Introducing number 1 of 3 of our first EVER shimmer builder gels!!! 🤭😮‍💨✨✨✨

Sorry it’s taken us a while girls, we had to absolutely perfect this formula and you know we don’t release anything until it is FIRE to work with and this one is a DREAM!!! We did it 🥵😍💫✨👏🏻

✔️ Hema-Free
✔️ Thicker Viscosity
✔️ 4 Week Retention
✔️ Never lifts
✔️ No yellowing or discolouration
✔️ Perfect for extensions & natural builder gel nails

Brides, where you at?! You NEED this shade for your wedding 🤍💫🤩👰🏼

@allurebeautysupplies @allure_beautyacademy @melxwright

Some myths about nails we’re here to clear up 🤓

The main difference between EMA acrylic and MMA acrylic lies in the type of monomer used, safety, and application properties. Here’s a quick breakdown:

MMA (Methyl Methacrylate) Acrylic
• Monomer: Methyl Methacrylate
• Odor: Very strong and unpleasant
• Toxicity: Considered potentially harmful; banned in some countries for nail use (like the U.S. by FDA in salons)
• Curing: Hardens very quickly and is extremely durable
• Adhesion: Bonds extremely well to the natural nail—sometimes too well, causing damage
• Price: Cheaper
• Used in: Industrial applications and some black-market nail products

EMA (Ethyl Methacrylate) Acrylic
• Monomer: Ethyl Methacrylate
• Odor: Still strong, but less intense than MMA
• Toxicity: Considered safe for cosmetic use by the FDA and professional nail associations
• Curing: More manageable curing time; easier to work with
• Adhesion: Strong, but safer for the natural nail and easier to remove
• Price: Slightly more expensive
• Used in: Professional nail salons, approved nail enhancement system

Summary:
• MMA = toxic, illegal in many places, very strong, cheaper
• EMA = safer, legal, salon-approved, better for natural nails

Removals: You should never remove any nail enhancement yourself. You must always book in for a professional, safe soak off removal with your nail tech 👌🏽

💅🏽 No direct link has been proven between LED nail lamps and cancer in typical salon use

Your nails don’t breathe 🧘🏽‍♀️ nails aren’t alive—they’re made of keratin, the same protein in hair. Unlike skin, nails don’t have pores, blood vessels, or lungs. So:
• They don’t need oxygen from the air.
• They get everything they need (like nutrients and oxygen) from the blood supply under the nail bed

Cuticle oil & high quality nail products protect your nails when they are performed correctly and safely by a trained expert nail technician

Share if you think your clients need to hear this 💫

#nails #nailhealth #salon #academy #training #nailartist @allurebeautysupplies @allure_beautyacademy

Transform these natural lashes with us 🥰

LVL lash lift result goals ✨👌🏽

#lashlift #reel #transforminglashes #beauty #salon

Pack an order with us! 📦

This order is going all the way to Scotland for our customer’s salon, thank you Charlotte! 🤍✨💅🏽

@allurebeautysupplies
She ordered:
Baby
Powder Blue
Lemonade
Malbec
Diamond Glitz
Sage Green
Darling
Cajun Shrimp
Shining
Diamond Flamingo
Date Night
Pink Sparkles

We swatched the shades she ordered and they’re so dreamy! We hope you love them 😍

@allure_beautyacademy

#nailorder #nailtech #nailgel #gelpolishes #gelnails #buildergel #salonowner

The best day back after 5 months maternity leave 🤍

The feeling is surreal, you feel ready for a little break but also guilty and at the same time you miss them sooo much!!! 😩🥹

I know mamas you’ll understand, but it feels like you’re yourself again but also you want them to be with you and close by all of the time😆

I loved seeing you all today and doing what I love at my of baby Allure with the best team too! See you all again soon ✨✨✨

#maternityleave #salonlife #love #work #nails #salon #nailart #brows

You’ll save approximately 2 hours of your life every month with simultaneous treatments, which is 24hours per year, which is a full day of your life 😂👌🏽

Simultaneous treatments are the way forward for your busy schedule 🥰👏🏻

#simultanioustreatments #pamperday #lvllashlift #lashlift #brows #nails #toes #pedicure