A nail art studio typically consists of various tools and materials used to create intricate and designs on nails. Some essential products found in a nail art studio include:
- Nail Art Stickers : These stickers come in various shapes and sizes and can be used to create different designs on nails
- Dotting Tools : These tools help in applying small dots of nail polish to create intricate patterns
- Rhinestones : These are used to add a sparkly element to nail designs
- Striping Tapes : These tapes are used to create straight and even lines for nail designs
- Bullion Beads/Sprinkle Beads : These beads can be used to add a textured element to nail designs
- Acrylic Colors : These colors are used to create beautiful nail art designs
- Nail Art Brushes : A set of nail art brushes helps in designing nail art with ease
- Topcoat and Basecoat : A good topcoat extends the life of your manicure and protects your nails, while a basecoat protects your nail polish from chipping and yellowing
- Image Plates : These plates have a plastic backing and are safe for use, protecting your nails from sharp edges
- Adhesive : The quality of the adhesive is essential, as a low-quality glue can damage your nails and skin
Nail polish formulations typically include materials such as nitrocellulose, shellac, dammar, methacrylic acid, and ethyl methacrylate
. These materials, when combined, create a durable and visually appealing nail polish. Some nail polishes also contain acrylic powder, which is a popular ingredient in nail art
. The powder is created by bonding ethyl methacrylate (EMA) and methyl methacrylate (MMA) in a process that involves a catalyst and an activator
. Manufacturers can create different-sized droplets of acrylic powder by changing the spinning speed and adding other ingredients to the formula