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Permanent Nail Polish

Permanent nail polish refers to a highly durable technique, similar to a form of gel. It is applied in several layers and then cured under a UV or LED lamp, creating a rigid layer that strongly adheres to the nail plate. The result is glossy, uniform, and highly resistant to impacts. However, the removal of permanent polish requires mechanical filing or a grinder, which can weaken the nails if done improperly.

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FAQ about permanent nail polish

What is the difference between permanent nail polish and semi-permanent nail polish?
Permanent nail polish is thicker, stronger, and requires mechanical removal, unlike semi-permanent polish which can be removed with a special solvent.
How long does a permanent polish last?
A permanent nail polish can last up to 4 weeks.
Does permanent nail polish damage the nails?
Yes, the permanent nail polish can damage the nails, particularly during removal when the nails can become soft or brittle.
Does permanent nail polish visually thicken the nail?
Yes, the finish left by a permanent polish is denser than a traditional polish.
Should one buff the nails before applying a permanent polish?
Yes, it is recommended because a slight roughness enhances the permanent polish's adherence.

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Permanent Nail Polish

What is the difference between permanent nail polish and semi-permanent nail polish?

How long does a permanent polish last?

Does permanent nail polish damage the nails?

Does permanent nail polish visually thicken the nail?

Should one buff the nails before applying a permanent polish?

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