamp. This creates a strong, durable, and rigid layer that can be sculpted, shaped, and used to extend nail length. Unlike soft gel or gel polish, hard gel cannot be removed by soaking in acetone and must be filed off.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
What it is:
Nail enhancement:
Hard gel is a type of artificial nail enhancement that provides strength and structure to the natural nail.
Curing process:
It's a gel that hardens or cures when exposed to UV or LED light.
Durability:
Hard gel is known for its strength and resistance to chipping and breaking.
Sculpting and extension:
It can be sculpted and shaped, allowing for nail extensions and intricate designs.
How it differs from other gels:
Hard vs. Soft Gel:
Hard gel is more rigid and durable than soft gel (also known as gel polish or soak-off gel). Soft gel can be soaked off with acetone, while hard gel requires filing for removal.
Hard Gel vs. Acrylic:
Both can be sculpted and extended, but hard gel is more flexible and less damaging to the natural nail. Acrylics harden through evaporation of solvents, while hard gel hardens under UV light.
Hard Gel vs. Builder Gel:
Builder gel can be either hard or soft, but it's specifically designed to build structure and shape on the nail. Hard gel is typically a more viscous builder gel, ideal for creating longer, more durable extensions.
Benefits of Hard Gel Nails:
Strength and durability: Provides a strong, protective layer for natural nails, preventing breakage and chipping.
Long-lasting: Can last for several weeks without chipping or cracking.
Flexibility: More flexible than acrylics, allowing for a more natural feel.
Less damaging: Can be less damaging to the natural nail compared to acrylics, especially if applied and removed correctly.
Hypoallergenic: Some hard gels are hypoallergenic, reducing the risk of allergic reactions.
Aesthetic appeal: Can be sculpted into various shapes and designs, and finished with a glossy, natural-looking shine.
Considerations:
Requires professional removal:
Hard gel needs to be filed off by a nail technician and cannot be soaked off with acetone.
Potential for heat spikes:
Some hard gels can cause heat spikes during curing, which can be uncomfortable.
Cost:
Can be more expensive than other nail enhancements due to the product and application process.
In summary, hard gel nails offer a durable and long-lasting solution for those seeking strong, sculpted, and extended nails, with the benefit of a more natural look and feel compared to acrylics.

I have availabilities this week for nails or lashes 😁
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