Expert beauty tips from Sheffield-based Amy’s Acrylics and Beauty

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We chat to Sheffield beauty expert Amy Sayles of Amy's Acrylics and Beauty...

What's your top beauty tip?
The best nail tip I've had so far has to be fixing a broken nail with a tea bag - it's a quick and easy fix! Apply a clear coat of polish, cut out a piece of tea bag to place over the break while the polish is still wet. Then apply another coat of clear polish, and when dry, buff with a file until smooth.

What beauty product can't you live without?
There are quite a few products I couldnt live without but if I had to choose one it would be my eyebrow pencil. Eyebrows are such a big part of the make-up industry now and they make such a huge statement.

What's the most common question brides ask you?
When brides have their nails done there is always hesitation on what colour to have - of course this is a big decision when a photographer is taking photos of the rings! A lot of brides like a nice simple French manicure, which you can never go wrong with, but recently brides have wanted the colour to match with the scheme of the wedding.  

What services do you offer?
Nails
Spray tans
Eyebrow and eyelash tinting
Lash lift
Dermaplaning 
Eyelash extensions 
Waxing
Henna brows
Brow lamination.

Amy Sayles | Amy's Acrylics and Beauty

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