I followed all of those steps and was still getting lots of lifting on the nails. After I switched and started using YN protein bonder, that all went away. Can't thank you all enough for the amazing products you bring to the table.
Dont forget sometimes it may be the client... My nails cannot hold acrylic I have to have polygel or gel. I am a sweaty hand woman lol.. Also some people take meds...or are vitamin lacking :)
Thank you for this one. I save all your videos for reference, Young Nails can always be relied on to show us the right way to do things, these videos have got me back into the nail game, I have had more 'lightbulb' moments through you guys than any of the other tutorials around. Thank you!
@@MizzBubblez94 yes coz is double and many times triple what cos pays due to hours needed and depending on the area you live in schools can definitely charge a lot more than many low cost of living areas.
I totally new and prepping takes me FOREVER! And I still get lifting. I didn't know you could use the medium grit so close to the skin, so I will definitely try this 🙏
I got acrylics done for the first time about 3 weeks ago and by the 2nd week I already had lifting and now I know why! She didn’t prep my nail at all... just dabbed some cuticle oil on my nails and told me to wash my hands... AND didn’t even paint them nicely
I always get an overlay over my natural nails. I never have lifting at the cuticle. But with every full set, about half of them lift at the tips within the same day, or a day or two later. I always figured it was not enough primer applied, being that I have long nails. The tech only apply it at the cuticle area, and only redips the brush about every 3 - 4 nails. I figured the primer just wasn't reaching all the way to the tip of my nails.
What i do is make sure all nail polish is off, push the cuticle as far back as i can with the scraper flat side (gently of course) and then take the file around that area to make sure the skin is off th nail plate. Then i lightly buff the shine off instead of the file so i don't go to far down. Dust every thing off before i dehydrate and prime the nail and boom. Prep takes me max 15 mins
Thanks Tracey!! I do have problems with lifting and I have always looked back at my prep work to make sure im doing it thoroughly enough..After watching how you work around the cuticle area..I now know I DO not file around the cuticle area enough..Again thanks for info
Thank you Tracey! These really great tips and your alternative to using the nail brush as opposed to just the lint free pad and swipe is perfect . Thanks for sharing ♡
Thank you so much I have deep grooves and I stop going to the nail salons I felt it was a waste of money. Nails lifted and bent from the back causing so much pain. I started doing my own nails and still was experiencing the same issues...so started using no lift primer it’s been ok but now I believe it will be much better now I see what I been doing wrong.
Swipe is an alcohol and acetone based product formulated to cleanse the nail perfectly for product. Protein bond is a non acid primer.. it doesn’t chemically etch the nail like a traditional primer does. Protein stays sticky.. sticks to the natural nail and then sticks the product. Here are some great videos on how to use them: ruclips.net/video/lXxr0U-kHkM/видео.html ruclips.net/video/GY8KvVKJlQE/видео.html
Needed this video soo bad! Been doing my own nails for almost 3yrs and could not for the life of me figure out why my nails were still lifting....I thought it was the Mia Secret products
I've been having so many problems with lifting. I never thought my nail prep was bad. But clearly I need to change something I'm doing. This video has some great tips I can add. Thank you so much for sharing!!
Thanks for encouraging us to do this the proper way! I have deep cuticle pockets and heavy handed so I may or may not have this problem going into this field but... I will have go lightly. In any case, with repetition this should be helped sooner than later☺☺💕💕💕💖💗💝
With protein bond, do you still use a nail glue in order to adhere your full nail form to the natural nail or does, dehydrating and nail primer done, act as the glue for under the lamp?? Xx
Please do a video for beginners on how to not put dents in natural nails. Because I noticed that I always have dent in my natural nails once I take off my old Enhancement like in one of my nails I have two dents one on top and another underneath
Can you do this exact video but without an e-file? I'm not qualified in using an e-file so it would be really useful if you had any tips for prepping with hand files
To prep the natural nail using a hand file use a 220-240 grit file. Take a cuticle pusher or orangewood stick and push back the cuticles. Working from center to side on nail from the middle of the nail, remove the ptygerium from the nail plate. Hold back skin if necessary. Once completed, switch to an 180 grit file and remove shine from old product and check for cracks and lifting. File and blend out any cracks in the enhancements. Remove dust with nail brush or lint free wipe and dehydrate nail. Based on the system you're using either ph bond or acid prime the area to be filled. Now you're ready to complete your fill! Hope this helps and clarifies!
Think I might have to try this way on myself Tracey. Really useful tip if your struggling or get lifting. This might help me with my speed too x ;-) Great Tutorial!
What do you do if you have lifting from the free-edge as it’s chipping and lifting away from the natural nail both on me and my clients and I don’t know know what I’m doing wrong
My lifting is backwards. After a couple fills and i trim my nails down, they seem to pull away mostly at the corners of the tip of my nail... what can i do to fix it
this happens as our natural nail starts to pull away from the product. To help prevent this use cuticle oil not only around the cuticle area but a little underneath the nail as well
I got my nails done today and the people didn’t lift the correct tips so a few of them are too small, they don’t meet the edges of my nails on both sides so I’m preparing for them to lift pretty fast
Hey. My question is, how long does a prepped nail last for? So I started prepping my nails but my children needed me so I've stopped doing my nails. So the nails that were prepped do I have to go those again in a few hours? Or will they last several hours..? It will be about a 7 hour break?
How do you prevent lifting from someone with sweaty hands. I don’t have any problems with other clients but one in particular their hands sweat a lot and her nails lift easy.
With these clients, we would recommend prepping and applying one hand at a time. This way the oils/moisture won't come back to the surface as quickly. Also, when you are cleansing with Swipe, give the whole fingertip a wipe to remove the excess oils. You can also give the client a paper towel/table towel to hold in their palm to help absorb the moisture.
YoungNailsInc On just real nail clients no tips or sculpt nail added? Because I used it with Lechat perfect match? I then tried without bond and it was their gel polish really bad nothing like your caption polish lol using it today on my toes lol ty.
Does water cause lifting? I do quite a bit of general housework (laundry, dishes etc) which involves a lot of water and chemicals daily. I also wash my hands quite a bit too. I’ve noticed that when I do this, my acrylic lifts. Is this true? Or am I doing something wrong? 🤔
Wow thanks a bunch Tracy for the tips,i don't have trouble with lifting but its still so great to know how to fix the problem,you guys always do amazing ,great job every time 💅💅💅😍keep on rockin!
I use all YN products but I have a few clients that have lifting on the free edge as the natural nail grows out. I use an under the nail cleaner bit but can you recommend what I should do different to keep the acrylic from seperating?
This whole time that I have been getting my nails done I’ve been getting ripped off. The places I’ve done my nails at only put a dab of nail dehydrator and do not EVER clean the cuticle area. My nails start lifting in 3 days and I would pay $65 every time. I have always thought that it is normal. I will never trust these people ever again.
I have deep pockets and when my nails are put on they never go all the way from one side to the other. I always have a sliver on both sides of my natural nails. I always get lift on one side or the other within a week on almost all nails. I feel so uncomfortable saying anything to my nail tech though. Im wondering if i should shop around for another place.
I have a question? What would happen if you didnt drill in the cuticle area after putting on acrylic? Like the area she put marker on what would happen if we didnt drill it? I wear my nails really thick and I always ask this and my tech never answers
@@youngnailsinc ohh ok, so if when I first get them done and I like that full to the cuticle look how can I maintain that? If I get it thin and not let them drill in the cuticle area after acrylic is set will it still lift? I hope im making sense
Hi, I love your videos. I have a situation I have my nails done for 2 for a while in a beauty salon. After I went to get the acrylic removed I saw next day my nail plate lifted from my bed nail and I don’t know wat to do? Any advice, please?
Okay, I watched tons of these videos and Tracey looked extremely familiar to me. Now today it clicked. She looks EXACTLY like Jennifer Morrison, who played in once upon a time :o
My nail tech told me she uses YN products. She said my nails are lifting because I have thin nail beds, and not because of anything she did or her products. I’m so upset. Three days and multiple lifted nails. She only buffed slightly no dehydrator applied at all!
Every time i go around cuticles with e file drill i take off piece of new acrylic in there, whats a problem? Do i run too much around it or should i increase more acrylic powder around cuticles area?
I have noticed my clients will come back with lifting in the middle of the nail. I always prep and cleanse before adding the acrylic, I’ve tried the 3 ball method and a 1 ball method and they still seem to lift in the middle. What am I doing wrong?
Would it be a good practice to always use the marker with clients until you’re comfortable? I have a hard time with that and sealing after I’m done. I want to start offering services but lifting/chipping scares me, especially for my price point.
my broke a** really be prepping my nails with regular files and then putting acrylic straight on... can't wait for the next payday so I can get more tools!
I’m really stuck, I do everything that has been mentioned in this video, I’m just beginning at nails and when I have done a few of my friends nails they have had a few fall off in the first week! any tips?
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I followed all of those steps and was still getting lots of lifting on the nails. After I switched and started using YN protein bonder, that all went away. Can't thank you all enough for the amazing products you bring to the table.
What product were you using before ?
I thank you! I was getting so frustrated with clients coming back saying their nail was lifting, i was about to scream.
Welcome!!
Kadida Gaskins actually why I’m here with my clients! Did u notice a difference using this method???
Dont forget sometimes it may be the client... My nails cannot hold acrylic I have to have polygel or gel. I am a sweaty hand woman lol.. Also some people take meds...or are vitamin lacking :)
i feel so bad when clients come back and tell me they’re nails lifted like it discourages me so much :/
ITS 3AM AND IM WATCHING ALL THESE VIDEOS 😂 THANK YOU ! PAID NAIL SCHOOL IS NOT NEEDED
haha happy you're enjoying the content
You’re basically paying thousands of dollars just for a piece of paper to allow you to work on paying customers
Thank you for this one. I save all your videos for reference, Young Nails can always be relied on to show us the right way to do things, these videos have got me back into the nail game, I have had more 'lightbulb' moments through you guys than any of the other tutorials around. Thank you!
Nail School teaches me more than the school I'm paying $6900 for
Alana Myeshia The Plus Size Diva sound like me SMH
Where do you go that school is that cheap lol?
@gennycruz I want to own a shop which you can't do with a nail tech license. Its the price of cosmo school
@@MizzBubblez94 yes coz is double and many times triple what cos pays due to hours needed and depending on the area you live in schools can definitely charge a lot more than many low cost of living areas.
@gennycruz which school do you go to and do you like it? I'm looking for one in NYC
I totally new and prepping takes me FOREVER! And I still get lifting. I didn't know you could use the medium grit so close to the skin, so I will definitely try this 🙏
I got acrylics done for the first time about 3 weeks ago and by the 2nd week I already had lifting and now I know why! She didn’t prep my nail at all... just dabbed some cuticle oil on my nails and told me to wash my hands... AND didn’t even paint them nicely
I use a cuticle bit works every time ❤️ Thanks for the tips.
TheNailJunkie
Which cuticle bit do you suggest?
TheNailJunkie, thanks!
Can I ask you where you got yours from. I have been trying to find one
I agree that the cuticle bits work great.
I had the exact same problem on 4 of my clients so far will definitely try this out
THANK YOU SO MUCH
I think it’s totally okay to use the drill if you use it on low and are gentle with the nails. Most people just drill too hard which makes it bad.
I always get an overlay over my natural nails. I never have lifting at the cuticle. But with every full set, about half of them lift at the tips within the same day, or a day or two later. I always figured it was not enough primer applied, being that I have long nails. The tech only apply it at the cuticle area, and only redips the brush about every 3 - 4 nails. I figured the primer just wasn't reaching all the way to the tip of my nails.
👀…2 to 5min to prep ALL ten nails!!! Is this possible!!!
What i do is make sure all nail polish is off, push the cuticle as far back as i can with the scraper flat side (gently of course) and then take the file around that area to make sure the skin is off th nail plate. Then i lightly buff the shine off instead of the file so i don't go to far down. Dust every thing off before i dehydrate and prime the nail and boom. Prep takes me max 15 mins
The protein bond is the best one that I've ever used it works wonderful.💅🏻
Awesome thank you
Hi, may I ask you what brand is that for protein bond? Thank you :)
Young Nails has the best protein bond for me but you should try it for yourself it's GREAT 💅🏻
Marilyn Rivera Thank you so much :)
I tried it and felt the acrylic fall into place did not realize what I was doing wrong all along thanks So much
Thanks Tracey!! I do have problems with lifting and I have always looked back at my prep work to make sure im doing it thoroughly enough..After watching how you work around the cuticle area..I now know I DO not file around the cuticle area enough..Again thanks for info
TY!!!
it looks easy but it hard
Practice makes perfect.. I promise once you have the technique down it is a breeze.
Thank you Tracey! These really great tips and your alternative to using the nail brush as opposed to just the lint free pad and swipe is perfect . Thanks for sharing ♡
Wow that marker was a great visual. Never thought about it like that
Thank you so much I have deep grooves and I stop going to the nail salons I felt it was a waste of money. Nails lifted and bent from the back causing so much pain. I started doing my own nails and still was experiencing the same issues...so started using no lift primer it’s been ok but now I believe it will be much better now I see what I been doing wrong.
This is my issue too. The nails lift from the cuticle area and it hurts so bad so I have stopped doing my nails. Are you still having the issue?
At around 5:00
What’s the purpose of protein 1 and the other application you brushed on?
Swipe is an alcohol and acetone based product formulated to cleanse the nail perfectly for product.
Protein bond is a non acid primer.. it doesn’t chemically etch the nail like a traditional primer does. Protein stays sticky.. sticks to the natural nail and then sticks the product.
Here are some great videos on how to use them:
ruclips.net/video/lXxr0U-kHkM/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/GY8KvVKJlQE/видео.html
@@youngnailsinc thank you so much ☺️
Awesome!!! Tracy ROCKS!!!! Thank you for sharing Tracy! Love your work!
Archer Nema TY!❤️
Needed this video soo bad! Been doing my own nails for almost 3yrs and could not for the life of me figure out why my nails were still lifting....I thought it was the Mia Secret products
Jerusha Marie Are you getting lifting now?
I've been having so many problems with lifting. I never thought my nail prep was bad. But clearly I need to change something I'm doing. This video has some great tips I can add. Thank you so much for sharing!!
Thanks for encouraging us to do this the proper way! I have deep cuticle pockets and heavy handed so I may or may not have this problem going into this field but... I will have go lightly. In any case, with repetition this should be helped sooner than later☺☺💕💕💕💖💗💝
Thanks Trace. I love Young Nails acrylic. I am having the best success ever, with no lifting.
Love these School videos!!!! So helpful for while I’m trying to learn application to start thinking about all the nitty gritty as well. Thanks guys!
Very helpful video! The gel nails I do to myself only stay on for 3-4 days..After that, they pop off. I am going to try this.
Omgness thank you soooo much for filing in one direction whn on it near the natural nail... people uneducated don’t do tht!👏👏👏👏👏👏
I just love this channel!!!
Thank you for this Tracey. I use the same technique and haven’t had a problem with my gel application
Awesome
Tracey Reierson thank you❤️
Super helpful xx
Fantastic instruction from Tracey👏
With protein bond, do you still use a nail glue in order to adhere your full nail form to the natural nail or does, dehydrating and nail primer done, act as the glue for under the lamp?? Xx
I love your nail school videos!!
Please do a video for beginners on how to not put dents in natural nails. Because I noticed that I always have dent in my natural nails once I take off my old Enhancement like in one of my nails I have two dents one on top and another underneath
more videos coming daily
Thank you NY team this is amazing and educational
Can you do this exact video but without an e-file?
I'm not qualified in using an e-file so it would be really useful if you had any tips for prepping with hand files
Some states/areas have different rules
To prep the natural nail using a hand file use a 220-240 grit file. Take a cuticle pusher or orangewood stick and push back the cuticles. Working from center to side on nail from the middle of the nail, remove the ptygerium from the nail plate. Hold back skin if necessary. Once completed, switch to an 180 grit file and remove shine from old product and check for cracks and lifting. File and blend out any cracks in the enhancements. Remove dust with nail brush or lint free wipe and dehydrate nail. Based on the system you're using either ph bond or acid prime the area to be filled. Now you're ready to complete your fill! Hope this helps and clarifies!
You can order a drill for like 35 bucks, I saw a 35,000rpm drill for 36 bucks! Go get you a drill! But dont use it on the natural nail :)
quality gender fluid over here can you send the link for the drill you are talking about? Please
Think I might have to try this way on myself Tracey. Really useful tip if your struggling or get lifting. This might help me with my speed too x ;-) Great Tutorial!
Awesome prep. Thank you for showing.
What do you do if you have lifting from the free-edge as it’s chipping and lifting away from the natural nail both on me and my clients and I don’t know know what I’m doing wrong
Hi. Happy Friday guys. Thanks Tracey for the demo and tips. Ur amazing. Have a great weekend everyone.
TY!!! Have a great weekend too.
So after putting the bond on and have glued on the tip, does one still use primer as well before applying acrylic?
Protein bond will replace your primer
Should I apply acrylic with wet or dry primer
Can you tell me what to use to prep for one 🥺🥺🥺
HI TRACE! THANKS FOR SHARING! I would love to see you more.
ahhhhh thanks!!
My lifting is backwards. After a couple fills and i trim my nails down, they seem to pull away mostly at the corners of the tip of my nail... what can i do to fix it
this happens as our natural nail starts to pull away from the product. To help prevent this use cuticle oil not only around the cuticle area but a little underneath the nail as well
The protein bond can be used as a primer or is it just a base coat type thing? 👀
Used in place of primer
Thank you so much. 🙏🏽
I got my nails done today and the people didn’t lift the correct tips so a few of them are too small, they don’t meet the edges of my nails on both sides so I’m preparing for them to lift pretty fast
Does the bond touching the skin aid into lifting?
Hopefully I still get an answer but what grit type is the sanding band to prep natural nails and what rpm is considered “low”
Can I use a medium diamond flame bit?
Will the swipe cleanser work as a dehydrator as well ?
yep
Does the protein Bond need to dry all the way before you apply the base coat and cure? Or is it still going to be a bit shiny on the nail?
Protein bond will always have a wet look to it
Thanks, Tracey, I been having problems with lifting to.
Hey. My question is, how long does a prepped nail last for? So I started prepping my nails but my children needed me so I've stopped doing my nails. So the nails that were prepped do I have to go those again in a few hours? Or will they last several hours..? It will be about a 7 hour break?
Definitely would want to re etch the nail, dehydrate and re protein bond.
@@youngnailsinc thank you so much. This is why I always tune into you guys. You reply ☺️ stay safe x
Where do you teach? I would like to take an acrylic class
We have classes here at our office in Anaheim Ca, email us at ray@youngnails.com for more details
hey ms Tracey thanks so much for the tips. love the video and love y'all ❤❤
TY!!
How do you prevent lifting from someone with sweaty hands. I don’t have any problems with other clients but one in particular their hands sweat a lot and her nails lift easy.
With these clients, we would recommend prepping and applying one hand at a time. This way the oils/moisture won't come back to the surface as quickly. Also, when you are cleansing with Swipe, give the whole fingertip a wipe to remove the excess oils. You can also give the client a paper towel/table towel to hold in their palm to help absorb the moisture.
@@youngnailsinc thank you so much !
What about soak off gels? Can you use the protein bond and do you have to cure it I didn't and didn't see you either but want to be sure ty?
If you use protein bond and plan on soaking off your gel polish, only protein Bond the free edge of the nail.
YoungNailsInc On just real nail clients no tips or sculpt nail added? Because I used it with Lechat perfect match? I then tried without bond and it was their gel polish really bad nothing like your caption polish lol using it today on my toes lol ty.
Awesome Tracey
Does water cause lifting? I do quite a bit of general housework (laundry, dishes etc) which involves a lot of water and chemicals daily. I also wash my hands quite a bit too. I’ve noticed that when I do this, my acrylic lifts. Is this true? Or am I doing something wrong? 🤔
Wow thanks a bunch Tracy for the tips,i don't have trouble with lifting but its still so great to know how to fix the problem,you guys always do amazing ,great job every time 💅💅💅😍keep on rockin!
Ty!!
I use all YN products but I have a few clients that have lifting on the free edge as the natural nail grows out. I use an under the nail cleaner bit but can you recommend what I should do different to keep the acrylic from seperating?
Can you do a video on backfilling the nail & keeping the apaex in place. Thanks for all your videos they are always so informative! 😊
Is it only for gel nail polish?
This is how we prevent lifting for all services 💕
Hi i had a question, what is the liquid u used to brush off the dust from the natural nail?
Greg is using Swipe😊.
YoungNailsInc what is swipe?
Thanks for all the tips and education!!
Question, if you are applying tips when would you do that during this process? Would you push the cuticle back apply the tips then move onto blending?
I personally like to apply my tips right before I use dehydrator and primer
This whole time that I have been getting my nails done I’ve been getting ripped off. The places I’ve done my nails at only put a dab of nail dehydrator and do not EVER clean the cuticle area. My nails start lifting in 3 days and I would pay $65 every time. I have always thought that it is normal. I will never trust these people ever again.
Haha all nail techs are not created equal! Hope you find a good tech in your area!
I have deep pockets and when my nails are put on they never go all the way from one side to the other. I always have a sliver on both sides of my natural nails. I always get lift on one side or the other within a week on almost all nails. I feel so uncomfortable saying anything to my nail tech though. Im wondering if i should shop around for another place.
Thank you guys for the free education 💙💙💙
i love how he says right now .. on nail school
Where can I buy a E file nail bit I don't want to use my nail drill to hard for my nails thank y in advance
Can using cuticle remover cause lifting? If clients don’t wash it off
I have a question? What would happen if you didnt drill in the cuticle area after putting on acrylic? Like the area she put marker on what would happen if we didnt drill it? I wear my nails really thick and I always ask this and my tech never answers
Im speaking as far as a fresh set
Sometimes if it is to thick around the cuticle it can cause lifting, mostly this is done so that as the nail grows out there isn’t a ledge
@@youngnailsinc ohh ok, so if when I first get them done and I like that full to the cuticle look how can I maintain that? If I get it thin and not let them drill in the cuticle area after acrylic is set will it still lift? I hope im making sense
@@youngnailsinc also thank you so much for responding in such a timely fashion
Hi, I love your videos. I have a situation I have my nails done for 2 for a while in a beauty salon. After I went to get the acrylic removed I saw next day my nail plate lifted from my bed nail and I don’t know wat to do? Any advice, please?
Do you have A video on how to keep a nail from breaking or coming off?
Thank you so much. I’m new and will try at this soon to see how it goes!!
Welcome!
Okay, I watched tons of these videos and Tracey looked extremely familiar to me. Now today it clicked. She looks EXACTLY like Jennifer Morrison, who played in once upon a time :o
My nail tech told me she uses YN products. She said my nails are lifting because I have thin nail beds, and not because of anything she did or her products. I’m so upset. Three days and multiple lifted nails. She only buffed slightly no dehydrator applied at all!
Every time i go around cuticles with e file drill i take off piece of new acrylic in there, whats a problem? Do i run too much around it or should i increase more acrylic powder around cuticles area?
Is this happening in your prep work or after you have completed the nails?
@@youngnailsinc after i complete an acrylic on hands and start make it smooth with e file (nail drill for smooth not for remove)
I have noticed my clients will come back with lifting in the middle of the nail. I always prep and cleanse before adding the acrylic, I’ve tried the 3 ball method and a 1 ball method and they still seem to lift in the middle. What am I doing wrong?
Would it be a good practice to always use the marker with clients until you’re comfortable? I have a hard time with that and sealing after I’m done. I want to start offering services but lifting/chipping scares me, especially for my price point.
Just got poly gel nails done and 3 days later they are all lifting at the cuticles....so unhappy. I went to a salon to get them done...
Friggin love these videos! Thank you! ❤️
How do you avoid fungus from growing in nail while having acrylics on?
Can use this method for gel manicures as well?
I always a have this one question.. do those bits not hurt on the skin?
No, we are using a low speed and such light pressure that it doesn’t hurt.
Do you protein bond before or after gluing the false tip please
After
How to apply acrylic for some that nails grows up
Do you have to use 2 coats of protein bond?
Hi Kerry, we say one coat for most and 2 for heavy lifters. I don't like wait to figure out if they are a heavy lifter so I always use 2.
Tracey Reierson great thank you!!
my broke a** really be prepping my nails with regular files and then putting acrylic straight on... can't wait for the next payday so I can get more tools!
Hope this helps
I’m really stuck, I do everything that has been mentioned in this video, I’m just beginning at nails and when I have done a few of my friends nails they have had a few fall off in the first week! any tips?
So you don't you put the protein bond before sticking on the tip ?
After
how to clean brush after first client usage? do you use new one on every new client?
Acrylic brushes can be leaned in monomer they should not be exposed to other chemicals
Thanks great tip with the brush!! 🤗🇿🇦
Protein bond? Ive been using dehydrator and then primer.. Is the bond equivalent to one of these? Im super super new to everything
Protein bond is used in place of primer
@@youngnailsinc Ohh thank you soo much this helps a lot!!!
I get lifting at the tips of my natural nail when doing a bio gel overlay. How do I fix that?
rose oil. seperating at the free edge happens when the nails start to naturally peel away from the enhancement
I've been trying to figure that out, too. I get a lot of separation and lifting and I do everything right!
Hey Tracey, which drill should I use for applying and removing gel/shellac?
We recommend our Medium Safety Bit
Thank you for this video- very helpful .. Question, I’m new to this- Is primer the same as a dehydrator?