1. No clean manicure 2. not buffing nails 3. dust on nail 4. Grease on nail 5. Touching nails after degreasing 6. too thick of a primer 7. mixing up base or top coat 8. not quality product 9. uneven application of polish 10. base coat leaking 11. gel polish under nail 12. too much polish 13. bad lamp 14. redoing nail at final stage 15. weak nails 16. overfiling nail plate 17. removal by soaking 18. Poorly removed gel polish 19. old coating 20. Long free edge 21. mechanial damage 22. Moist environment 23. 24. 25.
Best tips: use a really strong basecoat like CND STICKEY BASECOAT or Essie Here Stay basecoat , Seche vite or OPI topcoat & basecoats! Secondly, use nail polish thinner to thin thick gel/ nail polish, thinner coats dry faster and don't get bulky with all the layers of polish! Use a double basecoat as well to hold on polish! Another tip is layers of topcoat! 2-3 thin layers will hold the polish! I layers Essie No Chips topcoat with Sally Hansen insta dry clear Topcoat, or Seche Vite Quick Dry topcoat, 3 layers then use a Essence nail dry drops to set the polish! Raptor claws for 10 minutes until it all dries! Rubber basecoats work well on long bendy nails! And the quality of the nail/gel polish, better quality nail polishes are expensive but cheaper in the long run! Any tips pls add them! Essie Here Stay basecoat is very strong to stop nails chipping, 3 weeks now and only 1 yes 1 broken nail! No major chips! Trial and error! UK 🇬🇧 20.4.24
I’m determined af to learn how to do gel nails at home. I do the buffing, the dusting, avoiding the cuticle, sealing the free edge, but I STILL have premature lifting near my cuticle 😅😅😅 It drives me NUTS! but i think it might be that clear part of the cuticle like she said, I’m gonna invest in a cuticle pusher tool.
The best source of nail information. Better than Susie, better than Liz Morris, better than Anastasia. I love all of those peoples’ videos, but Marina is the queen.❤️❤️❤️
1. No clean manicure
2. not buffing nails
3. dust on nail
4. Grease on nail
5. Touching nails after degreasing
6. too thick of a primer
7. mixing up base or top coat
8. not quality product
9. uneven application of polish
10. base coat leaking
11. gel polish under nail
12. too much polish
13. bad lamp
14. redoing nail at final stage
15. weak nails
16. overfiling nail plate
17. removal by soaking
18. Poorly removed gel polish
19. old coating
20. Long free edge
21. mechanial damage
22. Moist environment
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23. Client's occupation.
24. Taking antibiotics.
25. Other diseases.
So basically what you're saying is it's impossible for me to keep my nails pretty with Polish because it will always peel up
Best tips: use a really strong basecoat like CND STICKEY BASECOAT or Essie Here Stay basecoat , Seche vite or OPI topcoat & basecoats!
Secondly, use nail polish thinner to thin thick gel/ nail polish, thinner coats dry faster and don't get bulky with all the layers of polish!
Use a double basecoat as well to hold on polish!
Another tip is layers of topcoat! 2-3 thin layers will hold the polish! I layers Essie No Chips topcoat with Sally Hansen insta dry clear Topcoat, or Seche Vite Quick Dry topcoat, 3 layers then use a Essence nail dry drops to set the polish! Raptor claws for 10 minutes until it all dries!
Rubber basecoats work well on long bendy nails!
And the quality of the nail/gel polish, better quality nail polishes are expensive but cheaper in the long run!
Any tips pls add them! Essie Here Stay basecoat is very strong to stop nails chipping, 3 weeks now and only 1 yes 1 broken nail! No major chips!
Trial and error! UK 🇬🇧 20.4.24
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I’m determined af to learn how to do gel nails at home. I do the buffing, the dusting, avoiding the cuticle, sealing the free edge, but I STILL have premature lifting near my cuticle 😅😅😅
It drives me NUTS! but i think it might be that clear part of the cuticle like she said, I’m gonna invest in a cuticle pusher tool.
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Hi, Thanks for the presentation. I love it. By the way, you are so beautiful too.
Thank you for your advice 😁
25 ?!? Damn
Thank you so much
The best source of nail information. Better than Susie, better than Liz Morris, better than Anastasia. I love all of those peoples’ videos, but Marina is the queen.❤️❤️❤️
It's funny you like Marina's videos more than Anastasia's, cause she was her teacher😂
Доброе утро , можно пожалуйста по русски ошибки сказать я английский не понимаю
Ролик на русском смотрите на основном канале
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You meant eponychium, not pterygium, right? Pterygium is scar tissue.