I definitely like bright colors on the nails, but when you applied the neon pigments, I thought "uh, that's a bit too much for me". But then the transformation into stars with a gradient turned out to be absolutely beautiful. A great idea, I like it very much!
A hair under lifting of a hair dresser 😮 like dust and glitter for nail techs. Makes its way into the strangest of places 😄. Hopes she can make it in sooner so she doesn’t cause herself a real problem from waiting too long. Beautiful design and you always take pride in your work which is very specific for each client and the results are always the proof. Lovely as always 👏👏💅😍🙇♀️
I so miss getting my nails done! The nail techs where I live are so disrespectful, my daughter and I have chosen to just wear press ons. You did a beautiful job!
Carrot shaped nails is a real problem for me. I always struggle with shaping so if my nails grow out I cut them off/start off with new tips vs trying to change the shape and getting nails that look ok from the top down view and look like carrots from the side. Would you consider maybe a video with how tos nail filing for different shapes for hands with this kind of nail beds?
Of course I love this set. I really just love how perfectly u paint the nails around the cuticle. I wish every nail tech took the time to make the nails look absolutely perfect like you do.
I’d like to hear more about that carrot nail over filling problem. I’ve never heard of that and I think I may have one of those nails. Never knew how to properly shape it.
If possible, please elaborate on why you chose to buff down the dead cuticles instead of clipping them off. Also, I’ve never heard of fiberglass gel, and more on that would be very helpful. Thank you so much for your videos and sharing your knowledge!❤
I'm trying to teach myself cuticle work with an e-file. I filed straight through my thumb nail and my big toe naile trying to clean up my cuticles. Ugh, you make it look so freaking easy!!!!
Stunning and pristine work as always Tatyana (I love those beautiful stars 🧡💛💜) 😘👌 You take so much pride in your work and it 100% shows. Blessings from Scotland. 🙏 🏴 ✌️
What brand of fiberglass gel do you use? Can you recommend one that I can buy in the USA? I love how it is already in the gel and you don’t have to deal with glass splinters
It is! Russian manicures, also called machine or efile manicures, are very harmful to your nails. It can cause inflammation or even infection in the cuticle since the cuticle is the way the body protects itself from infection. When they remove the cuticle like this, it's damaging and unnecessary. Don't ever let a nail tech touch your cuticles with an efile! They should push back the cuticle gently, and if necessary use cuticle nippers only, and sparingly.
First thing you need to know: nothing should make discomfort nor hurt when having gel polish/gel/or any other medium done. A good nail technician works very gently and carefully. At least they should. If you ever decide to do your manicure, you can always try finding someone who won't use the drill. During my first year of having professionally done manicures, my technician was using only regular nail file - I was scared of the drills. Now, I use the drill on myself! If you have a lot of dead skin, it's up to you to take care of your nails and hands. But be aware that any cuticles on your nail plate will cause liftings. And those are time and money waste, and potential breeding grounds for germs. I've been doing my nails for three years by myself, and many years prior to that in a salon. My nails are always in good shape. Sometimes I just don't have time, or want to keep them natural. There's absolutely nothing wrong with my nails, they are the same as they were before. Also, the longest natural nails I've ever managed to grow were by using soft gel/gel polish to maintain them until they were long and strong enough. Otherwise I just break them. Not to mention that gel just looks much better than any regular nail polish, and stays like that for weeks (depending how fast your nails grow, really). A well-done manicure won't make any damage. Just follow the advice, and remove/refill on time.
Everything she did was gentle and didn't harm her client nor her natural nails. She explained that in the video. She also has other videos that explain this as well. You could educate yourself more as well on what a Russian Manicure is and go from there. Also you don't have to get your cuticle cut and what not either. As long as you push back the cuticle and get all of the sticky dead cuticle off of your natural nails, remove the shine (lightly buff your nail as to not remove layers of your natural nail), dehydrate your nails, and use primer you won't have much or any lifting. Unless you get product (acrylic, hard gel, soft gel, polygel, etc.) on your skin when applying it you'll have lifting that way. Anyway I hope that helps.
I don't understand how people can wait so long to get their nails corrected. I'd be going nuts if I had lifting or cracking. Then again I have the luxury of having everything I need to immediately correct my nails when I see they need it.....
What are those powders? Do you let that white cure before applying Powder? Because im confused how else would IT get off after you Made stars and cure IT.
Those are makeup powders. The way she used it was by applying the powder to the white gel polish and then applied clear gel color to create the stars. Once the stars were cure she cleaned it with alcohol solution to clean them up. I hope this explanation helps!
She cured the white gel polish first, then applied the powders, used a clear top coat gel to make the stars and cured it, and then wiped off the nails with isopropyl alcohol. She explained that in the video. Hope that helps.
Does correction mean the same as filling? I've clicked on videos of yours that say, "needs correction " and wonder what was wrong other than it being grown out.
Ceramic bits was never good enough for me, it was slow in taking off old product and it can cause heat when removing. Carbide drills are best choice for me.
She has beautiful hands and would look amazing with short natural nails. Less is more! And as a hairdresser, much easier to work with too. Just my humble opinion...
As a nurse in leg ulcer management we used to find pet hair inside ,sometimes, 5 layers of compression bandaging. Occasionally in a skin pore. Incredible but true.
"First of all" that wasn't "Acrylic" it was a color base. She said that in the video. She also explained why the drill bit wasn't removing it easier and it wasn't too thick! Guess you failed to listen to the video. 🙄🙄 Learn how to use your listening ears when watching a video as my 9 yr old gets told at school.
Why doesn't your client know to atleast file the nails down if she can't make it back for a fill after a couple weeks? Like that length was really long and that must've hurt ma y times and all she had to do was file them down a bit. Edit: She should know this if she's been getting her nails done for a while now.
I love when people choose colors they like rather than seasonally. Great set!
I definitely like bright colors on the nails, but when you applied the neon pigments, I thought "uh, that's a bit too much for me". But then the transformation into stars with a gradient turned out to be absolutely beautiful. A great idea, I like it very much!
A hair under lifting of a hair dresser 😮 like dust and glitter for nail techs. Makes its way into the strangest of places 😄. Hopes she can make it in sooner so she doesn’t cause herself a real problem from waiting too long. Beautiful design and you always take pride in your work which is very specific for each client and the results are always the proof. Lovely as always 👏👏💅😍🙇♀️
Omg yeah, exactly this. We can get tiny hairs stuck behind our eyes and they just never come out, it's so gross to think about 😂
I so miss getting my nails done! The nail techs where I live are so disrespectful, my daughter and I have chosen to just wear press ons. You did a beautiful job!
Carrot shaped nails is a real problem for me. I always struggle with shaping so if my nails grow out I cut them off/start off with new tips vs trying to change the shape and getting nails that look ok from the top down view and look like carrots from the side. Would you consider maybe a video with how tos nail filing for different shapes for hands with this kind of nail beds?
Of course I love this set. I really just love how perfectly u paint the nails around the cuticle. I wish every nail tech took the time to make the nails look absolutely perfect like you do.
I love the color your client chose !! Also those neon stars were so adorable. What fun set 💅🏻✨💜🧡💛💖🪄✴️
I’d like to hear more about that carrot nail over filling problem. I’ve never heard of that and I think I may have one of those nails. Never knew how to properly shape it.
If possible, please elaborate on why you chose to buff down the dead cuticles instead of clipping them off. Also, I’ve never heard of fiberglass gel, and more on that would be very helpful. Thank you so much for your videos and sharing your knowledge!❤
I am completely obsessed with this set!!! Gorgeous!
Your precision is incredible-so satisfying. I love watching your videos!!
I would freak a bit at finding a hair on my nail bed. Glad she was okay. Finished nails were beautiful.
I absolutely love the look you did here.
L💖💖💖VED IT.!!! TATYANA,! YOU ARE VERY DEDICATED💐 BEAUTIFUL RESULTS.🌹
Would love to hear more about fiberglass gel. I’ve never heard of it
I wish my salon took half as much care of my nails as you do.
I love her voice! It's very comforting.
That's actually not her voice she has a translator doing voice over as she does not speak English well, only Russian I believe
this style is beautiful
I really like this set and the way you created the stars is so clever !!!
This is so Lisa frank and I love it!
Wow, I did not expect that 😍
Beautiful nail's Tatyana I really love how you did those neon pigment stars...thankyou for sharing xo 💜💅💜
I love the design you did. The way you did the stars is so cool. Thank you for sharing this beautiful design.
I'm trying to teach myself cuticle work with an e-file. I filed straight through my thumb nail and my big toe naile trying to clean up my cuticles. Ugh, you make it look so freaking easy!!!!
The hair under her nail 😬. I'm glad she didn't get a greenie.
Stunning and pristine work as always Tatyana (I love those beautiful stars 🧡💛💜) 😘👌 You take so much pride in your work and it 100% shows. Blessings from Scotland. 🙏 🏴 ✌️
Love this design! 😍
Wow!! Just flawless.
Love it! So cute and colorful!
I love the video and the music ☺️
You have such great ideas!!!😊
Is it just me or does the audio sound extra good this time? Like clearer than previously?
Hair under the nail🤢. I love to watch cuticle work, there is something very satisfying about seeing neat and tidy cuticles. Finished nails look great💅
How long did the entire service took ? Should we charge for the repair ?
(I wouldn't for an old client, but how much for the new ones ?)
Офигенный у вас английский!) очень приятный)
Stunning❤
De que marca son tus fresas?, Y que cantidad de revoluciones utilizas? Gracias!,Eres muy buena en lo que haces!
Loved your work, advice, and voice🥰
She has a translater that does her English channel. She speaks Russian.
What brand of fiberglass gel do you use? Can you recommend one that I can buy in the USA? I love how it is already in the gel and you don’t have to deal with glass splinters
First time I got to see you in a video nice yellow top 💛 😉
I was thinking about actually getting my nails done but this looks painful and very damaging to my nails! 💅🏻
It is! Russian manicures, also called machine or efile manicures, are very harmful to your nails. It can cause inflammation or even infection in the cuticle since the cuticle is the way the body protects itself from infection. When they remove the cuticle like this, it's damaging and unnecessary. Don't ever let a nail tech touch your cuticles with an efile! They should push back the cuticle gently, and if necessary use cuticle nippers only, and sparingly.
First thing you need to know: nothing should make discomfort nor hurt when having gel polish/gel/or any other medium done. A good nail technician works very gently and carefully. At least they should. If you ever decide to do your manicure, you can always try finding someone who won't use the drill. During my first year of having professionally done manicures, my technician was using only regular nail file - I was scared of the drills. Now, I use the drill on myself! If you have a lot of dead skin, it's up to you to take care of your nails and hands. But be aware that any cuticles on your nail plate will cause liftings. And those are time and money waste, and potential breeding grounds for germs.
I've been doing my nails for three years by myself, and many years prior to that in a salon. My nails are always in good shape. Sometimes I just don't have time, or want to keep them natural. There's absolutely nothing wrong with my nails, they are the same as they were before. Also, the longest natural nails I've ever managed to grow were by using soft gel/gel polish to maintain them until they were long and strong enough. Otherwise I just break them. Not to mention that gel just looks much better than any regular nail polish, and stays like that for weeks (depending how fast your nails grow, really).
A well-done manicure won't make any damage. Just follow the advice, and remove/refill on time.
Everything she did was gentle and didn't harm her client nor her natural nails. She explained that in the video. She also has other videos that explain this as well. You could educate yourself more as well on what a Russian Manicure is and go from there. Also you don't have to get your cuticle cut and what not either. As long as you push back the cuticle and get all of the sticky dead cuticle off of your natural nails, remove the shine (lightly buff your nail as to not remove layers of your natural nail), dehydrate your nails, and use primer you won't have much or any lifting. Unless you get product (acrylic, hard gel, soft gel, polygel, etc.) on your skin when applying it you'll have lifting that way. Anyway I hope that helps.
I’m a licensed nail tech also, what gel products do you use? The thick base coat mainly.
I don't understand how people can wait so long to get their nails corrected. I'd be going nuts if I had lifting or cracking. Then again I have the luxury of having everything I need to immediately correct my nails when I see they need it.....
LOVE! LOVE! LOVE!! 💕
What are those powders? Do you let that white cure before applying Powder? Because im confused how else would IT get off after you Made stars and cure IT.
Those are makeup powders. The way she used it was by applying the powder to the white gel polish and then applied clear gel color to create the stars. Once the stars were cure she cleaned it with alcohol solution to clean them up. I hope this explanation helps!
She cured the white gel polish first, then applied the powders, used a clear top coat gel to make the stars and cured it, and then wiped off the nails with isopropyl alcohol. She explained that in the video. Hope that helps.
This is so lovely
Oohhh that’s niceeeeeee love itttt
Does correction mean the same as filling? I've clicked on videos of yours that say, "needs correction " and wonder what was wrong other than it being grown out.
Ceramic bits was never good enough for me, it was slow in taking off old product and it can cause heat when removing. Carbide drills are best choice for me.
Huh. I actually like this "carrot shape." I like the curve. I guess it's a preference thing.
What brand of fiber glass gel did you use?
Wow those stars was like magic lol
Can you please tell me where you purchased those efile bits you’re using in the video from. 😊
Do you charge as a full set?
Не знала, что вы так хорошо говорите на английском)
Hi Tatyana. How long does a fill take you typically with a set like that?
Fabulous 🥰
Where are you located
She has beautiful hands and would look amazing with short natural nails. Less is more! And as a hairdresser, much easier to work with too. Just my humble opinion...
She needed a whole new set! Why would you keep those?..
Technically speaking wouldn’t the hair be there while the gel was curing? So it’s the nail techs fault? I’m confused.
I think the nail was lifting up so a piece of hair got caught underneath. It's happened to me with my own hair.
@@its_so_edna oh okay makes sense
Thought she said she was a hairdresser s that’s where the hair came from ,
As a nurse in leg ulcer management we used to find pet hair inside ,sometimes, 5 layers of compression bandaging. Occasionally in a skin pore. Incredible but true.
@@danoyse8233 that’s interesting.
" First of all, the Acrylic Nails are too thick , and she has waited too long to have them filled in!"
"First of all" that wasn't "Acrylic" it was a color base. She said that in the video. She also explained why the drill bit wasn't removing it easier and it wasn't too thick! Guess you failed to listen to the video. 🙄🙄 Learn how to use your listening ears when watching a video as my 9 yr old gets told at school.
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You don’t have your clients soak their nails
You do that with Acrylic and soak of gels. This couldn't be soaked off. It had to be filed off.
Why doesn't your client know to atleast file the nails down if she can't make it back for a fill after a couple weeks? Like that length was really long and that must've hurt ma y times and all she had to do was file them down a bit.
Edit: She should know this if she's been getting her nails done for a while now.
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