Ladies have You ever had your Nails done at a place that uses an electric DRILL and it burned?

I don't think it's just me but man sometimes it seems like that drill burnsLadies have You ever had your Nails done at a place that uses an electric DRILL and it burned?
This kind of thing is very common in the salons that charge like $20-$25 for a full set of acrylics. You know, the type of salon that you don't need an appointment to have your nails done? They do your nails in like 40 minutes or less and people will tell you - oh, that's normal. They 'need' to rough up your nails to make the acrylic stick. Well, nothing could be further from the truth. The best way to avoid this kind of thing is to avoid all discount salons. Most have absolutely no idea of what they are doing. And those drills they are using in the cheap places? Those are Dremel drills. Dremels are not made for use on nails. They were designed for hobbies such as woodworking - not nails.


This type of salon is bad news. Avoid at all costs.Ladies have You ever had your Nails done at a place that uses an electric DRILL and it burned?
Yes I have had it happen, No, it's not supposed to. Tell your nail tech about the pain/burning sensation as soon as you can, it could be that they are filing your nail down too far. If it continues I would find a different salon as soon as possible, getting your nails done should never hurt.
hell yeah it happened to me thurs and it hurt so much but it only lasted for that night and they feel normal now