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  When it comes to learning how to offer manicures and fake nails, you need to understand that there are multiple ways to treat a persons nails. As such, you're going to have to take nail courses that teach you the various techniques that you need to provide options to your future clients. If you have never looked at your options before, but you're interested in becoming a nail tech, here are some of the different types of courses that you can take to learn about different types of nail techniques.
  
  Acrylic Nail Courses - Acrylic nails are applied using acrylic powder and an activation liquid. The process requires you to either coat someones existing nails or build a nail using the acrylic. The end result are strong nails that can keep a chip free polish for a number of weeks.
  
  Gel Nail Courses - The application of gel nails is very similar to that of acrylic nails. However, gel nails are more flexible, which makes them appear more realistic than acrylic nails.
  
  Sculpting Courses - Sculpting is an extension of the acrylic nail courses. This course teaches you how to create free form acrylic nails using only your brush.
  
  Fiberglass Nail Courses - Fiberglass nails are similar to the fake nails that you can buy in the store. However, applying these in such a way to make them look real is something that can only be achieved by an expert.
  
  Nail Art Courses - Nail art courses are available for air brush, stenciling or free form art. Each type of nail art requires specific training so that you can produce a professional look every time.
  
  Master Nail Courses - Master nail courses are available for every each of the nail courses mentioned above. These courses extend your current level of expertise to that of a master level.
  
  The benefit to all of the nail courses mentioned above is that you can complete them in the comfort of your own home. You don't have to change your schedule or worry about meeting any deadlines, simply following along with each course on a DVD and complete them at your own leisure.
  
  
  
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