If you've searched for Mystic Nails in Canada, you've probably already discovered one problem: the brand has a lot of products.
That's fantastic when you know exactly what you're looking for.
When you don't, choosing between builder gels, Flexi products, Fill&Form Acrygels, colour gels and nail art products can start feeling like you need to complete a minor degree before placing an order.
So rather than simply showing you everything we carry, here's a practical guide to choosing Mystic Nails products based on what you actually want to do with them.
Where can you buy Mystic Nails in Canada?
A. Nail Art Studio is a Canadian online nail supply store carrying Mystic Nails professional nail products in Canada.
Our physical retail location has transitioned online, but the online store remains open and orders continue to be available through our website.
You can shop Mystic Nails products online in Canada and choose from professional systems for structure, overlays, extensions, colour and nail art.
Now for the useful part: which ones should you actually look at?
If you need structure AND colour: Flexi Builder
The Mystic Nails Flexi range is one of the easiest places to start if you want to combine structure and finish.
Rather than creating your structure and then automatically reaching for another colour product, many Flexi shades are beautiful enough to wear alone.
Depending on the shade, you'll find different colours and finishes, including options such as Aurelia, Aurora and Flakes.
That makes them especially useful for salon clients who love relatively simple manicures but still want something more interesting than a plain nude.
Build the structure, finish the nail and you're already looking at a beautiful result.
Fewer unnecessary layers can also make a salon service more efficient.
If you like working with acrygel: Fill&Form Acrygels
For technicians who prefer the control of an acrygel system, look at Mystic Nails Fill&Form Acrygels.
The thicker consistency gives you time to manipulate and position the material rather than racing against a product that's determined to migrate into the sidewalls while you're working on another finger.
That control can be particularly useful for:
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building extensions
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creating or correcting structure
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working with forms
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strengthening nails
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technicians who prefer a less self-levelling material
The Fill&Form line includes multiple shades, including Active Cover, so you can choose according to the finished look you're trying to create.
If you want fast nail art: Quick Ombre Spray
This is one of those products that makes considerably more sense once you've seen what you can actually do with it.
Mystic Nails Quick Ombre Sprays allow you to create soft gradients and colour transitions without manually blending gel colours together.
And they're not limited to the classic nude-to-white ombré.
Depending on the base colour and spray combination, you can create bright pink fades, neons, multicolour effects, soft bridal sets and more elaborate nail art.
For busy nail technicians, products like this are especially interesting because a technique that looks time-consuming doesn't necessarily have to be.
If you want detailed nail art without hand-painting everything: stamping
Stamping is another useful addition to a working nail tech's kit.
Instead of hand-painting every repeated detail, an engraved stamping plate lets you transfer designs onto the nail quickly.
It's particularly useful for intricate patterns, seasonal designs and repeated elements.
We already have a complete Nail Stamping 101 guide explaining the plates, stamping polish, stamper, scraper and basic technique if you're completely new to it.
Do you need every product from the same line?
No.
And this is something we're going to keep repeating around here, despite being a nail supply store apparently sabotaging its own attempts to sell you things.
You don't need to buy an enormous collection before you've worked out what fits your technique and clientele.
If you're trying Mystic Nails for the first time, think about the services you perform most frequently.
If most of your clients wear structured overlays, start with products relevant to those services.
If you're constantly asked for nail art, invest in versatile nail-art products.
If your clients overwhelmingly choose nudes and simple finishes, buying 47 highly specific colours simply because they exist probably isn't the smartest use of your budget.
How to choose your first Mystic Nails products
Start with the problem you want the product to solve.
Want structure with a finished colour?
Explore Flexi Builders.
Prefer a thicker, controllable material for building and shaping?
Explore Fill&Form Acrygels.
Want faster gradients and ombré nail art?
Try Quick Ombre Sprays.
Want intricate designs without painting every detail by hand?
Explore stamping products and plates.
Once you find a system you enjoy working with, then it makes sense to expand your shade and product collection.
Shop Mystic Nails in Canada
A. Nail Art Studio carries Mystic Nails products online in Canada, including professional nail systems, colours and nail-art products.
Whether you're building your first professional kit, replacing products you already use or looking for something that can make your salon services more efficient, shop based on what you actually need rather than simply collecting products.
Your drawers are probably full enough already.