Do you know the different types of Artificial Fingernails?

For many people who prefer the look of artificial nails to their own nails, there also are several types of artificial fingernails available. Most of the artificial fingernails at your neighborhood nail salon. The four most common types of artificial are acrylic, gel, sculptured and wrap nails.

1. Acrylic nails
This artificial fingernails are one of the most popular type of artificial fingernail and is always used as either a nail tip, or a whole nail overlay. these artificial fingernails are created by combining a powdered acrylic product, called a polymer, with a liquid acrylic product, called a monomer.

2. Gel nails
Gel nails are manufactured with a light cured or UV gel consisting of pre-mixed polymers and monomers. this special gel is first brushed onto the surface of the natural nail, then is set, or cured, under an ultraviolet light. No-light gels, an alternative to the light cured gel, are slowly gaining in popularity. These gel nails are cured by brushing or spraying a gel activator onto the nails or by dipping the fingernails into water.Gel nails can be used over the entire nail and can also be used to fix split or broken nails. Artificial fingernails made from gel tend to look more natural than acrylic nails, but are not as strong or durable.

3. Sculptured nails
This nails are another popular type of artificial fingernail. These are applied to the natural fingernail with an acrylic or a fiberglass gel, and lengthened and sculpted over a metal or foil form to produce the desired shape and length. Sculptured nails generally last longer than other types of artificial fingernails, but must be filled in on a regular basis in order to maintain a natural appearance.

4. Wrap nails
This fingernails are small, thin pieces of silk, fiberglass, paper or linen that have been cut to a desired shape and glued or bonded to the surface of the natural fingernail. Because wraps are the softest of the artificial fingernails, they are also the least durable. However, because they are so thin, smooth and lightweight, wraps are usually considered to be the most natural looking of all the artificial fingernails.

Do you know about makeup sponge?

Actually, many women use makeup sponges every day. Makeup sponges, also you can called cosmetic sponges, sponges are used to apply and remove certain types of makeup, moisturizer and cleanser. They are available in many varieties and can be purchased at local drugstores and discount or high-end department stores. Departing on the purpose, they can be found in wedge shapes, round puffs, infused with VE, smooth, rough, porous, dense or any shape or texture required to achieve the best application or removal of a product. 

Triangular, smooth, semi-dense makeup sponge wedges are best used to use liquid foundation. Just as the surface on the wedge is smooth, so will be the liquid makeup application. This is important as liquid foundation is applied to the face and will be highly visible. A sponge with larger "pores", would soak up too much of the liquid, what's more, the application would not be smooth as the large craters would cause different amounts of makeup to be distributed as the makeup sponge is pulled across the face. They are also available infused with Vitamin E which is said to nourish and protect skin.