Why do I have to have my nails corrected every 3 weeks?

WHAT IS NAIL CORRECTION?

Nail correction is a procedure aimed at restoring the artificial coating, which is designed not only to correct defects, but also to give the nails a new look. It includes adding material to the grown-off areas, changing the design, shape and length of the nails. To ensure a well-groomed and attractive appearance of the nails, it is recommended to carry out such a procedure every 2-4 weeks. This allows you to maintain the ideal condition of the artificial coating, maintaining its durability and aesthetic impression. The correction of artificial nails is the care of your hands and the possibility to emphasize your individuality by a beautiful nail design and shape.


TYPES OF CORRECTION

Masters of nail service offer several types of corrections, which depend on the condition of the nails and the complexity of the design. These types of corrections are applied regardless of the material used, whether it is gel or acrylic.

1. Minor correction may be required in the case of minor nail damage, when a small part of the nail is broken off or peeled off, or when the nail plate has grown back a little.
It is important to note that a minor correction is not a substitute for a full manicure or pedicure, and it is recommended only in cases of minor damage.


2. Medium correction is for those who wear artificial nails for 4 weeks or more. During this period of time, the natural nails grow out by 3-5 millimeters. The purpose of the medium correction is to elegantly hide the boundary between the natural nail and the artificial material, as well as to eliminate minor damage that gives the nails a sloppy look.


3. A major correction is often similar to modeling, as it is designed to completely overhaul the nail design and shape. The master can perform such a correction if the nail is broken or has significant peeling.