The standard practice is for them to ask you if you would like them trimmed down. If they forget to ask, then you should let them know. It isn't asking too much at all. I think it just slipped your nail technician's mind. Also, and this is going to sound a bit strange they sometimes make assumptions based on ethnicity. I'm white and for better or worse I look and act the 'sterotypical' part. Regardless of where I go the nail technicians assume I want pink french manicures squared off and on the shorter side. One of my best friends is black and when we get our nails done together, she has to ask them to trim her nails. It seems like many nail technicians expect her to want them longer. Also, they often offer her nail art like airbrushing which they don't ask me if I want.When you get ur nails/tips filled, dothey trim the nails down normally?
Yes, please ask them to trim them down to the length you like and that you can easily work with while on the phone or the computer.
Please be sure the sanding band they use to shape the acrylic after the fill is a 'new' one and that the nail station is clean. When you remove acrylics and reapply a new set, please tell the tech not to rough up your natural nail with the drill. The nails will stick with just using the glue. Many Vietnamese shop techs do this and it does damage the nail bed. Also, when getting a pedicure, I would recommend not having the cryo blade used on your feet. It removes calluses but also good tissue and thins the bottom of your feet. You may have problems when you're older if you have this type of technique used on your feet. And please do not shave your legs before you go to avoid getting an infection should the pedicure bowl not be disinfected properly in between clients and at the end of each work day.
usually they do, you can ask too they don't mind that much. If not you can always do it at home just clip the corners with toenail clippers %26amp; file down
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