To care for your nails with nail art, keep them clean and dry, and avoid using them as tools to prevent chipping. Apply cuticle oil regularly to keep nails and skin hydrated, and use a clear top coat every few days to protect the design and extend its life. Wear gloves when doing household chores or using harsh chemicals. Try not to pick or peel the nail art, as this can damage your natural nails.

Yes, you can get nail art on both acrylic and gel nails. In fact, these extensions often provide a smooth, durable surface that holds designs, gems, and intricate artwork better and longer than natural nails.

Yes. Avoid picking or peeling the design, as it can damage your natural nails. Keep your nails dry and clean, and wear gloves when using harsh chemicals or doing heavy cleaning. Don’t use your nails as tools, and apply a protective top coat if needed. Also, give your nails breaks between applications to keep them healthy.

It depends on the type of nails and design, but generally every 2–3 weeks is ideal. This helps maintain a fresh look and allows you to fix any chips or regrowth, especially with gel or acrylic nails.