I have never been to a nail professional as detailed as you are. I wish I could find someone who was concerned with lifting because I always worry about fungus and losing my nail because the nail is only hanging on by a little bit. I admire your work
Brittany Beautiful yes it can cause a fungal infection if water is allowed to sit under the nail tip & on top of the natural nail. It’s advisable to remove the whole tip extension & treat the natural nail/s for up to 14 days with tea tree oil or medication from your dr.
I'm so jealous. In a nurse and cant wear nails or nail color. I'll just live vicariously through you. Im in Louisiana, can you do a Mardi Gras nail set
@@johnsbanana7246 I think most of "regular" doctors can have fake nails, but not those who work as surgeons, pediatrics and similair where they work in a high risk
The nail is yellow because fungus is beginning to grow, putting acrylic back on after removing the lifted acrylic is only going to make it worse. This is also contaminating a lot of products because fungus is highly contagious
Not really once bacteria or fungus gets exposed to air it dies and what's left over is a stain that has to grow out. However it isn't a good idea to put acrylic back on if the client has chronic lifting issues. There shouldn't be hygiene issues if disposable products are thrown away and all other tools are cleaned and sanitized.
THANK YOU for showing filing UNDERNEATH the nails and revealing the “bumps” than can come from sculpting nails - I’ve been struggling and beating myself up over this for an entire year! I thought I was doing such horrendous job at sculpting, because I had those bumps underneath of some nails.. (I regard you as a PRO, so the fact that you also can get bumps, is just amazing for me to see - that means I’m doning okay, so again THANK YOU for showing that bit!) I have not seen any of the other techs I’m following showing that 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
Negle Lir my natural nails lift (c curve) from the tips, but the rest of the extension is stuck to my nail bed. So I have to file the underside of my nails when I get my nails filled!
lets just appreciate how geogous her voice is and how she always talks to us and shows us to help us cb i want to do this and i dont know and it is like beaty fun school!!!
Once you treat a fungal bacteria infection with primer,(most primers that are acid based)you can put a nail on top of that. The key to preventing a fungal infection., 1. Have always wash hands prior to service. 2. Nail techs use a spray sanitizer for hands and nails(generally 70% isopropyl alcohol will work) 3. You have to ETCH Nails properly. I use a 100/100 grit file. I use up and down motion on nail until they are all etched to a chalky white. This also means you don't have to press hard or use to much pressure. Just gentle pressure. Same on every nail.,4. After etching. Remove all dust from your clients hands and nails. I use 70 percent isopropyl alcohol.5. FO NOT TOUCH Nails after etching and applying alcohol.5. Then I use my primer very sparingly. Primer is an avid that disinfects(that's a big word, here. Applied properly Primer will sanitize and disinfect the nail bed)6. DO NOT touch Nail. Doing do will reintroduce bacteria and germs to a sterile surface. 7. Big thing!: I apply a second coat of primer when applying my acrylic. Gels and other nail products may be different.8. Your ready to let them dry and shape. I've witnessed and educated a lot of techs. Before I taught in the Beauty Industry I worked for a major, major supplier in California. I worked in a Salon and worked as an educator. I believed in training and teaching the right way for the manufacturer of products I sold . All manufacturers have directions for their products. As a professional we've all tweaked ways to make the way you do nail unique to you. When you have cleanliness, good products, excellent training etc. I was so busy I was working 80 hours a week. Up at 5sm. Not home till 8-9. But I love what I do. It took me 1 year to save 300 bucks to go to nail school. The school was excellent. Then by chance my family relocated. California was so big and fast. I looked for jobs. No problem. Then I learned all the different ways to do nails Acrylics to Z nails! Manish, pedis, acrylic etc. Everything! You are a professional. If you need to up your prices, fo do. Do grocery stores or your doctor tell you when they increase their prices. They just do so. Is it proper. I don't think so. You have bills to pay. And after Covid, huge bills. Masks, masks for customers etc. Little things add up to huge costs. Now days I just mention it to my clients. All these things only take seconds to complete. Your are your business. Treat it so. Happy Nailing!
Once you treat a bacterial infection, which is a fungal infection, it's dead. Even if the nail had done green on the nail, you can apply an acrylic, gel, silk wrap etc. If the infection is under the nail plate, you can even ad a nail on top. I've done both. It's only a cardinal sin to you. To nail techs who are working their ass off to please their customers need knowledge they can consume, not some GREEN reply from an inexperienced nail tech! Tata!
So many nail techs in my area totally neglect the underside of the nail. I have a bit of a flatter nail so some tips don't fit quite right and I've had a few times where I've completed a manicure only to find that the center of my nail underneath was already lifted (or more accurately, ignored). Its so important to check under the nail too lol
Best recommendation is to do a manicure and clean her nails properly and send her off to the doctor to get a test of what the green stuff on her nail is. Then go by what the doctor recommends and let the nail heal because it can definitely get worse if not maintained properly. Beautiful work nonetheless.
It looks like a greenie, which is because the nail has lifted, water has gotten between nail and acrylic, it dies as soon as air gets to it, but u need to throw any files u use and disinfect ur nail drill bits etc. I don't understand why, if the acrylic is barely holding on to the nail tip, would it not be better to remove it fully and put on a full fresh nail.
Yes. She shouldn't have even messed with it. Where I am, it is illegal to even work on someone with pseudomonas. Once we see it, the most we can do here is refer them to the doctor. If we get caught working on a client like this, we lose our license. Putting an enhancement over it will just make it worse.
@Brittany Beautiful nothing here would be cheaper. I have to throw away anything that touched her fingernails and dissenfect the whole shop. All of the removal ave refinement and everything takes just as much or more time then just a cut down soak off new set.
i was crying so bad because i just finished watching twilight and i went to youube hust to find something to distract me and this video was perfect. i loved how the nail polish came off thank u
You are so talented. I was looking at those polishes and wondered what they would look like. You are very good at explaining while doing the nails. Great job.
Another great tutorial. Love both those colors tho I'm partial to the blue/purple. Sadly, I live in Florida where it's always hot so I don't think I'd get much use from color changing polish unless I walked around with a cup of ice water all the time lol
May I say that I like longer video's so now and then and that the music now was great! 👌 Plus, this time I've seen a greenie in the beginning stage, great to see because now I know what to look exactly for, although I already take away any lifting as soon as I see one.. but thank you for sharing!
Take care of your natural nails. Any nail tech that doesn't tell you by looking at your nails that you have fungus, too much damage, gang green etc.. Run. That tech is using those same tools on someone else.
What about "greenish" spot after lifting...i had a client that came back with green on nail and i told her to go to the doctor first. I really cant figure out when it is safe to just file the spot and continue,im afraid to cover an "infected" area.Please do a webinar so i can recognise nail pathogen better!
Hi, if its green its most likely to be fungal infection due to moisture. You were absolutely correct in sending her to a doctor first because if you clean then reuse products or tools after that client, its possible you could be infecting other clients.
@@jenoflaherty3134 thank you for reply! That shouldnt be possible cause i use a set of files for every client separately and my tools go for sterilization every time .So...i was afraid what could go wrong and why cause i am SO carefull plus i saw an other video telling about pseudomonas that dies right after air hits the area and you can cover (?) it. I really wanna know about these things so to call myself a pro..😕
For me is not about beauty...health comes first and i am frustrated about this fact,i thought it couldt happen with all these precautions..but i was wrong.
Fratzolaki19 a bright green spot is typically from bacteria that is allowed to colonize in the warm, moist, lifted area. Everyone has bacteria on their skin at all times so this is not always caused by your sanitation. I've been a licensed nail tech for 17 years and have noticed that some clients are more prone to greenies than others. As long as the natural nail is not lifting off the nail bed, you should be able to remove the product, cleanse and prep the nail and apply new product. Hope this helps!
@@jenwyatt3912 Mmm i think i am more confused as i am searching...look at a video of Tatyana Bugry uploaded about 7 hours ago, in the thumbnail has this exact same spot that i am saying!
I started to get these after 6 years of constant acrylics.It started on one then after two weeks I had two..then I started to freak out..but ultimately just figured my nails needed a rest💖💖💖TAKE CARE
Color acrylics are not as strong as clear + the color can stain the natural nail 😊 That's why you should always put a thin layer of clear before color 👍🏽
Maud Sandaker Yeah, I agree, and I learned that first thing in school, and all channels, whether professional or DIY’s, all say exactly what you just said!! Also, I LOVE YOUR NAME!!!!!!! ❤️ I named my Daughter Maudi, after her Great Grandmother, who passed away before she was born, and, my Father-In-Law asked me to name her Maudi, cause it was his mom....So, I did, and it’s so cute❤️❤️
@@maudsandaker2367 The acrylic she uses is a cover acrylic so you dont need to put a thin layer of clear acrylic underneath. There is a difference between cover acrylic and coloured acrylic. When looking at acrylic systems and you see that the 'colour' is a cover colour (they are usually nude and pink colours), it means it has enough strength to use it on it's own and build the whole nail including the apex just like you can with clear acrylic.
Hi Anastasia, great video, thankyou for sharing! Can you put the link in the description for the two drill bits you used, they look fabulous! Especially the first one you used! (But I would love the purchase both!) 🥰
The part of the video, every time I see if someone files the clients' nails, it hurts my eyes..I just can't stand it if someone files the underside of the nail, only if the nails isn't outgrown that much😅 But you do an amazing work!! Keep up❤
Because you are used to american way of doing nails. The techniques are different from the Russian manicure. I tried both. Actually I have tried techniques from all over the world, including Korea. And honestly? None of them compare to the Russian techniques. They simply work the best. So yeah, it might seem weird to you but is just as good as a “soak of” and works the same.
I really love your videos! They are so helpful and interesting to watch. Also your English is perfect. I usually cannot understand this kind of vids, because the other vloggers speak too fast. I love your channel and your work! Best regards! ❤️
I don’t think she did anything wrong and after you prep dehydrate and prime there’s no reason you cannot continue working it literally has been exposed,treated, and preventing more moisture but covering with new prepped and sterile area!
Like always very good and informative tutorial Anastasia and I love that hombre effect thank you I would love to be in Russia and be your student you are the best ❤️💅 merry Christmas ⛄🎄
i would really love to get my nails done by you but the nail artists in my country are NOT GOOD. They don't have educations and they barely know english and last time i had my nails done, my actual naisl were filed down to the point where they lifted from my finger and my pinky nail ctually popped off my actualy finger. They also completely ruined my cuticles, and your treatments seem so gentle and inspire me to do my own nails.
Hey Anastasia may I ask please in a salon if a nail tech uses tools or nail files on a client with Pseudomonas bacteria on the nail ( greenies ) do they decontaminate the drill bits / brushes and dispose of nail files so they don’t get used on the next client and potentially contaminate them with the same bacteria? Thanks
What electric file do you use? I try to do my own nails mainly just for fun and to distract myself but I hate doing the filing by hand it takes ages specially if I do the gel nails or try to put Arcrylics on
Hi so when you’re cleaning the one nail cuticle on one side you do reverse and then when you go over to the next side of the same nail you hit the button to go forward I’m just confused a little bit so I’m just trying to understand with the one nail same finger? Thank you .
How do u correct nail that want to always grow up the original nail died this and it also caused the acrylic and gel sets how can u make them grow straight
My mom spent nearly $100 getting my daughter's nails done, she has wide, short nails (it's a form of brachydactyly) so the nail bed is shorter and wider than normal nails. Within 2 weeks they all popped off. She swam alot, but nails that expensive should not have come off, right?
Does anyone else find it really satisfying watching the gel polish being filed off lol 🤣
🤣
Yes lol
Charlotte chillibean Renwick yup
Yes lol i do
i think it depends on the nail file that you are using. mine is making me cringe.
I have never been to a nail professional as detailed as you are. I wish I could find someone who was concerned with lifting because I always worry about fungus and losing my nail because the nail is only hanging on by a little bit. I admire your work
wouldn’t it have been more optimal to remove all the acrylic and do a full set due to all the lifting and discoloration?
Yes, it's an option. But there was only one nail with f lifting like that, so I decided to do fill
That's what I do, my clients get fresh new set if there is this much lifting! But every nail tech is definitely different
Eva Zdiva .... I was just about to say the same.. do a soak off rebook appointment for 7 days time use tea tree in the mean time.
yes they should have and never used anything to take off the lifting, they just damaged her natural nail by doing that.
Brittany Beautiful yes it can cause a fungal infection if water is allowed to sit under the nail tip & on top of the natural nail. It’s advisable to remove the whole tip extension & treat the natural nail/s for up to 14 days with tea tree oil or medication from your dr.
This lady needed a complete soak off and full set! Forget a fill-in!
Sing cheap
Too much product near cuticles. I dont use a drill. Everything same on 10 nails, fill with one bead, done
Personally your nail prep isn't right. There no way should be that much lifting. Some of my clients went 8 weeks with the quarantine
Gini Ward no matter who does my nails. I have lifting starting in a week. Everyone nails are different 😐
Gini Ward everyones nails are different no matter how good your prep is some people still gets lifting
I'm so jealous. In a nurse and cant wear nails or nail color. I'll just live vicariously through you. Im in Louisiana, can you do a Mardi Gras nail set
Jennifer Dyer I too am in medical field and use to live getting my nails did. I just use at home gel nail polish.
My doctor does have fake nails but she's wearing gloves over her hands? Must be difficult tho
Get yourself some stick on nails for the weekend 😊
no joke my ankle surgeon had long acrylics...and the surgery did not go well
@@johnsbanana7246 I think most of "regular" doctors can have fake nails, but not those who work as surgeons, pediatrics and similair where they work in a high risk
The nail is yellow because fungus is beginning to grow, putting acrylic back on after removing the lifted acrylic is only going to make it worse. This is also contaminating a lot of products because fungus is highly contagious
dakota cassidy yeah from what i’ve seen people prefer to use one time files
Exactly what I thought.
this is why you just wait for your nails to grow then put fancy nail polish ;-;
Not really once bacteria or fungus gets exposed to air it dies and what's left over is a stain that has to grow out. However it isn't a good idea to put acrylic back on if the client has chronic lifting issues. There shouldn't be hygiene issues if disposable products are thrown away and all other tools are cleaned and sanitized.
I do my own nails to save money but mainly to avoid this stuff.
THANK YOU for showing filing UNDERNEATH the nails and revealing the “bumps” than can come from sculpting nails - I’ve been struggling and beating myself up over this for an entire year! I thought I was doing such horrendous job at sculpting, because I had those bumps underneath of some nails.. (I regard you as a PRO, so the fact that you also can get bumps, is just amazing for me to see - that means I’m doning okay, so again THANK YOU for showing that bit!) I have not seen any of the other techs I’m following showing that 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
If you have to file under the nails, you are doing everything wrong!! This tech has no clue what shes doing! Please dont learn from her!!
Negle Lir my natural nails lift (c curve) from the tips, but the rest of the extension is stuck to my nail bed. So I have to file the underside of my nails when I get my nails filled!
lets just appreciate how geogous her voice is and how she always talks to us and shows us to help us cb i want to do this and i dont know and it is like beaty fun school!!!
Dang, these videos really be making me regret letting nail techs make my cuticles bleed and giving me uneven acrylics because I thought it was normal.
It's definitely not normal and good nail techs wouldn't have done such shoddy work xx
Being a nail tech is actually taking care of the finger nail first.
Well duh..
DeimanteVi shut up and you don't understand Bye
@@crystylesmilez358 you know.. you could've just not responded to their comment. The "shut up and you don't understand" was a bit unnecessary.
@@herzen9857 I think it was 100% necessary
Yes ofcourse!
If nails lift ppl can get fungus on their nails bc of the moisture
GIRL. Those are greenies. you cannot put acrylic on greenie nails. It's a cardinal sin.
DJOODI the color is yellow where you see green?
Yes, you can. Once it is exposed to air it dies.
Once you treat a fungal bacteria infection with primer,(most primers that are acid based)you can put a nail on top of that. The key to preventing a fungal infection., 1. Have always wash hands prior to service. 2. Nail techs use a spray sanitizer for hands and nails(generally 70% isopropyl alcohol will work) 3. You have to ETCH Nails properly. I use a
100/100 grit file. I use up and down motion on nail until they are all etched to a chalky white. This also means you don't have to press hard or use to much pressure. Just gentle pressure. Same on every nail.,4. After etching. Remove all dust from your clients hands and nails. I use 70 percent isopropyl alcohol.5. FO NOT TOUCH Nails after etching and applying alcohol.5. Then I use my primer very sparingly. Primer is an avid that disinfects(that's a big word, here. Applied properly Primer will sanitize and disinfect the nail bed)6. DO NOT touch Nail. Doing do will reintroduce bacteria and germs to a sterile surface. 7. Big thing!: I apply a second coat of primer when applying my acrylic. Gels and other nail products may be different.8. Your ready to let them dry and shape. I've witnessed and educated a lot of techs. Before I taught in the Beauty Industry I worked for a major, major supplier in California. I worked in a Salon and worked as an educator. I believed in training and teaching the right way for the manufacturer of products I sold . All manufacturers have directions for their products. As a professional we've all tweaked ways to make the way you do nail unique to you. When you have cleanliness, good products, excellent training etc. I was so busy I was working 80 hours a week. Up at 5sm. Not home till 8-9. But I love what I do. It took me 1 year to save 300 bucks to go to nail school. The school was excellent. Then by chance my family relocated. California was so big and fast. I looked for jobs. No problem. Then I learned all the different ways to do nails Acrylics to Z nails! Manish, pedis, acrylic etc. Everything! You are a professional. If you need to up your prices, fo do. Do grocery stores or your doctor tell you when they increase their prices. They just do so. Is it proper. I don't think so. You have bills to pay. And after Covid, huge bills. Masks, masks for customers etc. Little things add up to huge costs. Now days I just mention it to my clients. All these things only take seconds to complete. Your are your business. Treat it so. Happy Nailing!
Once you treat a bacterial infection, which is a fungal infection, it's dead. Even if the nail had done green on the nail, you can apply an acrylic, gel, silk wrap etc. If the infection is under the nail plate, you can even ad a nail on top. I've done both. It's only a cardinal sin to you. To nail techs who are working their ass off to please their customers need knowledge they can consume, not some GREEN reply from an inexperienced nail tech! Tata!
it doesn't look like a greenie
It always makes me sad that some women with amazing strong nails and long nail beds get acrylics ☹️ I only wish.
GeeGee _ same
Feels hahaha I get acrylics cause I'm over my ugly ass natural nails
Worry about yourself
Leila Adams sorry love but that was her opinion.. and u came into the convo.. so in reality... “worry about yourself” should go to u lol
Its not the acrylic that ruins your nails, its ripping them off and overfiling the natural nail that does harm.
So many nail techs in my area totally neglect the underside of the nail. I have a bit of a flatter nail so some tips don't fit quite right and I've had a few times where I've completed a manicure only to find that the center of my nail underneath was already lifted (or more accurately, ignored). Its so important to check under the nail too lol
This is why I refuse tips. They lift no matter what.i noticed the start of greenie once underneath the tip. Nope.
I absolutely love that file.love to see the undernails get filed.
Best recommendation is to do a manicure and clean her nails properly and send her off to the doctor to get a test of what the green stuff on her nail is. Then go by what the doctor recommends and let the nail heal because it can definitely get worse if not maintained properly.
Beautiful work nonetheless.
It looks like a greenie, which is because the nail has lifted, water has gotten between nail and acrylic, it dies as soon as air gets to it, but u need to throw any files u use and disinfect ur nail drill bits etc. I don't understand why, if the acrylic is barely holding on to the nail tip, would it not be better to remove it fully and put on a full fresh nail.
Yes. She shouldn't have even messed with it. Where I am, it is illegal to even work on someone with pseudomonas. Once we see it, the most we can do here is refer them to the doctor. If we get caught working on a client like this, we lose our license. Putting an enhancement over it will just make it worse.
@Brittany Beautiful nothing here would be cheaper. I have to throw away anything that touched her fingernails and dissenfect the whole shop. All of the removal ave refinement and everything takes just as much or more time then just a cut down soak off new set.
I like when you take off the lifted parts and we find “surprises.”
That’s 4.5 weeks?? I get that regrow in less than 2. I’m sort of envious
I love how much detailed info you give in your videos, thank you! The color changing gel looks really fun!
Thank you, Sophie!
i was crying so bad because i just finished watching twilight and i went to youube hust to find something to distract me and this video was perfect. i loved how the nail polish came off
thank u
Why didn’t she just clean everything off and then take a break and allow the finger to heal????
Beautiful set Anastasia I love the change colour gels especially the purple one...thankyou for sharing 💜💅💜
You are so talented. I was looking at those polishes and wondered what they would look like. You are very good at explaining while doing the nails. Great job.
Destroyed nail plate.
It looks like you did a very good job! I love your accent!
I love Kiara Sky ombre colors 💓💓💅
Another great tutorial. Love both those colors tho I'm partial to the blue/purple. Sadly, I live in Florida where it's always hot so I don't think I'd get much use from color changing polish unless I walked around with a cup of ice water all the time lol
Thank you! Haha, true, hot climate problems 😄
In the Colorado winter mine changed but summer they didn't.
I love watching your old videos, in between your new videos! 😎😁
So satisfying
May I say that I like longer video's so now and then and that the music now was great! 👌
Plus, this time I've seen a greenie in the beginning stage, great to see because now I know what to look exactly for, although I already take away any lifting as soon as I see one.. but thank you for sharing!
if you haven't already, you should invest in a small black light so you can film glow-in-the-dark/black-light polishes :)
I'm no nail tech, but wouldn't it have been better/easier to take them off and start from scratch? Just seemed like a lot of needless filing to me 🤷
3:06 its soooo satisfying
Take care of your natural nails. Any nail tech that doesn't tell you by looking at your nails that you have fungus, too much damage, gang green etc.. Run. That tech is using those same tools on someone else.
Oh my G. Gangrene is certainly different that a fungal infection. I see your not a nail tech.
What about "greenish" spot after lifting...i had a client that came back with green on nail and i told her to go to the doctor first. I really cant figure out when it is safe to just file the spot and continue,im afraid to cover an "infected" area.Please do a webinar so i can recognise nail pathogen better!
Hi, if its green its most likely to be fungal infection due to moisture. You were absolutely correct in sending her to a doctor first because if you clean then reuse products or tools after that client, its possible you could be infecting other clients.
@@jenoflaherty3134 thank you for reply! That shouldnt be possible cause i use a set of files for every client separately and my tools go for sterilization every time .So...i was afraid what could go wrong and why cause i am SO carefull plus i saw an other video telling about pseudomonas that dies right after air hits the area and you can cover (?) it. I really wanna know about these things so to call myself a pro..😕
For me is not about beauty...health comes first and i am frustrated about this fact,i thought it couldt happen with all these precautions..but i was wrong.
Fratzolaki19 a bright green spot is typically from bacteria that is allowed to colonize in the warm, moist, lifted area. Everyone has bacteria on their skin at all times so this is not always caused by your sanitation. I've been a licensed nail tech for 17 years and have noticed that some clients are more prone to greenies than others. As long as the natural nail is not lifting off the nail bed, you should be able to remove the product, cleanse and prep the nail and apply new product. Hope this helps!
@@jenwyatt3912 Mmm i think i am more confused as i am searching...look at a video of Tatyana Bugry uploaded about 7 hours ago, in the thumbnail has this exact same spot that i am saying!
Nailcou you are a true artist. I love the music you put in your videos. Please can you put the music in the description? Thank you so much xo
I started to get these after 6 years of constant acrylics.It started on one then after two weeks I had two..then I started to freak out..but ultimately just figured my nails needed a rest💖💖💖TAKE CARE
Mmm the drill bits she uses are SO good
I'm just learning about nails and Lov watch u.. I want to take ur class I'm saving up for it😜💯💰💅
I looooove watching the removal. That 5-in-1 bit is amazing. And you are so skilled with it. So relaxing. 💅🏻👏🏻❤️ Warm wishes from Minnesota.
These are fun to watch but I don't do nails haha! Neither my own or anyone else's.
Just love watching you at work! Happy New year !! 🥂🍾💖💅🥰🇿🇦
I used to have a regular polish in that light pink and blue heat shift, bought at a nail salon in Stockholm in May of 2000. :D
I love them!
Perfect timing for the infill and overlay instruction. Tyvm 😁💕
Thank you!
The thermal colours look cool :D
did anyone else close their eyes when she removed the old polish because they thought little polish bits would fly into their eyes?
- 死神 no.
No
Hi Anastasia, Your nails look so pretty.
Why didn't you apply a thin layer of clear acrylic prior to applying the color? Thank you!
Hi! Thank you!
With Nude I usually apply it right on the nail plate
Color acrylics are not as strong as clear + the color can stain the natural nail 😊 That's why you should always put a thin layer of clear before color 👍🏽
Maud Sandaker Yeah, I agree, and I learned that first thing in school, and all channels, whether professional or DIY’s, all say exactly what you just said!!
Also, I LOVE YOUR NAME!!!!!!! ❤️ I named my Daughter Maudi, after her Great Grandmother, who passed away before she was born, and, my Father-In-Law asked me to name her Maudi, cause it was his mom....So, I did, and it’s so cute❤️❤️
@@maudsandaker2367 The acrylic she uses is a cover acrylic so you dont need to put a thin layer of clear acrylic underneath. There is a difference between cover acrylic and coloured acrylic. When looking at acrylic systems and you see that the 'colour' is a cover colour (they are usually nude and pink colours), it means it has enough strength to use it on it's own and build the whole nail including the apex just like you can with clear acrylic.
@@S2_springroll Thank you...I do it so I won't have to soak off.
I really enjoyed the music girl! And gorgeous nails!
Thank you so much!!
Haha the bathroom thing happened to me when I was doing my own nails once. I sat back down and a few had broken off. 🤣
🤣🤣
Hi Anastasia, great video, thankyou for sharing!
Can you put the link in the description for the two drill bits you used, they look fabulous! Especially the first one you used! (But I would love the purchase both!) 🥰
Oops you already did put the link! 🙈
Thanks! 🥰
The part of the video, every time I see if someone files the clients' nails, it hurts my eyes..I just can't stand it if someone files the underside of the nail, only if the nails isn't outgrown that much😅
But you do an amazing work!!
Keep up❤
I would love to see a more in depth video about greenies and what to do about them
I actually had one client with greenies recently, so I can work on that 😎
@@Nailcou thank you
Hi. Love your video's. The are so informative! Can you do a video on what to do when a client has a greenie. Thank you
Why do I keep seeing "nail techs" peeling acrylic off the natural nail instead if soaking it off? Wtf
Because you are used to american way of doing nails. The techniques are different from the Russian manicure.
I tried both. Actually I have tried techniques from all over the world, including Korea. And honestly? None of them compare to the Russian techniques.
They simply work the best.
So yeah, it might seem weird to you but is just as good as a “soak of” and works the same.
I love your accent so much
I really love your videos! They are so helpful and interesting to watch. Also your English is perfect. I usually cannot understand this kind of vids, because the other vloggers speak too fast. I love your channel and your work! Best regards! ❤️
Omg
Love that polish!
Pretty.
How do you build and/or repair free edge and tips with acrylic and no false tips/nail form?
I play the violin and I have to keep my nails super short so idk why I’m watching this. It’s so interesting though.
Great video!!!
I don’t think she did anything wrong and after you prep dehydrate and prime there’s no reason you cannot continue working it literally has been exposed,treated, and preventing more moisture but covering with new prepped and sterile area!
Very nicely done......love that ombre 🥰
I really appreciate your videos!!! You are an amazing technician 👌❤
Why file the natural nail from the underside? Would you not want it to grow and add extra support to the extension?
She literally explains exactly why you should file it while she was filing it...
Like always very good and informative tutorial Anastasia and I love that hombre effect thank you I would love to be in Russia and be your student you are the best ❤️💅 merry Christmas ⛄🎄
Stunning!! I love watching you work 😍😍
Wow!! Your work is so amazing!
Your tutorials are great.♥️💅🏼
Слегка кривовато опилила форму. И после опила надо было базой выровнять, тогда бугров не было бы.
Ayyyyy! I see that Naio Nails file you’re using. That’s cool 😎
Where is your salon. I love your work.
i would really love to get my nails done by you but the nail artists in my country are NOT GOOD. They don't have educations and they barely know english and last time i had my nails done, my actual naisl were filed down to the point where they lifted from my finger and my pinky nail ctually popped off my actualy finger. They also completely ruined my cuticles, and your treatments seem so gentle and inspire me to do my own nails.
I love the songs you use!
Hey Anastasia may I ask please in a salon if a nail tech uses tools or nail files on a client with Pseudomonas bacteria on the nail ( greenies ) do they decontaminate the drill bits / brushes and dispose of nail files so they don’t get used on the next client and potentially contaminate them with the same bacteria?
Thanks
i don’t know if i’m just sleep deprived but that thumbnail looked really weird to me. it looked like a face wrapped in bubble wrap
Amazing teaching and info as always! Can u yell me what acrylic brush you were using in this video?
Wish their was a link to the drill you’re using
Awesome vid! Love the music!
Yea she was better off getting a new set.
Ong isn’t anyone a blink here?!? The pink nail polish is called kiss and makeup!!
I'm an army
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Same me too! I’m an army and a blink
Is there a way you can make gel polish dry without UV/LED lamp? I can't afford one and one of my friends gave me one and I really wanna use it!!!
No gel polish only dries with a lamp, you can get a really cheap one from Allie express and they work absolutely fine
thank you teacher🙏🙏❤
بحس الفديو راحة نفسية لمن تشيل الوساخة
What electric file do you use? I try to do my own nails mainly just for fun and to distract myself but I hate doing the filing by hand it takes ages specially if I do the gel nails or try to put Arcrylics on
Tyfs Anastasia. You do amazing work
Thank you!
This happened to me cause I had the nails on for 7 weeks and 8 took dermatitis
God loves ya
That looks so painful OUCH!
Hi so when you’re cleaning the one nail cuticle on one side you do reverse and then when you go over to the next side of the same nail you hit the button to go forward I’m just confused a little bit so I’m just trying to understand with the one nail same finger? Thank you .
4 & 1/2 weeks?! I have that more growth and it’s been two weeks😳
How do u correct nail that want to always grow up the original nail died this and it also caused the acrylic and gel sets how can u make them grow straight
A maioria das unhas estão estragadas Por que será?
Tengo una pregunta haber si alguien me puede responder. El acrilico no hace mas daño a una uña con hongo????
Вы русская ? У вас просто русский акцент ? 😅🤨
i need to get my nails done so baaaad! fuck this quarantine man 😭
lovely work!
Its my first time seeing this😯
My mom spent nearly $100 getting my daughter's nails done, she has wide, short nails (it's a form of brachydactyly) so the nail bed is shorter and wider than normal nails. Within 2 weeks they all popped off. She swam alot, but nails that expensive should not have come off, right?