Using gel to adhere tips is FAR superior, and I don't understand why it isn't the norm. Cyanoacrylate (the glue used to adhere tips) is much weaker than gel, and it becomes brittle, often starts to lift and water can get in and the whole nail can lift.
Way back when this was not yet a thing i did think about using gel to adhere tips, but i never bothered putting it to test Because everyone was using glue. Now i ask myself why would it not work? There's no reason.
@@liveandletlive7152 - I totally get that! It's a normal human behavior to simply follow well-established norms. I believe glue is likely still the norm because it's simply been done for a long time. I think it's the same for soaking off nail extensions. Even though it takes filing, multiple soaks, and little by little, dissolving and whitling away at the product, it's such an arduous process. But using a drill to simply file away the top layers takes seconds. I think people follow the legacy that's been established because it's simple to follow traditions.
I own this drill. It’s absolutely perfect for doing nails at home. It feels like professional quality without the huge price tag. If you’re considering buying one, I would totally recommend this. Love the cute little flower design for spring ❤️.
Love the dried flowers! I have been debating on whether or not to purchase some. After seeing this, I definitely need to add some to my nail art collection. This set is beautiful!
I make my own dried flowers from flowers I source from my yard as they are quite tiny and I happen to love the colors that they are (yellow, purple, red and white tipped with purple).
Been using base coat/ gel as nail glue and it changed the game. Regular nail glue damages your nail and with base glue/gel can even soak off and not file off so it’s a win
@@KayKay-qw5ws I use bottle base gel or tip gel to glue them on using the same method in the video. There are gels specifically for tip adhesion but I find base gel works just fine
Gorgeous! I have never really cared for the glass look or flowers and all the decorations before but this set is stunning and you've changed my mind!! I love it ❤
I've just bought a small Saviland macaroon collection from Amazon. This video gives me hope. Getting products into Barbados is super expensive, so I try to save as much without getting too cheaply made products. Thanks for sharing your knowledge Anastasia great for beginners like myself. 💜💅
Gel is awesome for tips. I have been using it for a few years now and never bought glue again. I came upon the idea one morning when I ran out of glue 😂. Tried it on myself first and whow! For me the tips last longer and when taking them off much easier to remove and my nails are not as sensitive when using glue
I think I was lucky that the first tips I bought came with a gel glue so I've never tried anything else. I do remember using glue 20 years ago when I first learned acrylics and I hated how hard it was to stick the tips on without gluing them to the skin. The gel glue has been SO much better.
I've been using a base gel or something similar to the gel you used to adhere my tips for a couple of years now. They just feel much more secure with gel as opposed to glue. I think it's definitely a superior method. Love the floral design! 💐 🩷💜💙
I've been trying to find a gel to use instead of glue. My clients always find lifts in the glue after 2 weeks and peel off their extensions and come back to be with weak nails :(
@Kia the one I use is called 6-in-1 Nail Glue for Nail Tips from Born Pretty. It came in a kit I got from that brand on Amazon that contained a little lamp (like the one Anastasia got with her kit here) and several different kinds of half tips and full cover tips. Idk if you can buy just the gel by itself but I'm sure they sell something similar, surely.
I think you are reading my mind. I was planning to try this today. 😅 I still haven't seen the video but very excited about it. P. S. I love using forms if I cut my nails, bit mostly I just do nail overlay in order to enhance my nails.
Anastasia they're beautiful you make everything look so easy...my favourite design's are floral with clear tip's and you added purple flower's my favourite colour...I bet your client was happy with her nail's they're perfect for Spring...Saviland have some great product's at reasonable price's for the home user...thankyou for sharing xo 💜💅💜
So pretty. And using gel actually to adhere the tips is a great idea because there are people that are allergic to the glue and can’t use it so using gel is a great way to prevent any type of allergic reaction.
I make my own tips using the dual form "tips" out of builder gel and then use more builder gel to secure them to my nails, although I do have to make sure that I clean the tacky layer off after I've cured the tip to my nails with rubbing alcohol and have to lightly file the top of the tip in order for the rest of the layers of gel will properly adhere to the tip I've made. Of course because I only like the tiniest of length for my nail extensions, I am always going to have to make my own nail tips (which I've been doing for about 3 years when I found the dual form "tips' on Amazon). Plus, with the consideration that I do my own nails, I can choose the technique that works for me. The technique that I like the best is the so called "sandwich" method that another nail tech who posts content on RUclips and was even featured on the Nail Education channel on RUclips works best for me because I'm able to keep the thickness of my nails to the minimum other than the amount needed for the nail structure.
Do you just do base coat (no curing) and nail tip on top, then cure to basically dry the tip to your nail? And then do another base coat on top, cure it, and do your nail colors & art?
I did this an an experiment a while a go and SERIOUSLY the tips stayed so long and wouldnt break 😂. The polygel had already started to chip and the tips were still standing strong. I had to use a lot of energy to get the set off after like 7 weeks 😂
That's crazy because I've been doing this since gel came out lol to be honest I thought there were a lot more people doing it. I just didn't know. But I guess that was wrong. But yeah this is a great way to keep them nails on 👍
No matter what...I can't get Saviland products to work for me! Beautiful set. So ready for spring and it's beauty! I have used the Saviland cuticle remover gel n like it!
Could you do a tutorial on sidewalls and tips ????!!!!! Fitting the tips on a rounded smile line like this is impossible to me!!! (I’m just a hobbyist)
Would you do a video like this on someone who has bitten nails with no free edge? I would love to see bc I bite my nails and my girl uses glue with her tips, so naturally they don’t last very long bc of no free edge. I would love to see if this procedure and the gel works on bitten nails. Thank you, and love your videos, thank you for sharing ❤️
Love this set next month maybe. Kind of like the cobblers kids had no shoes this nail tech either has 10 different nails or none. Still haven’t decided whether to use Pre-etched gels x like full covers or tips and my beloved Light Elegance Extreme builder. Since I don’t hav3 the time to sculpt I’ll decide in the am but you’ve helped a lot with my options… Thanks
Anastasia, I know you always throw out the "diamond bits" from modelones and other efile kits, but I.. actually find that they're great for a few things if you treat them like arbor bands. I use them for prepping the natural nail in pedicures. I kept nicking my cuticle and sidewalls with files and arbor bands on my toes because they're just so tiny! The cheap diamond files are the perfect size! Depending on the state of your feet, they can also work on tough skin around the toenails- regular cuticle bits are too gentle, and pumice stones are both too abrasive and too large for itty bitty toes! So I keep them! But I absolutely would not use them on fingernails or cuticles on fingers.
I’ve got that nail gel from Saviland. Not used it yet. I’ve a lot of their products. Their bottle and potted gels are nice to work with but their polygel is really hard for me. ☹️
what is the flat purple sanding bit for ? i have one that came in a kit but can't figure out how to use it !thank you in advance i love your channel an watch and like every video x
Love the clear tip with the dried flowers and like this method but I use the clear solid nail tip gel so much faster and even a beginner can do it. Born Pretty Temu and many other brands sell it .
Okay put a primer on before you put the glue tip on 👏🏾👏🏾💯because I use Saviland nail gel glue on my client I dehydrated the nail then put the tip on & the nails popped off 3 days later🤦🏾♀️
A great video!👍 I’m a person that has sticky sensitive cuticles! I just cringe at the site of cuticle tools, nippers, or those little V-shaped things it’s supposed to cut the skin !oh no, no no no no no no! When I push back, my cuticles, and people have to be careful of pushing back the cuticles cause you can’t don’t wanna push them back too far. Just barely move them out of place. I barely move mine back in my cuticle on my nail bed is a purply color where before I even touch my cuticles or of the skin around my cuticles, they’re just white in my skin is flesh color. So pushing back my cuticles exposes sensitive , very sensitive, cuticle, nail bed! I don’t know why this is it’s just the way my fingers are in the way. They’ve always been because I remember as a kid having very sensitive nail beds at the cuticle area and the cuticle and sidewall that touch the nail bed I always end up beating my cuticles up a little bit trying to file because my cuticles inside walls are very sensitive skin. So I’m trying to figure a way to file the dead cuticle off around my nail plate, top and side walls, without any damage to the skin. Maybe using cuticle guards? Something putting tape on them anything because they always end up Bleeding insensitive after I file my nails just one little Nick on low with the mild tool and they’re just really sensitive. And how it’s so hard to file your own nails and try to hold back the skin around the nail bed how we only got one one hand my have to use that for the tool we can’t use it for holding my skin back away from the nail bed!😂 And that’s my problem! Please do a video on very very sensitive cuticles and cuticle skin not just the film that’s on the nail bed itself but how to get rid of the dead skin around the nail plate. Insensitive nails.❤
Use the cone shape cuticle bit on a nails drill after soaking nails for 10 mins in very warm water. I have the same issue and it lifts mine fine, make sure you oil your cuticles daily, it helps tremendousl. Use cooking oil even, works just fine. Olive oil.
Also I'd change my diet if my nail beds are purple. When I started adding fat and cutting out sugar my nails changed from thin, brittle, sensitive to more of a "normal"
That scary looking tool for the cuticle is called "Lidah ular" in my country, if you translate it to English, it will be "Snake's tongue" because it looks like a snake's tongue, I'm honestly really scared to use it lol, it's very risky and it can be quite painful to use sometimes if you're not careful even in the slightest, so I just avoid it
I am definitely going to try gluing the tips with gel, but I do have a question. Can we use the gel to glue tips and make the nail bed straight? Mine are growing downwards a bit and I love when they are straight. This design is so pretty 💖
This is a beautiful set .Did the 15 gm jar of acrylic lasted you after this set ? I'm just curious and want to know how much product is used up for this length of nails ...
When using the drill bit, can you feel a difference between the cuticle and the nail? I have watched so many videos using a electric file and it terrifies me because I have no experience using a e-file, that I might be too aggressive and sand through my nails.
hey, i m ur fan now.. n i m beginner n i hv a question. can u pls guide me wether to wipe of sticky layer after using non acidic primer(the one which i hv requires to dry in uvled lamp, its not air dry one. But it forms a sticky layer, shld i wipe it or not?) nothing such mentioned in bottle instruction. pls do guide. as i dont know, i m not using it , i directly use base coat after dehydrater.
Maybe I missed it but what are the 3 white lines on the thumb? I heard some really bad reviews about this brand gel not curing but it seems like they just really needed to keep it in longer, did you notice this gel takes longer to cure?
Yes, I have a goose neck lamp to freeze cure product, it can be conveniently located at any height, like a table lamp and sometimes I use flashlight handheld lamp too and ask my clients to assist
@@Nailcou there's so many to choose from. We watch your videos they cool that you try a lot of brands but I'd like to know what you think is a long lasting brand to use? My daughter in law has constant pop offs. Thanks 😊
The digits of the rpm on the nail drill are not showing properly 😕 you're always nice when you review products but us as your audience we need your honesty
Using gel to adhere tips is FAR superior, and I don't understand why it isn't the norm. Cyanoacrylate (the glue used to adhere tips) is much weaker than gel, and it becomes brittle, often starts to lift and water can get in and the whole nail can lift.
I don’t even buy glue anymore.
I love that it soaks off so much easier and (if you do break a nail) it's less likely to rip up the nail compared to super glue.
Brianna B. Excellent comment 😊I couldn't agree more .
Way back when this was not yet a thing i did think about using gel to adhere tips, but i never bothered putting it to test
Because everyone was using glue. Now i ask myself why would it not work? There's no reason.
@@liveandletlive7152 - I totally get that! It's a normal human behavior to simply follow well-established norms.
I believe glue is likely still the norm because it's simply been done for a long time.
I think it's the same for soaking off nail extensions. Even though it takes filing, multiple soaks, and little by little, dissolving and whitling away at the product, it's such an arduous process. But using a drill to simply file away the top layers takes seconds.
I think people follow the legacy that's been established because it's simple to follow traditions.
I own this drill. It’s absolutely perfect for doing nails at home. It feels like professional quality without the huge price tag. If you’re considering buying one, I would totally recommend this. Love the cute little flower design for spring ❤️.
Lissette cruz here on youtube ALWAYS applies her tips with gel. Its a brilliant idea. She’s also an amazing nail artist.
I’ve been watching your channel for quite sometime now. While I always enjoy your designs I think this one is my favorite! So beautiful!
Love the dried flowers! I have been debating on whether or not to purchase some. After seeing this, I definitely need to add some to my nail art collection. This set is beautiful!
I make my own dried flowers from flowers I source from my yard as they are quite tiny and I happen to love the colors that they are (yellow, purple, red and white tipped with purple).
❤
I have been doing this technique for at least a year and I find it much better than glue 😊
Wow! That has to be one of the most clear acrylic I have ever seen 🤩 Love the flowers. I have just received my own dried flowers for a spring design 😊
Been using base coat/ gel as nail glue and it changed the game. Regular nail glue damages your nail and with base glue/gel can even soak off and not file off so it’s a win
Hi do you have to cure the gel in the uv lamp?
@@karishmaraghununan6996 yes!! Just like in this video or if you’re doing apres gel method
@@EllaP593 thank you so much👍
Hello, do you use polygel for the tips or the bottled gel?
@@KayKay-qw5ws I use bottle base gel or tip gel to glue them on using the same method in the video. There are gels specifically for tip adhesion but I find base gel works just fine
Omg I absolutely love this set. They look amazing and so clear. Great job Anastasia!!
Thank you ! 😘
I have been applying tips this way for years and I may never go back to doing it the other way. 💯
Such beautiful spring nails. I love that they’re also clear.
Gorgeous! I have never really cared for the glass look or flowers and all the decorations before but this set is stunning and you've changed my mind!! I love it ❤
What a beautiful set! The design is so pretty, & that acrylic is crystal clear!
I've just bought a small Saviland macaroon collection from Amazon. This video gives me hope. Getting products into Barbados is super expensive, so I try to save as much without getting too cheaply made products. Thanks for sharing your knowledge Anastasia great for beginners like myself. 💜💅
Good luck!!
@@Nailcou 💜
I would loveeeee to be your client for a day! You can do whatever design you want! Your work is amazing and youre sooo sooo talented!
Very pretty
So pretty!!
Gel is awesome for tips. I have been using it for a few years now and never bought glue again. I came upon the idea one morning when I ran out of glue 😂. Tried it on myself first and whow! For me the tips last longer and when taking them off much easier to remove and my nails are not as sensitive when using glue
They turned out so beautiful 🤩
I’ve used Modelones full cover nails and the gel glue that come with it and I really like it 😊
Love the design 😍 perfect for spring! 🌸 🌺
i started using uv/led glue for my tips a year and a half ago and i’ve never gone back to regular nail glue! works soo good!
I think I was lucky that the first tips I bought came with a gel glue so I've never tried anything else. I do remember using glue 20 years ago when I first learned acrylics and I hated how hard it was to stick the tips on without gluing them to the skin. The gel glue has been SO much better.
I really like this set!! So clear and crisp
I've been using a base gel or something similar to the gel you used to adhere my tips for a couple of years now. They just feel much more secure with gel as opposed to glue. I think it's definitely a superior method. Love the floral design! 💐 🩷💜💙
I've been trying to find a gel to use instead of glue. My clients always find lifts in the glue after 2 weeks and peel off their extensions and come back to be with weak nails :(
@Kia the one I use is called 6-in-1 Nail Glue for Nail Tips from Born Pretty. It came in a kit I got from that brand on Amazon that contained a little lamp (like the one Anastasia got with her kit here) and several different kinds of half tips and full cover tips. Idk if you can buy just the gel by itself but I'm sure they sell something similar, surely.
@@kikibebop I use gel base coat
Very Pretty! 🌹
Thank you! 😊
So satisfying to watch💅🏻
Those are so pretty
I think you are reading my mind. I was planning to try this today. 😅 I still haven't seen the video but very excited about it. P. S. I love using forms if I cut my nails, bit mostly I just do nail overlay in order to enhance my nails.
Pretty xxxxx
I was seriously just getting ready to see if I could put tips on with gel.. I’m in a hurry and almost started sculpting Thanks Anastasia!
Beautiful set for spring. 🌺🌼 Blessing from Scotland. 🙏🏴🌹
Anastasia they're beautiful you make everything look so easy...my favourite design's are floral with clear tip's and you added purple flower's my favourite colour...I bet your client was happy with her nail's they're perfect for Spring...Saviland have some great product's at reasonable price's for the home user...thankyou for sharing xo 💜💅💜
So pretty. And using gel actually to adhere the tips is a great idea because there are people that are allergic to the glue and can’t use it so using gel is a great way to prevent any type of allergic reaction.
Beautiful
I've been gluing them with base and it works wonderfully. Regular glue would last 2 weeks and the nail would eventually pop off
Hi, do you mean just the base coat for the gel?🙈
i think so
Such a good video and they are all good thank you Anastasia
11:40
Just the tip
🤣🤣 Couldn't help it
I make my own tips using the dual form "tips" out of builder gel and then use more builder gel to secure them to my nails, although I do have to make sure that I clean the tacky layer off after I've cured the tip to my nails with rubbing alcohol and have to lightly file the top of the tip in order for the rest of the layers of gel will properly adhere to the tip I've made. Of course because I only like the tiniest of length for my nail extensions, I am always going to have to make my own nail tips (which I've been doing for about 3 years when I found the dual form "tips' on Amazon).
Plus, with the consideration that I do my own nails, I can choose the technique that works for me. The technique that I like the best is the so called "sandwich" method that another nail tech who posts content on RUclips and was even featured on the Nail Education channel on RUclips works best for me because I'm able to keep the thickness of my nails to the minimum other than the amount needed for the nail structure.
This set is so beautiful! They look like springtime fairy princess nails! I think tips can save a lot of time.
Beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊
I have been using just base gel to put my tips for years. It works so much better than glue.
Do you just do base coat (no curing) and nail tip on top, then cure to basically dry the tip to your nail? And then do another base coat on top, cure it, and do your nail colors & art?
I just apply thin base coat on my nails and also apply base coat on tips and then cure.
Very princess nail art. Sure I'll copy it soon. I loved it.
I did this an an experiment a while a go and SERIOUSLY the tips stayed so long and wouldnt break 😂. The polygel had already started to chip and the tips were still standing strong. I had to use a lot of energy to get the set off after like 7 weeks 😂
Hi, Which gel did you use as the glue? Builder in a bottle?
I like it👏🏻👍🏼
This is such a good idea, I can't believe I never thought of this before!!
That's crazy because I've been doing this since gel came out lol to be honest I thought there were a lot more people doing it. I just didn't know. But I guess that was wrong. But yeah this is a great way to keep them nails on 👍
I think the gel instead of glue is a genius idea 💡 😊😊 . I would definitely try ❤❤❤❤
Love these nails.
No matter what...I can't get Saviland products to work for me! Beautiful set. So ready for spring and it's beauty! I have used the Saviland cuticle remover gel n like it!
gorgeous! love these nails
I love it. I love your designs
You are the best, greetings from Montenegro. I would like to have everything you have and be as good as you are
Could you do a tutorial on sidewalls and tips ????!!!!! Fitting the tips on a rounded smile line like this is impossible to me!!! (I’m just a hobbyist)
Very nice design ❤
Would you do a video like this on someone who has bitten nails with no free edge? I would love to see bc I bite my nails and my girl uses glue with her tips, so naturally they don’t last very long bc of no free edge. I would love to see if this procedure and the gel works on bitten nails. Thank you, and love your videos, thank you for sharing ❤️
Love this set next month maybe. Kind of like the cobblers kids had no shoes this nail tech either has 10 different nails or none. Still haven’t decided whether to use Pre-etched gels x like full covers or tips and my beloved Light Elegance Extreme builder. Since I don’t hav3 the time to sculpt I’ll decide in the am but you’ve helped a lot with my options… Thanks
I use hard gel & poly gel under full nail tips. They work just fine. Even under dual forms.
I use hard gel for tips, I just don't use tips very often.
What is the difference oh Poly gel, hard gel and acrylic? Thanks.
these are so nice !! Love them ❤
Gorgeous nails!!! 💜💖💜
Anastasia, I know you always throw out the "diamond bits" from modelones and other efile kits, but I.. actually find that they're great for a few things if you treat them like arbor bands. I use them for prepping the natural nail in pedicures. I kept nicking my cuticle and sidewalls with files and arbor bands on my toes because they're just so tiny! The cheap diamond files are the perfect size! Depending on the state of your feet, they can also work on tough skin around the toenails- regular cuticle bits are too gentle, and pumice stones are both too abrasive and too large for itty bitty toes! So I keep them! But I absolutely would not use them on fingernails or cuticles on fingers.
I do it all the time it works fine, I use it for pop off method mostly but they'll stay fine.
I’ve got that nail gel from Saviland. Not used it yet. I’ve a lot of their products. Their bottle and potted gels are nice to work with but their polygel is really hard for me. ☹️
what is the flat purple sanding bit for ? i have one that came in a kit but can't figure out how to use it !thank you in advance
i love your channel an watch and like every video x
Reason it isn’t used more is because gel doesn’t work under color. A lot use press ins and you can’t cure under red or black nails
I usually don't like clear nails, but I would wear these.
Love the clear tip with the dried flowers and like this method but I use the clear solid nail tip gel so much faster and even a beginner can do it. Born Pretty Temu and many other brands sell it .
Okay put a primer on before you put the glue tip on 👏🏾👏🏾💯because I use Saviland nail gel glue on my client I dehydrated the nail then put the tip on & the nails popped off 3 days later🤦🏾♀️
Can you use any nail gel instead of glue or does it need to be a combination gel like or 4 in 1 or 6 in 1 for example?
So, can you use hard or soft gel to adhere any tip or full coverage enhancement? They are beautiful!
A great video!👍
I’m a person that has sticky sensitive cuticles! I just cringe at the site of cuticle tools, nippers, or those little V-shaped things it’s supposed to cut the skin !oh no, no no no no no no! When I push back, my cuticles, and people have to be careful of pushing back the cuticles cause you can’t don’t wanna push them back too far. Just barely move them out of place. I barely move mine back in my cuticle on my nail bed is a purply color where before I even touch my cuticles or of the skin around my cuticles, they’re just white in my skin is flesh color. So pushing back my cuticles exposes sensitive , very sensitive, cuticle, nail bed! I don’t know why this is it’s just the way my fingers are in the way. They’ve always been because I remember as a kid having very sensitive nail beds at the cuticle area and the cuticle and sidewall that touch the nail bed I always end up beating my cuticles up a little bit trying to file because my cuticles inside walls are very sensitive skin. So I’m trying to figure a way to file the dead cuticle off around my nail plate, top and side walls, without any damage to the skin. Maybe using cuticle guards? Something putting tape on them anything because they always end up Bleeding insensitive after I file my nails just one little Nick on low with the mild tool and they’re just really sensitive. And how it’s so hard to file your own nails and try to hold back the skin around the nail bed how we only got one one hand my have to use that for the tool we can’t use it for holding my skin back away from the nail bed!😂 And that’s my problem!
Please do a video on very very sensitive cuticles and cuticle skin not just the film that’s on the nail bed itself but how to get rid of the dead skin around the nail plate. Insensitive nails.❤
Use the cone shape cuticle bit on a nails drill after soaking nails for 10 mins in very warm water. I have the same issue and it lifts mine fine, make sure you oil your cuticles daily, it helps tremendousl. Use cooking oil even, works just fine. Olive oil.
Also I'd change my diet if my nail beds are purple. When I started adding fat and cutting out sugar my nails changed from thin, brittle, sensitive to more of a "normal"
That was really long to read so I skimmed. But I'd say you should be gentle on your cuticles. They don't have to be perfect.
TFS.. have u tried TEMU ? Lots of
Nail goodies
Can I do the Same method with a builder gel ??? Please and thank u
Can u use gel to adhere gel extensions? X
Do you find it strong enough? I mean I always used hard gel, so I am wondering if these would be durable? Or does it break at the glue point?
That scary looking tool for the cuticle is called "Lidah ular" in my country, if you translate it to English, it will be "Snake's tongue" because it looks like a snake's tongue, I'm honestly really scared to use it lol, it's very risky and it can be quite painful to use sometimes if you're not careful even in the slightest, so I just avoid it
I am definitely going to try gluing the tips with gel, but I do have a question. Can we use the gel to glue tips and make the nail bed straight? Mine are growing downwards a bit and I love when they are straight.
This design is so pretty 💖
You can't use tips without product on top. You just add some gel/acrylic/polygel on the free edge and file the natural nail underneath with an e file.
This is a beautiful set .Did the 15 gm jar of acrylic lasted you after this set ? I'm just curious and want to know how much product is used up for this length of nails ...
Hi 👋 did you say you would recommend their nail drill? I think you weren't too too impressed. Gorgeous nails!
Just a question..
What do u do with all your nail drills? And extra product you don't use? Giveaway? Lol no I'm kidding but just curious.
When using the drill bit, can you feel a difference between the cuticle and the nail? I have watched so many videos using a electric file and it terrifies me because I have no experience using a e-file, that I might be too aggressive and sand through my nails.
My same thoughts
thank you Anastasia, why isn't your discount code working on Amazon? help?
A bit new here... is hard gel the same acrylic? I hear you interchanging them. Is it strong oder?
I'm a beginner so I ask what is the liquid in the small bowl and what's it used for. Thank you....
hey, i m ur fan now.. n i m beginner n i hv a question. can u pls guide me wether to wipe of sticky layer after using non acidic primer(the one which i hv requires to dry in uvled lamp, its not air dry one. But it forms a sticky layer, shld i wipe it or not?) nothing such mentioned in bottle instruction. pls do guide. as i dont know, i m not using it , i directly use base coat after dehydrater.
The cuticle tool you don't like is a cuticle fork. 🍴
I don't like them either.
I got the same Saviland acrylic kit and I can't use it. The smell is so strong that I'm not allowed even to open the box XD
P.S: I loved this desing.
Maybe I missed it but what are the 3 white lines on the thumb? I heard some really bad reviews about this brand gel not curing but it seems like they just really needed to keep it in longer, did you notice this gel takes longer to cure?
I take it you have a hand held lamp to cure as can imagine it's hard to put their hand in without moving the tip?
Yes, I have a goose neck lamp to freeze cure product, it can be conveniently located at any height, like a table lamp and sometimes I use flashlight handheld lamp too and ask my clients to assist
Where did you get the safety bit from?
what is the top coat that you have used on her
I have tried to find it on your amazon link but I couldn't find it
How long did the gel last? Was it a top coat or base coat used for applying tip?
4 weeks , it’s gel tip glue
@@Nailcou there's so many to choose from. We watch your videos they cool that you try a lot of brands but I'd like to know what you think is a long lasting brand to use? My daughter in law has constant pop offs. Thanks 😊
Can i have one of your extra EFiles?
I'm in need of one. 😊😅
Can the glue gel be soaked off if need to?
If the product is soak off then yes , providing the nail you built is also soak off
What did the cuticle oil smell like?
A little like rose, but mostly neutral smell
The digits of the rpm on the nail drill are not showing properly 😕 you're always nice when you review products but us as your audience we need your honesty
She was honest? She explained that the camera recording makes the display screen flash. She explained each rpm while filing.
im having nothing but problems with this 6 in 1 gel and tips they keep popping off im so frustrated and ready top cry in throw the stuff.. help
HI
I also hate using nail glue. If I use full coverage tips I always end up with bubbles and white marks! Yuk!
I want acrilc kit how much
The one in the video is 15$ i believe.
Ant acrilyc kit