So the question you may want to ask: SNS or acrylic SNS versus gel. The most significant difference between SNS, gel, and acrylic nails is the health of the nails themselves. “My clients prefer it as it’s a thinner and more natural nail enhancement without the smell and added damage to their natural nails.” She even reveals SNS has “changed my business for the better” due to “the results, the strength and longevity of wear” it offers.
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With the likes of Kelly Rowland, Sophie Monk, Delta Goodrem, Natalie Basingthwaite and the ladies of the Bachelor and Bachelorette TV shows as clients, Sydney nail artist, Kelly Steinhauer has used SNS instead of gel or acrylics for the past four years and doesn’t ever see herself switching back. As a dry powder instead of a liquid that could harbour bacteria, SNS also offers the security of remaining hygienic – a definite win for Covid conscious manicure enthusiasts. Short for Signature Nail Systems, SNS is the leading brand of nail dip powder on the market (in the same way you could say OPI is the leading polish) and is created with a combination of vibrant pigments, vitamins and nontoxic bonding agents to ensure a perfect finish and healthy nails every time. Here’s What You Need to Know About Plant-Based Collagen
I Tried Bondi Sands Pure New Tanning Range, And It Exceeded All My Expectations With more colour options, fewer chemicals and no strong smells, SNS nails are becoming the obvious choice for many. Despite being a mainstay in the nail salons of Florida, California and Texas since the 90’s, SNS manicures have only recently gained popularity within Australia and we’re definitely making up for lost time.
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