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Running the risk of sounding trivial, there is definitely no shortage of beauty in the world of differing manicure options. You have polishes, gels, powders, acrylics, and regular Russian manicures available… the list is endless. But there is one choice, Japanese gel that is becoming increasingly popular and, according to experts, is a much better option than all its competitors.

The Japanese gel manicure is a dry manicure using Japanese gel products. Initially, the polishes were produced only in Japan, but gradually they started being produced worldwide. The Japanese emphasis on aesthetics and attention to detail resonates globally, and nail art is a prominent example of this broader cultural impact. The rise of social media has also played a crucial role in the spread and popularity of Japanese nail art.

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@jigglyjulia WE REALLY COMPLETE THE CIRCLE TO COMPLETE THE JAPANESE GEL NAIL EXPERIENCE #japan #tokyo #gel #japanesegelmanicure ♬ original sound – Julia Huynh

The colors here are much more pigmented and easier to use for art or full nail coverage. As a result, you can expect a thicker polish made 100% from gel. While it has a softer touch than traditional gel polishes, the Japanese manicure is still perfect for unconventional designs and bold colors. It has higher viscosity and adheres better to the nail.

According to experts, there are several key differences between the two types of gel polish. First and foremost is the quality. Additionally, manicurists believe that the Japanese gel manicure also takes care of nail health. The products themselves, they say, do not contain 11 different harmful chemicals. Most other polishes on the market are free of 5, 7, or perhaps 9. Furthermore, removal methods are generally less aggressive, and nourishing treatments are also included as part of the manicure.

Lasts longer

Japanese gel polishes can last much longer than regular polishes, which traditionally start to chip after three weeks. Japanese gel polish is applied using different base layers to suit the client’s nail condition or layered to increase durability. Thus, nails last longer – up to a month – and the shine remains visible until the end.

Easier removal

The other advantage is easy removal. Being gentler than traditional gel polish formulas, Japanese manicures can be easily filed and removed without damaging the nail. Otherwise, there is not much difference between Japanese gel and traditional gel manicure. In fact, the application and removal process is basically the same.

Advantages

The Japanese gel manicure has several advantages over the standard manicure. On one hand, it lasts longer because the application is tailored to each client. It is also better for the nails, as the polishes are formulated with ingredients that help protect them. This style of manicure also gives you the opportunity to experiment with more designs and a wider range of colors.

Cons

If you want to try a Japanese gel manicure, you will need to prepare a bit more money than for the standard manicure. Everything will depend on your salon’s pricing table, exactly on the design you want, whether you want painted nails or just a solid color.

@jigglyjulia Answering @jennifer? I have a feeling this might lead to an unhealthy obsession… Amanda’s nails at @peachblingnails in New York! #n#nailsj#japanesehardgelj#japanesejapanesenails ♬ original sound – Julia Huynh

When you are ready for a change (or your nails grow), your Japanese gel manicure can be polished or removed with acetone like other types of gel, but always ask your technician for the best practices to avoid damaging your nail. If you are looking for a bit of inspiration, experts recommend using Japanese gel polishes for a more complex appearance. Some of the designs you can achieve with Japanese gel polishes are gradient or abstract – portrait art, 3D art, or even sunny summer-worthy nails. With a Japanese gel manicure, the options are endless.

Refined French style


At first glance, this manicure is minimalistic. It looks like there are only pink French tips on a neutral nail. However, when you look closer, you’ll notice a flame on the ring finger. That’s the type of detail we love in a Japanese gel manicure – especially one that you can wear all year round.

Abstract art


This Nail Art is the definition of sophisticated. The more time you spend looking at the pattern, the more you realize it’s essentially like fingerprints. Each nail has its own beautiful pattern that perfectly complements the next. Additionally, the manicure is a little edgy, which makes it great for fall.

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