Are you thinking of getting your acrylic nails done? If so, you're probably wondering how much they cost right? In this post, we'll take a look at the average prices for acrylic nails, what to watch out for and some tips on how to save money on your nails. Keep reading to learn more!
How much do acrylic nails cost?
The price of acrylic nails vary considerably. The quality of the nail salon or nail technician is the first consideration. Then you have the size and design of the nails to take into account. A poor nail salon with a short nail and basic design could set you back £15 but if you were to have the nails done at a quality establishment however you can expect £25 upwards.
According to a number of nail salons an acrylic nail service ranges from £25 up to well over £100 for high end nail art design with a larger size.
It is important to check the reviews of your local nail salons or technicians on google before you make any bookings.
Fillers
As most people's nails grow by 3mm a month. It doesn't sound like a lot, but the gap that appears between your cuticle and the acrylic nail will become apparent after a week or so. This would require a trip back to the nail salon for a 'filler' where material is applied between the nail and cuticle. This takes time, and costs about 50-60% of the initial cost, and never looks as good.
How often should I visit the nail salon?
It is suggested that you visit your nail salon every 2-3 weeks. With this in mind it can add up considerably. Ranging from £600 - £1200+ per year. You may start to think about alternatives, especially as the cost of living is going up.
Alternatives
As you can see going to the nail salon can be pricey as a one off and can soon add up to a considerable amount. This is why we have developed the Liberty Nailbar.
For less that a single visit to a nail salon, you can make up multiple sets of beautiful nails. Click Here to find out how the Liberty Nailbar works and see how it will change the way you use fake nails.
In fact, we have calculated a full set of nails, with decoration. can be put together for less than £2. You can afford to do a couple of sets - one to wear, one for spare - for less than it costs for an hour's parking! Plus, you get the satisfaction of being able to say: "I made that" and wow your friends.
