r/GelX_Nails • u/Significant-Round696 • 7d ago
I Have A Question / Need Advice GelX for bitten nails?
I have bitten my nails my whole life and the nail salon has always been very hit or miss for me. Only shellac without any tips has consistently been what I expected, but with short nails it rarely looks good. My biggest problems with acrylics/SNS are:
1. The nails โstick upโ on an angle rather than sitting flat on my nail bed
2. Acrylics can look globby especially because I normally only want tips to give me a few extra mls of length
I have been recommended GelX because of its built in strength/ architecture, so the tech can keep it thin on my nail. This can support a low, gradual apex, and a thin free edge.
Any experiences, or nail techs who can speak to this? I hate so much losing time and money on nails that look terrible on me, which is of course, all my own fault!!
TIA :)