Hey Amy!
Do you recall what her nails looked like pre-enhancements? If they
naturally grow in that deep C or pincher then thats just what is
going to happen.. I would also drill off the corners underneath and
encase the tip in acrylic to hold the nail in plave
Debbie
At 12:33 AM 7/16/2012, you wrote:
Hi, all... time for my yearly post :D hehehe...
I do not work in a salon anymore. I am pretty much retired from
nails save for a couple friends I see at my house. One of them is
the subject of this quandary. Her nails ALWAYS curl away at the
corners under the acrylic. I know normally this is from dryness and
I should tell her to use oil, etc... but she DOES. I KNOW she
does. She also is hydrated internally, because she drinks a ton of
water. I am at a loss, and it is understandably driving HER nuts,
too. Can you think of any other possible causes for this, and, more
importantly, anything else I can try for her? The only thing I
wonder about is maybe her thyroid meds could be doing
something? She takes Armour.
Thanks in advance for any possible solutions :)
Amy in CO
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