Products and Material

Vital supplies for any cosmetology students

Find out just what you need here for your career in beauty. We list all the tools and there uses.

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Products and Material for Nail Technology

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Products and Material Needed
Alcohol and Cotton
Primer
dust mask to prevent allergic reaction
Acetone
Acrylic powder (assorted)
Acrylic Liquid
Assorted Nail Polish
Antibacterial Soap
Acrylic Brush
Design Polish
studs
glitter
nail glue
sculpture forms
nails-French
natural curve
pompom
coffin nail
fiber glass nails
Dapping Dish
Napkin
Towels
3% Hydrogen Peroxide
Buffer
Emery board
Base coat & Top Coat
Cuticle Softener or Gel
Manicure Bowl
Cuticle nipper
trimmer
Foot Scrub/foot salt
Pedicure File
Lotion
massage cream

Mannequin Hand

Nail Polish Remover
Orange wood stick
Nail Clip Cutter

Acrylic Powders are a professionally formulated product that will take your manicure to the next level. There are three basic ingredients in the acrylic nail process

The Brush!

Acrylic brushes is an essential tool when doing acrylic and will give a very bad result even though you have developed the technique and chemistry of acrylic if you don’t have the right brushes working with.

Our advice when choosing a brush. Number one brush is full and pointed at the end , that means for beginners it will hold the liquid, keep the acrylic to stay moist and will help the students to apply the acrylic properly with it’s small point and same thing for #4 sets of brushes . Number 2 and 3 sets of brushes is best use by professional because of its long light length, it is best use for gel and sculpture it does not hold the liquid because of its flatness and the texture as number 1 and 4, number 3 is good for french and 3D design and can help to clean up the nails. Please also note once you become comfortable you will develop your own liking for the type brush you are comfortable with as most professional do. Its also recommended not to start off with too small of a brush. An #8 up to 12 for beginners is good to practice with. Some students may take longer to learn the technique, its still ok to try #7 and then upgrade as you feel comfortable. Why you should work with a bigger brush? Time is money and you will give better quality work. so push yourself to the limit.