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LADIES DOING FRENCH MANICURES FOR THE WEDDING

wifetobe Posted:

LADIES DOING FRENCH MANICURES FOR THE WEDDING

What do you think will last on real nails...air brushing the French on or regular nail polich???
Maria31 Posted:

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Airbrushing will definitely last longer, but I personally like how the real nail polish looks.

jennarose023 Posted:

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airbrushing will last longer!

ammie1016 Posted:

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Airbrushing. I don't have long nails at all. So I decided to do the Permanet French. YAY!

08JulyBride Posted:

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I had regular polished french... got it done day before my wedding, it was chipping off my the morning after the wedding...
Kerin2804 Posted:

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I have never had air brushing on my natural nail before but I am sure it would last. I am using regular polish.

wifetobe Posted:

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Posted by 08JulyBride

I had regular polished french... got it done day before my wedding, it was chipping off my the morning after the wedding...



OH WOW!! That stinks.. Ok problem solved... definitely using airbrushing.!!

Thanks ladies!!
FutureMrsCarrieri Posted:

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if they apply three thin coats of the white polish it will last. You also need a really good top coat

RisiLeigh Posted:

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The airbrushing may start to fade a little while you're on your HM, but it should look great for your wedding day, which is really what counts!

I am doing the permanent french. She told me she's going to use a gel instead of a clear coat to make them shinier for the wedding day, but then she told me that if I put sunblock or any lotions on during the HM, the combo of that w/ the gel will turn my nails yellow!!! EW! I am going to tell her to forget the gel and just use clear as usual!

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