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Acrylic Nails in Boulder

When you want length, strength and a bold shape that lasts, acrylic is the classic for a reason. Sculpted by hand from liquid and powder, an acrylic set is hard-wearing and holds dramatic length beautifully.

Acrylic services

Acrylic Full Set

A durable, sculpted enhancement adding strength, shape and length.

~60 min

Acrylic Fill

Regular upkeep as your natural nails grow.

~45 min

Ombre & Color

Ombre, dip color or gel polish over your set.

add-on

Nail Art

Any design on top. See nail art.

by design

Safe Removal

A proper soak-off, never pried or peeled.

included

Acrylic vs Gel-X vs builder gel

Acrylic

Hardest and most sculptable. Best for the longest, boldest sets. Stronger odor, heavier feel.

Gel-X

Lighter soft-gel tips, cleaner application, natural feel. Best for length without the weight. See Gel-X.

Builder Gel

An overlay for strength and modest length on your own nails. See builder gel.

Caring for your set

Treat acrylics like jewelry, not tools, no prying or peeling. Daily cuticle oil helps prevent lifting. Come in every two to three weeks for a fill, and let us remove the set properly when you are done.

Acrylic questions

How long do acrylic nails last?

A set lasts two to three weeks before a fill, and with regular fills can be maintained indefinitely.

Acrylic vs Gel-X vs builder gel?

Acrylic is the hardest and best for long, sculpted sets. Gel-X is lighter with a more natural feel. Builder gel is an overlay for strength. We will match you to the right one.

Do acrylics damage your nails?

Not with proper application and a proper soak-off removal. Never pry or peel them off.

Can I get any shape and length?

Yes, almond, coffin, square, stiletto, short to dramatic. And any nail art on top.

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