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  • Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
  • Removing CND Shellac, dry manicure and application of a clear, flexible gel (Cuccio Universal Base).
    "Don't feel bad for failing, be proud of trying" :)
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  • @TheSalonLife
    @TheSalonLife  Год назад +10

    Removing CND Shellac, dry manicure and application of a clear, flexible gel (Cuccio Universal Base). "Don't feel bad for failing, be proud of trying" :)
    Previous manicures:
    Manicure 1. Acrylic & gel removal ruclips.net/video/vxMx9VtM0Xc/видео.html
    Manicure 2. Natural looking CND Shellac ruclips.net/video/QDZQ5vlxqok/видео.html
    Manicure 3.Coral CND Shellac ruclips.net/video/c8cCBbvV5EQ/видео.html

  • @elizabethsmith6408
    @elizabethsmith6408 Год назад +26

    I love what you said about being proud of yourself for trying something (like trying to stop biting your nails) and not upset at yourself for failing! We could all use more self-compassion! Great video.

  • @bbymks5
    @bbymks5 Год назад +11

    I really hope she's so proud of herself!! It's so incredibly hard to break the nail biting habit! In combination of all your hard work and patience, and her hard work and patience, her nails and skin look absolutely amazing!!

  • @DMG440
    @DMG440 Год назад +12

    I just gotta say you're an angel for the compassion and patience to help this woman.
    ❣️

  • @mercedes4328
    @mercedes4328 Год назад +6

    Just here to say that I am fascinated with everything I am learning on this channel AND everyone should definitely get a "Nail Assessment" from Anna! It only costs 25 Euros and the amount of information and the detailed explanation is 100% top notch! Totally worth the price! I am so happy I did it. Can't wait to get home from work so that I can shorten my nails (with my fine smooth diamond nail file) to prevent breakage at the stress point! Thank you so much, Anna.💖💅

  • @shirley-ann7164
    @shirley-ann7164 Год назад +10

    You’re clients nails and skin around the nail has improved so much ❤.

  • @handsomebynatasja2947
    @handsomebynatasja2947 Год назад +10

    I think 2 weeks to repair skin…
    Enjoy watching your videos so much!! As a nail technician I learned so little during the training and what you taught me is so meaningful for a healthy nail and skin! Thank you for that❤️

    • @handsomebynatasja2947
      @handsomebynatasja2947 Год назад

      Hahaha what a fail!🫣🤭 I thought heal the skin, but the barrier is a whole other thing!

  • @susanmiddlebrook5882
    @susanmiddlebrook5882 Год назад +8

    Anna, you are so talented! Your client has improved so greatly! Her nails look beautiful! I want to thank you for your tutorial on how to properly care for my nails several months ago with additional teaching about the nail structures and introducing us to the gentleman you were learning from. That was a game changer for me! My nails are doing so well since I have employed your technique for proper cuticle removal and many other things, as well. Again, thank you so much! ♥️🌹👏🏻

  • @RAJOHN-ke7mc
    @RAJOHN-ke7mc Год назад

    Those snapshots were amazingly shocking excellent!!!!

  • @jeppy6411
    @jeppy6411 Год назад +10

    Your videos are so calm and relaxing ❤

  • @susanphend2189
    @susanphend2189 Год назад +2

    Beautiful work! I’m so glad that I found you AND my nails look better, too!❤

  • @ewabydgoska8544
    @ewabydgoska8544 Год назад

    ❤️ Piękny efekt pracy.

  • @huitrecouture
    @huitrecouture 7 месяцев назад

    Beautiful! Thank you for all your videos!

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  7 месяцев назад

      Thanks for watching! ❤️

  • @RAJOHN-ke7mc
    @RAJOHN-ke7mc Год назад

    Ive been following your channel for a long time. After watching your most recent nail upkeep video I was inspired to start from scratch. I had gel on a few nails because to preserve the length. I cut all my nails down where you could barely see the whites. I then gave them a simple filing to make them look nice. Over the course of two months I allowed the gel to loosen which i then buffed off. I file my nails once a week, use kerasal a few days a week and use my diy nail oil every day ( a few times a day)
    My nails look fantastic!
    In two weeks I'll be ready for simple polish again.
    Thanks again!

  • @jenlambie14
    @jenlambie14 Год назад +1

    So enjoyable watching the whole process and what an amazing improvement in your client's nails. 👏👍

  • @stjabnful
    @stjabnful Год назад +2

    You amaze me! Such beautiful work! Saw the before- just outstanding! 😇🙏

  • @mopsolina
    @mopsolina Год назад +1

    Ohhh, such a nice progress.😍

  • @Cheyennerae
    @Cheyennerae Год назад +1

    Beautiful 😍 such great progress

  • @zosemabubble7825
    @zosemabubble7825 Год назад +1

    Beautiful result, very classy and chic. ❤

  • @anyat686
    @anyat686 Год назад +5

    I bit my nails for 30 years ( as did my sister ) getting fake nails ( glue on a home ) not fancy acrylic, meant I lost the satisfaction of biting them. I’ve a feeling the shellac might work similarly. Less chips. Less temptation. But she’ll be so delighted to stop biting. Give them love and attention and then file if tempted. I hope this helps her ! 😅

  • @jowright9577
    @jowright9577 Год назад +2

    Such a lovely improvement to your client's nails and skin 😁

  • @gwenadelstein
    @gwenadelstein Год назад +1

    Bravo to both of you 🎊

  • @juliahill7732
    @juliahill7732 Год назад +1

    So much better. I hope your client is inspired to not nibble at her nails. They are really coming on lovely ❤

  • @pamelawoodall5891
    @pamelawoodall5891 Год назад +4

    That’s the most beautiful manicure I’ve ever seen !

  • @DoraSometimes
    @DoraSometimes Год назад

    Why did I always think that it's important to buff nails only in one direction?!
    I trust you absolutely, that's why I'm asking...
    I really love your content. Not everyone wants long gel/acrylic/ hybrid gel nails.
    And every time I learn something new.
    You're an amazing teacher!
    Thank you for all your hard work and dedication.
    Love from Croatia 💙

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад +1

      Hello Dora!
      Filing in 1 direction seems to be an old wives tale. I've been filing like this for 25 years and my clients don't experience peeling. Peeling is from damaged surface and not which direction you file.
      Also if you file with coarser file the finish will be rough and it can catch on things. So then either smooth the edge with a buffer block or use a fine file
      Here how scientist explains it
      👉 FILING NAILS IN 1 DIRECTION? by Doug Schoon ruclips.net/video/LdpvdDJ9wJI/видео.html

  • @rosyloveslearning3013
    @rosyloveslearning3013 Год назад

    Thank you. ❤

  • @screamingmimi90
    @screamingmimi90 Год назад +1

    Regarding removal of old color: it seems to stick to the damaged part of her nail better than the new growth. Warm wishes from Minnesota! ❤️❤️❤️

  • @tinasmith770
    @tinasmith770 Год назад

    love it!!!!!!!

  • @conniemckinley7428
    @conniemckinley7428 Год назад +1

    That is so cool!😃 I've never seen that product done before! Two thumbs up!👍👍
    I use regular nail polish on my nails at home. I've heard that once in a while, you should give your natural nails a break from nail polish. Is that true? If so, how long should the break be?
    Thank you🌸

  • @ingrid2543
    @ingrid2543 Год назад +2

    Her nails look great, good job!

  • @MrsSunGreen
    @MrsSunGreen Год назад

    I love your videos 💖 Could you please tell something about thickened toe nails (not from fungus! maybe too tight shoes etc.)?

  • @mercedes4328
    @mercedes4328 Год назад

    I've never seen polish applied like that. Do you apply that way because it's flexible gel?

  • @patwilkinson2182
    @patwilkinson2182 Год назад +3

    Great videos! Quick question, Why don't you ever soak the cuticles?

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад +9

      Because before any enhancement service you don't want to soak in water. Hand washing is OK because its just few second but soaking for few minutes makes the nail swell up and the product doesn't bond as well.

  • @foo8lover
    @foo8lover Год назад

    Dreaming to get you to do my manicure! Ever planning on coming to Montreal, Canada?

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад

      Thank you. Who knows what the future may bring, perhaps one day we may end up visiting Montreal.

  • @shewolf5132
    @shewolf5132 Год назад +3

    Hey Anna, I have the softest nails ever, literally like baby's nails, you can bend them and it doesn't hurt at all (they are not peeling). They are also super thin. Is there any possible change I could do to make them better?

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад +2

      Hello :) You probably could benefit from a hardener like Mavala. Pls check out more info here ruclips.net/video/2JYu0wZcSt0/видео.html

  • @tammyjohnston6545
    @tammyjohnston6545 Год назад +1

    ❤❤❤

  • @ania.p8063
    @ania.p8063 Год назад

    Czy może pani polecić co robić w sytuacji bardzo mocno narastających skórek i też bardzo szybko. Obgryzanie skórek powoduje u mnie silny wzrost paznokci, rosną jak szalone. To ma nawet nazwę jako jednostka chorobowa. Narastanie skórek to dramat, raz w tygodniu wycinanie czasami nie wystarczy. Proszę o poradę co robić. To trwa już 40 lat. Pozdrawiam

  • @robinh.8513
    @robinh.8513 Год назад +2

    Wish you had Salons in the states....

  • @sandymakesplans
    @sandymakesplans Год назад

    i'm not sure if this a newbie question: does all gel need uv to cure or are there some that can cure without it?

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад

      Some polishes are being incorrectly marketed as "gels". All gels really are UV cured

  • @easynails123
    @easynails123 Год назад +1

    What are your favorite hema free gel and monomer and primer available in eu?

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад +1

      Honestly I don’t think HEMA is the problem. Lack of knowledge on how to work with it is the problem. Also, irresponsible formulating with it is the problem or any other chemical for that matter. Stick with reputable companies and products that are manufactured in USA, Canada, EU. Not “designed” (means nothing) but manufactured.
      If already allergic to HEMA, HEMA free products will cause allergy too.

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад +1

      Ps. I don’t use gels really. I know that Light Elegance is HEMA free but I didn’t have great results with the line. Cnd Shellac is HEMA free but it doesn’t mean that it can’t cause allergic reaction when cured and used improperly.
      Usually HEMA free products don’t bond as well. If clients pick off peeling gel they cause damage to the nails which is problematic too. Because all of these products believe it or not are designed to be used on normal and healthy nails. Not thin and damaged nails.

  • @midlifemom5829
    @midlifemom5829 Год назад +2

    Would u happen to know which vitamin deficiencies cause ridges and brittle nails. And any topical products to help?

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад +4

      Ridges are a normal part of aging, some people have them earlier than others. Brittle nails are usually caused by contact with water and detergents and not really caring for the nails properly
      Here is a video explaining care for brittle nails ruclips.net/video/io335eWf6R4/видео.html
      I would say majority of nail issues stem from lack of proper care and improper manicures (way too aggressive). Constant nail polish wear can also add to the surface damage.

    • @midlifemom5829
      @midlifemom5829 Год назад +2

      @@TheSalonLife thank u, I rarely use polish and moisturize my nails / hands daily

    • @kjones2008
      @kjones2008 Год назад +2

      Anna had a short “how to care” video a while back. Her oil recommendations have been a game changer for me. Oil molecule size plays a huge role.
      The biggest learning for me was oil and/or lotion after every hand washing and water exposure.

  • @annamariastavropoulou8002
    @annamariastavropoulou8002 Год назад

    acid free primer .. what is this ?
    what brand did you use?

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад +1

      Cuccio as well. It’s called Fuse 2 I think

  • @caty2ful
    @caty2ful Год назад

    Hi, I never had my cuticles removed, in fact I only removed living skin ( I dont do it anymore though )...So my question is, I dont see much cuticles on my nails, so if I remove them will I have more in the future?

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад

      Cuticle is a dead skin cells that "fell" off the living skin and are stuck to the nail plate. So no, if you remove it, you won't get more cuticle. If you don't have too much then that's great, no need to remove it.

  • @dottiejohnson5812
    @dottiejohnson5812 Год назад

    Anna, I need a nail assessment. How do I initiate this process ? Dot

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад

      Hi Dottie. You can initiate the process here www.thesalonlife.ca/services
      Thank you very much!

  • @ruthchapman3405
    @ruthchapman3405 Год назад

    Given that you had to file the shine off the no wipe top coat, do you think there is any point to it? It really doesn’t seem that hard wiping the top coat

    • @helen.2222
      @helen.2222 Год назад

      i think it's more long lasting

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад

      Very good question! I wondered myself so I just had to try. I find the application a bit easier since the top coat is thinner. I like the thin look. Wiping also doesn’t bother me. I do find it more difficult to soak off. So you “save time” on wiping but then you have to scuff it. Of course CND does not teach that so you don’t *have* to but it takes longer to soak off then?
      I think it’s more shiny too. I have to compare it side by side.
      Might be longer lasting.

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад

      I have the same feeling Marlena

  • @Love-qq7ii
    @Love-qq7ii Год назад +1

    looks like you are filing some of the dry skin on the proximal nail fold. i thought we shouldn’t remove it?

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад +8

      Hi Love, Hardened skin can be smoothed safely if it's done lightly, specially when people tend to pick and bite. This is why I like to compare if I see progress or not.
      I see that with this treatments client comes back with nails that are progressively better.
      There is a difference between hard skin and dry skin. Dry skin can be gently exfoliated but it has to be done very gently. They key is to exfoliate it gently and not try to "remove it"
      You know what I mean?
      This can be achieved with use or creams like Kerasal and using oil after hand washing but clients usually don't do this.

    • @Love-qq7ii
      @Love-qq7ii Год назад +1

      @@TheSalonLife thank you

  • @lidiadegouveia7677
    @lidiadegouveia7677 Год назад

    Hi there, could you please tell me why do you the two last steps the brush on the center,and thin art brush with short strokes?

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад +3

      Hello Lidia! I applied a bead of gel to smooth out the uneven nail. I waited for the gel to level a bit and then I used the small brush to move it around so it looks natural.

    • @lidiadegouveia7677
      @lidiadegouveia7677 Год назад

      @@TheSalonLife thanks a lot

  • @user-kk3000
    @user-kk3000 Год назад

    one question, why don't you cut away the dead skin from around the nail ,, is it bad ?

    • @TheSalonLife
      @TheSalonLife  Год назад +2

      hello there :) I explain this in the video...

  • @stephlon6757
    @stephlon6757 Год назад

    The client should apply african bitter leaves water or artemisia to her nails daily and she’ll never bite them again. When my cousin was a kid (wayyy past the thumb sucking phase), he didn’t want to stop sucking his thumb, his remedy bitter leaves 😅.

  • @shakunvashisht342
    @shakunvashisht342 Год назад

    OM OM OM.

  • @mariahines4025
    @mariahines4025 7 месяцев назад

    I wish u can someone my nails I will pay u and u do awesome work 5 stars i lived in Garrett county Oakland MD