Re: French Manicure w/Pics
I also thank everyone for their advice.
I finally had mine done on Voice Road in Carle Place. It's right next to Party City and I think the name is Fantasy, but I'm not positive. They came out really beautiful and they cost $65. I got the Permanent French with silk wrap extensions and he kept dipping them in a powder. The fellow who did them, Kevin, spoke some English and he kept reassuring me they would come out nice.
I'm not one to wear gloves while using bathroom and kitchen cleaners. It's been a week now and they still look great. Although perfect for the wedding, they are longer than I would like for everyday use. When they are shortened, what do they do to maintain the French manicure - replace the entire nails? I'd love to hear about what I will need to do in the future to keep them looking great.
Thanks.
I finally had mine done on Voice Road in Carle Place. It's right next to Party City and I think the name is Fantasy, but I'm not positive. They came out really beautiful and they cost $65. I got the Permanent French with silk wrap extensions and he kept dipping them in a powder. The fellow who did them, Kevin, spoke some English and he kept reassuring me they would come out nice.
I'm not one to wear gloves while using bathroom and kitchen cleaners. It's been a week now and they still look great. Although perfect for the wedding, they are longer than I would like for everyday use. When they are shortened, what do they do to maintain the French manicure - replace the entire nails? I'd love to hear about what I will need to do in the future to keep them looking great.
Thanks.
