How do you keep acrylic nails from lifting...what are the best products to use?

i am a salon owner and stylist, my nail techs use scrubfresh from creative nail instead of a primer before applying the acrylic, this dehydrates the nail the same as a primer and it does'nt sting the way primer does when it goes on your skin. apply scrubfresh to the nail after you have finished filing the nail, apply with a cotton ball and saturate the whole nail. this will definately help with your nail lifting problem.How do you keep acrylic nails from lifting...what are the best products to use?
mine lastest like, 2 months. well actually, theyre still on as i type this, but i cut them so they are short, thick, shiny nails! well, salty beach water will contribute to peeling them away. hot water will somewhat do that while you're doing the dishes. i dont know how mine stayed on so well, i guess it was the way my salon lady put them on so well! you should remember to get them refilled also.How do you keep acrylic nails from lifting...what are the best products to use?
the best thing to do is get a buffing board and buff the edges (the parts that stick up above your nails near the cuticle) even about once a week, buff the whole nail really good as well and change your polish at the same time. Also keep an acrylic refill kit on hand, these are really cheep and really easy to use, if you do the refills like every other week they stay looking perfect.