CND Vinylux Manicure – The Best Nail Salon in Manhattan

This NYC salon’s clean and relaxing space will surely leave your nails feeling happy and secure, as they prioritize environmentally-conscious products while using only sanitized tools to guarantee client safety.

Vinylux polish from the brand claims to last 7 days without chipping, using natural light as its adhesive component and drying quickly.

Why choose Vinylux?

CND Vinylux, an increasingly popular weekly polish system with self-adhering color coats that provide long wear, helps shape and smooth nails, and dries in half the time of regular nail polish, has quickly gained in popularity within the beauty industry. It offers women an opportunity to express themselves and show off their individual fashion style through nail polish. It features self-adhering color coats applied without basecoat and features weeklong wear time as well as fast drying times of half what normal nail polish would.

Vinylux is similar to Shellac in that it doesn’t use gel and does not need UV curing light curing, yet only lasts 7 days with chip resistant wear.

To apply Vinylux, begin by shaping and cleaning nails using cuticle oil or remover wipes. Next, brush on a thin coat of color followed by top coat. When finished, take off polish just like normal for easy removing! You now have an incredible manicure that lasts all week long and looks fabulous!

It’s easy to apply

Vinylux offers an alternative to Shellac that doesn’t need to be cured under UV lights: home application without needing a UV lamp is safe and much faster! No base coat is needed as you can apply directly over regular nail polish. Plus it doesn’t need buffing which helps minimize natural nail damage!

One thing to keep in mind when choosing nail colors is that both Shellac and Vinylux are created by CND and feature many of the same shades. However, Shellac lasts up to two weeks while Vinylux offers quick drying times without chipping.

For an elegant and contemporary manicure that lasts up to one week, head just two blocks away from Central Park to this salon featuring cafe, massage rooms and some of the top nail techs in town.

It’s easy to remove

Contrary to conventional nail polishes, this one requires no base coat and dries within 30-45 minutes. Plus, its formula doesn’t contain harmful toxins and chemicals found in other polishes – making it safer for your nails! You may be able to find it at some salons; be sure to read up on their certification status first before booking an appointment with them.

Vinylux nail polish from CND is a relatively newer system of nail polishes similar to Shellac in that it contains gel-like ingredients and uses a top coat that hardens over time when exposed to light, but unlike its counterpart, Vinylux doesn’t need UV lamps and can be removed easily using regular nail polish remover.

Soak off gel nails is more time-consuming, but nail techs are skilled in properly applying it and can remove it without damaging your nails or stressing over it too much – unlike acrylic removal which can be painful and time consuming.

It’s long-lasting

Vinylux polish applied by an experienced nail tech can last for up to seven days without chipping. What’s more, its breathable nature allows oxygen and moisture to migrate in and out of the coat while strengthening nails.

Vinylux‘s natural ingredients have won her over at Vanity Projects; no toxic chemicals were used during its creation – something great for both the environment and your nails! Plus, UV protectors strengthen it further when exposed to sunlight for long-lasting wearability.

Even though nail polish contains non-toxic ingredients, it’s still wise to have a backup clean brush handy just in case something goes wrong while painting. Nunez advises dipping an old concealer brush (such as one from your makeup drawer) in nail polish remover before using it to touch up your nails if a mishap arises; this is an especially great strategy if your manicure involves nail art! Additionally, ask for another fresh coat when your current one begins chipping.