Japanese manicure is a technique that will keep your nails healthy and shiny. Here’s what you need to know about him

Japanese manicure promises to thicken thin nails, making them healthier and shiny. Therefore, with the increasing trend to abandon gel polish, this technique is becoming more and more popular. What are the main differences between Japanese manicure and European manicure and who will it really help? Together with the masters of the Manicure Culture salon, we will understand all the intricacies.

What is Japanese manicure?

Japanese manicure is, first of all, a ritual. It is believed that this method originated in the land of the rising sun more than 400 years ago. Therefore, the first people to try this were the aristocrats of Japan. And only later the procedure began to gain popularity in European countries.

The main purpose of Japanese manicure is to improve the health of nails and give them a beautiful pearlescent color without the use of varnish. For this purpose, the technique applies nutrients that make nails shiny and healthy.

“In 2002, Masura introduced procedural products to the Russian market for the first time. In general, Japanese manicure was initially an uncut technique. “But in Russia this method has been slightly modernized to suit the needs of our girls.” It tells about the master of the salon “Manicure Culture”.

Why is Japanese manicure called P.Shine?

P.Shine is a company founded in Tokyo in the middle of the last century. The English phrase “Permanent Shine” was chosen as the brand name. Since then, the company has been producing products for the entire Japanese manicure cycle.

How to do Japanese manicure?

The only thing that distinguishes the Japanese manicure technique from others is the completion of the final stage. First, the master does the type of manicure that the client prefers, and then applies a special product to the nail bed – mineral paste. It is usually made from a mixture of vitamins A and E, bee pollen, keratin (a protein found naturally in nails), and silica (a mineral from the Sea of ​​Japan). The final step is to carefully polish the nails using a special calfskin block. This is the step that gives your nails the perfect shine.

Features of Japanese manicure

The main feature of Japanese manicure is careful care of nails and skin of hands.

“This is not just a cosmetic procedure, it is a complete care that allows nails to heal after applying gel nail polish for a long time. In addition, the mineral paste used in Japanese manicure is rich in oils and plant extracts that care for hands and renew nails. And unlike other techniques, Japanese manicure has no contraindications.” – says the master of the salon “Manicure Culture”.

Benefits of Japanese manicure

In short, this method is ideal for repairing thinning nails, accelerating their growth and creating a corset in the intercellular space. That’s why girls who refuse gel coating love it so much.

How often should you do this?

The effect of this manicure will last for about two weeks. Therefore, it needs to be repeated approximately every 2-3 weeks. If your goal is to restore your nails, the process must be repeated regularly for 4-6 months.

How long does the procedure take?

The whole procedure takes an hour and a half.

Are there any contraindications

There are no contraindications to Japanese manicure, but the master must make sure that the client does not have an allergic reaction to the drugs contained in the powder and paste. This type of manicure is best tried by people who have never had a manicure, as well as those who have thin, split nails after using gel polish.