Polygel Nails Vs Acrylic

Danny Haile poses with NAILS Magazines March issue.

Polygel nails vs acrylic. As you can see polygel nails definitely win by a landslide compared to acrylics with the only real downside being the price which only applies if you do it in the salon and the small learning curve when you first start forming them yourself. Compared to acrylic nails polygel tips are a lot safer especially if you apply and remove them correctly. There is no odour at all and totally chemical free.

In some ways yes. However polygel is a lot better than acrylic because its lighter than acrylic and gel nails. The reason for this is that people with acrylic nails know the nails are strong and hard so are more likely to use the nails for tools and not taking.

There are also several ways that Polygel nails differ from acrylic and Polygel manicures tend to outshine acrylic nails for these reasons. Acrylic nails feel heavy while polygel feels light over the nails. Since PolyGel nails dont harden until theyre cured under an LED or UV light more on that later they are superior to acrylics in that your nail technician wont be pressed for time.

It is still cured under a UV light but it is a lot lighter than both gel and acrylic nails. Acrylic nails have a strong fragrance while polygel has a lighter smell. Usually less long-lasting than builder gel builder gel can be hard non.

Well PolyGel nails are supposed to be stronger than a gel manicure. Acrylic nails are much more durable and last much longer than gel nails while providing much more protection to your natural nail but they can be extremely painful when they break because of how they can break your natural nail bed. It also has a lighter odor.

Is PolyGel better than acrylics. Your natural nail is also not nearly as protected with a gel nail as it is with an acrylic nail. Loquaciouslucy Polygel pros and cons Polygel vs Acrylic NailsHeres what I love and hate about polygel nails to help you decide if this is the best DIY.