Nail airbrushing first emerged in Japan, then became popular in South Korea, and is now being enthusiastically embraced by many nail art enthusiasts. Its popularity stems from various reasons.

First, the operation is simple and fast. Traditional nail art procedures are complex, from nail repair, grinding, to styling, all rely on manual operation by nail technicians. It takes at least 1 hour to complete a pair of hands, and more time is needed for exquisite styling. In contrast, spray gun nail art is relatively simple. After mastering the use of the spray gun and stencil paper, you can easily create exquisite designs. By quickly spraying nail polish with a spray gun, you can complete a pair of hands in 10 to 20 minutes, greatly improving work efficiency and relieving the pressure of peak customer flow in nail salons.

Secondly, the nails have good breathability and no burden. Traditional manicures require manually brushing nail polish layer by layer on the nails. If the design is complex, the nail polish will be thick, reducing breathability and increasing the burden on the nails. In contrast, spray gun manicures use equipment to spray a layer of dye on the nails, which is light, thin, breathable, not only providing a high level of customer experience but also beneficial for nail health.

Furthermore, it can present more delicate color gradient. Traditional hand-painted nail art patterns are difficult to achieve color gradients. Spray gun nail art is different. It can more delicately and meticulously show the gradient of colors by spraying dye with compressed air, making the nails more beautiful.

In addition, there are over a thousand types and styles of nail spray guns to choose from, meeting the personalized needs of different customers. For nail salons, low cost and high returns, can be run in parallel with other projects, serving as a traffic driver, and promoting each other. For example, investing in a spray gun for nail art, short operation time, can improve work efficiency; safe and healthy, light as a wing, nails without burden; fast capital return, is the best choice for attracting customers.

In short, the nail spray gun has quickly risen in the field of nail art with its many advantages, becoming the new favorite of fashionistas.

The operation of nail art spray gun is relatively simpler than traditional nail art. As long as you master the use of the spray gun and stencil paper, you can easily create exquisite designs. By quickly spraying nail polish with the spray gun, you can complete a pair of hands in just over 10 minutes or even 20 minutes, greatly reducing the operation time, improving work efficiency, especially during peak hours in nail salons, it can effectively relieve pressure.

Traditional manicures require manually brushing nail polish layer by layer on the nails. If the design is complex, the nail polish will be thick, reducing breathability and burdening the nails. In contrast, spray gun manicures use a device to spray a layer of dye on the nails, which is light, thin, breathable, provides a high level of customer experience, and is also beneficial for nail health.

Traditional nail art hand-drawn patterns are difficult to achieve color gradients. Airbrush nail art uses compressed air to spray dye, allowing for a more delicate and detailed representation of color gradients, making the nails more beautiful.

There are over a thousand types and styles of airbrush nail art to choose from, catering to the personalized needs of different customers. Whether it's bohemian style or other styles, it can be easily created.

Pour the required nail polish into the palette, ensuring the colors are evenly mixed to avoid clogging the spray gun. Be careful when pouring the nail polish to prevent spills. You can gently stir the nail polish to make the color more uniform.

Adjust the spray gun pressure and nozzle angle according to the viscosity of the varnish to ensure uniform spraying effect. Different varnish viscosities require different pressure and nozzle angle settings. Testing on waste paper first until a satisfactory spraying effect is achieved.

Use masking tape to cover the edges of the nails and skin to prevent nail polish from spraying onto the skin. Carefully apply the masking tape to the edges of the nails, ensuring a tight fit to prevent nail polish from leaking.

Aim the spray gun at the nails, maintain a proper distance (usually about 10-15 centimeters), gently press the trigger of the spray gun, and spray the nail polish evenly. Keep your hand steady, move the spray gun at a uniform speed, and ensure that the nail polish is sprayed evenly.

Different colors can be sprayed according to design requirements to create gradient effects or complex patterns. Spray one color first, wait for it to dry, then choose another color for overlay to create unique nail art effects.