Should A 13 Year Old Get Acrylic Nails

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Should a 13 year old get acrylic nails. Acrylic nails grow quickly. She doesnt pay child support at all I am outraged at the bio mom for not asking my husband or myself and we think she is much too young for the nails and responsibilities that come with it. I am an 11 year old girl and my friends get them all the timebut people say that they are not good for kids nailsbut if a parent has them and say no to their daughters with thier nails right in front of the kids face i can see how they get upsetIf i were a parent and my kid wanted them and i had them and the kid was like 6-10 i would get my nails taken off until they were old anough to get.

It should also get fills regularly to avoid outgrowing which may unbalance the nail causing it to break pretty badly. The more your natural nail grows in the longer your acrylic will get. My first thought is to tell her they are too young but I have heard a lot of the NNS salons do them at this age and would rather I did them than they go to them and end up with nail damage.

Those factors should also give you pause when you consider applying gel-polish on children. False nails take time to get used to as well - I had them done only short and had trouble writing with them at first etc - so how about waiting till the summer holidays to get them done - also if she was so get some art or a colour her school might not approve and make. Many companies warn that their gel-polishes will not wear as well on clients with thin flexible nails.

It doesnt easily crack if it can properly be applied. Acrylic nails can. Their nails are small thin and oily.

Should a 12 year old get acrylic nails. Acrylic Nails usually last very long approximately for 2 long months. Children under the age of 16 will need parental consent to receive Nail treatments.

Answer 1 of 24. Get her some cute nail polish kits or Jamberries and let her do her actual nails but a big no to acrylic. Im totally ok with painting her nails regularly but I.