There's no doubt that people love to get their nails done. Nail care services account for almost 16% of all salon industry revenue, according to Trafft, so there has understandably been a lot of progress in nail care technology. This makes even more sense if you consider the trendiness of the manicure scene. Everyone wants to try the newest thing. Why wouldn't they? Here's a new type of nail to try if you haven't already: powder gels.

The UV-Free Treatment

If you've ever talked to anyone about powder gels before, they probably mentioned that there's no UV light necessary for the process. This is one of the product's main selling points. The base coat and powder will react with each other to dry on your nails right away without any need for a UV light. That means no more caking your hands in sunscreen before your appointment. You won't run the risk of skin spots or premature aging on your fingers with powder gels, either. If the exposure to UV lights during your manicures has been bothering you, rejoice! You can skip it altogether by going with powder gels.

The Staying Power

These powders may cost a bit more than your average gels, but in return, you'll get longer-lasting manicures and pedicures. Some powder gel treatments can last up to six weeks without showing age. Plus, the powder gel won't discourage natural growth; it will work with your nails and ultimately last longer for it. Who doesn't want healthier nails?

The Vibrancy

As many makeup artists will tell you, it's hard to beat the pigmentation of a powder. If you want your nails to be as vividly colored as current technology can manage, powder gels are the answer. Of course, there are muted options as well. You can count on those to be pigmented, too. Plus, nail artists have the freedom to apply powder as they see fit. The powder is very easy to sprinkle or place intentionally. Generally, it won't take more than two coats to get the right pigmentation.

There are a lot more reasons to try powder gels beyond these. They're odor-free, for one, and they don't peel. If you're interested in learning more about powder gels, don't hesitate to reach out to our team at Best Nails Spalon today.