Your client has beautiful hands and must be so happy that her nails are now as pretty ! It must have been a very nice moment for both of you to meet up !
About two months ago, I started rubbing a drop of a oil into my cuticles and live skin around the nail after every hand wash. I keep a little shot glass in my bathroom sink with vitamin E and jojoba oil. In the kitchen and at my desk at work I keep a little travel pillow case with a cotton ball saturated with the oils so I don’t have bottles everywhere. My natural nails are looking amazing and even though it’s a very dry winter where I live, I have no hang nails and no live skin (not cuticle!) issues. Thank you! This has been amazing!
The shot glass idea is amazing! I always struggle with not wanting to get the oil on the bottle after use. I’ll try your idea. Would you mind giving more detail please on the pillow case? Thx 😊
I came across your channel in may and it helped me very much. I started using Neonail Shellac a year ago because the started to sell it openly in german drug-, and beautystores ( somewhat 10 euros a bottle, the lamp is available with a starter kit) thinking about nothing. I was really impressed by it, because my nails finally started to grow longer more easily, because the shellac somewhat gives a good support by being "hard" instead of flexible like normal air drying nail polish. I was so impressed by that, that I finally decided to go to a professional nail salon in my small town and get real gel extensions (not natural growth with shellac on top). She overfilled the nails horribly, they were completely uneven and broke off one by one and popped off after 1-2 weeks. I got pictures of the manicure and it looks like it has been painted by an amateur, looking back at them now. After that I went back to my homemade Neonail, as it was cheaper and looked better. I sadly did the mistake - I didn't know obviously as there were absolutely no precautions when buying this stuff in the drugstore - and put on new Neonail on the extremely damaged and flimsy nails after the extension. I did that for 2-3 Months afterwards without a break to let them grow out healthy and I developed some kind of gel allergy. My cuticles developed those red little dots like hematomas, they were puffy, painful and cherry red! I started to develop peeling skin patches under my free edge that grew up to my fingertips. I never realised something big was coming, when onycholysis came into it aswell. I almost lost my complete small fingernail and ring finger nail, and some smaller portion on each nail close to the free edge. I was ashamed for months, wearing band aids over the "naked" nails. I first thought it was because of my Vitamin A cream for my acne (tretinoin) They were completely healthy by the end of August, following your advice and strict oiling after hand washes, wearing gloves when doing housework and using ointment additionally each night before bed. Not using any polish or gel in the first months ! To be honest, my nails never have been stronger without any additional help of strengtheners or UV-polishes after this situation. They grew very strong and flexible. My cuticles have never been healthier and softer. They had this violet/pink healthy undertone and the free edge wasn't translucent (to call it like that, they were this pretty french nail white!). Went back to university and didn't have the time to keep it up and somewhat got motivated to try my Neonail Set again and instantly regretted it. I woke up in the night because of the pain with an even stronger inflammation than I had in spring. I immediately tried to file it off as much as I can and work with aceton. It took me over three weeks the get rid of the pain in the cuticles and fingertips and they were red the whole time ( I couldn't get to a doctor or dermatologist to get me some cream) Now my small fingernail and Ringfinger have onycholysis again after having shellac on for 6 hours on the healthy nails! I cut and filed the seperated part off again and here we go: repeat the same I did in Spring with your channel :) I want to switch to complete "air drying" manicure and ditched any semipermanent gels I had. Thank you for the channel! It helped me so much
hello there :) Once you are allergic your body will recognise the ingredients you are allergic to and even similar ones so the symptoms appear faster and become more serious. It's like when you are allergic to shrimp it doesn't matter which restaurant makes it and how they make it or even if you make it, you can get sick from it. And once you feel better you are not "cured" sadly. When you eat it again, you will react to it more. Here is a playlist with more info about allergies. ruclips.net/p/PLnP7qaKYlbX4i0QouxamGWTpxlF3ma1Hi PS. Shellac is a name of the gel polish made by CND. The generic name for these products is gel polish (in Spain here they call it "semipermanent", in Poland they call it "hybrid"). So Neonail has a gel polish without a specific name to it.
Amazing transformation. I truly believe that if you get into a routine of taking care of your nails then you won’t bit or pick them. I have a nervous habit of picking the skin in the side of my thumb until it’s raw, but whenever I focus on caring for my nails, that habit disappears. I think it’s also because I don’t have any dry or damaged skin to pick.
The best nail advice and education I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much for sharing, I’m following your techniques and my nails and cuticles have never looked better ❤️ I’ve been a chronic cuticle picker for all my life and now knowing what is actual cuticle and what is the proximal nail fold has helped me stop picking.
What an amazing transformation! As someone who has battled nail biting for 40+ years i salute you! It’s such a satisfying feeling to finally kick the habit and get good nails :) well done! ❤
I'm 26 and struggling with nail biting, every few months I get motivated to stop biting and have a healthy nail, and search in the web, and get some bad advices, try to follow them, fails and repeats. This time I found your channel and I'm really impressed with the quality of the advices, someone who knows what they are talking about, and someone who cares about nail health. I'm so stocked to send you the transformation pictures after few months, thank you
Keep trying. Each time you try you have a better chance. You are armed with more experience and you will succeed one day. I think gentle weekly preventative manicures are key. The more you care the less tempted you are because there is less to pick and less to drive you crazy. Good luck! Please share pictures with me, I would love to see :)
Omg, I'm with you on the glass file. They're fine but it's the grit of your last smoother that's making a difference. The glass file does not leave my nails any smoother than the kind of washable file you have. People rave about them but I don't get the hype.
I think i bit my nails too long…after 55 years of nail biting…I have quit very recently following your advice. Still struggling with a few nails where they just will not grow out right. Will keep up the daily kerasal and cuticle oil with oil soak weekly. And pushing back the cuticles every other day. Not using any polish because a couple of the nails are too short.
Hi Anna, I am so sad, that DIOR has "updated" their nailpolish collection and it seems, that Nail Glow, Base Coat Abricot and Top Coat Abricot in the newer version are less good. 😢
Nails inc has a similar product to Dior nail glow, it's part of Grow Naturale set with a sheer pink polish :) Le Mini Macaron has Le glow nail brightener too. Essie Hard to resist in pink (which I think you reviewed before
This looks great! Will you be continue to use the new formulation of Dior Nail Glow on your clients or will you switch to a different alternative now that they changed the formula? I really wanted to buy it but after I saw your video on the new formula I'm considering getting a cheaper dupe that lasts longer on the nails even if the look isn't as pretty or subtle...
I've been biting my nails since i was 6 and i finally quit it and my nails are finally healthy again. Though I don't see my lunulas/half moons on my nails.. Is it a problem?
What do you think of the Japanese Manicure with the paste and powder buffing?? I also have the Dior glow polish that I use occasionally, my hands and nails look better natural than with colored polish..just doesn't fit with my personality. I manicure my nails once a week, just like my Mom did, so relaxing!
Buffing always removes layers. If you achieved a smooth nails and a shine you removed quite a few layers. PS. I really like doing my own nails too, it's kind of therapeutic :)
How it is possible that the nailbed gets longer when someone stops biting the nails? Is it an optical illusion that the nailbed is more wide than long to begin with?
I’m so excited about finding this channel and learning more about nail care. What are your thoughts on press-on nails? Do you think it’s damaging to the nail? I like the way they look but I wore them a couple times in a row (new sets each time) and my nails developed horizontal bumps/warping. Maybe I took them off wrong?
I used electric file but I don't recommend it unless you are a nail technician and you need to use it on clients Here is how I do my own nails and what I recommend for DIYers ruclips.net/video/W2t6QxmuLIs/видео.html
Dzień dobry.Anno mam pytanie PODOLOG poleciła mi Serum TC 16 - Arkada's stosować na płytkę paznokcia -olocholiza dużych palców u stóp czy to serum jest ok co jeszcze stosować.Dzieki za info. Pozdrawiam 🇵🇱 Maria
Anno,chore paznokcie PODOLOG skrócił i oczyścił łożysko, serum wcieramy w całą płytkę w obu paznokciach.Mam dużo chorób,ale ten problem konsultowałam z dermatologiem badanie mykologiczne wykluczyło grzybicę.Podejrzewam , że od złego obuwia.Serum stosuje 2x dziennie po kropelce i czekam jak paznokcie odrosną zdrowe, oczywiście pod okiem podologa .Skład:Agua,Hydrolyzed Collagen,Grycerin,Polysorbate 20,Melaleuca Alternifolia Leaf Oil,Phenoxyethanol,Ethylhexylglycerin,Limonen.Producent AArkada- 11 ml.Pozdrawiam dobrej 🌠Maria
Patrząc się na składniki to praktycznie gliceryna i olejek z drzewa herbacianego. Kolagen to po prostu nawilża lekko. Hm. Osobiście używałabym Hasceral dostępny w aptece gliceryna, wazelina, 5% kwasu salicylowego, 10% mocznika. Można nawet samemu dodać trochę olejku z drzewa herbacianego do olejku z jojoby i na to Hasceral. Dobrze żeby płytkę tak długo wycinać aż nie odrośnie. W zależności jak daleko jest podniesiona płytka to może zabrać 1-2 lata.
I’m 70 yrs old and have picked at my nails and surrounding skin since childhood. I just can’t break the habit. I might get them looking good and longer but end up ravaging them in the end. I was severely beaten across my fingers ( once with a violin bow) as a child and the resulting fear and anxiety just made it worse. It’s kinda imprinted in my psyche now and I just can’t break the habit. It’s embarrassing and I can’t even go to a manicurist to help me because I’m so ashamed of them. Terrible situation to be in.
Hi Miryana, I'm so sorry to hear about your experience. That is so sad. Maybe instead of trying to break the habit (so taking something away) try adding gentle nail care. Weekly manicures, give yourself a gentle hand massage with nice oils and lotions. Try massaging in a bit of oil when you remember. Make this a positive habit. I actually quite enjoy doing my nails weekly. It's "me" time. So instead of feeling ashamed, you will feel a bit of achievement every time you do your manicure. Take pictures and look for tiniest improvement in the skin and nails. Don't aim for perfection but for improvement. If you relapse, that's normal and it's OK. That is how we learn but each time it will be easier. And just care for yourself. You can totally do it yourself. Sending lots of love.
@@TheSalonLife oh my goodness- your response made me feel like crying because it was so loving and caring. Guiding me to do the same with love and self care. Absolutely beautiful. Thankyou I’m totally a perfectionist ! I just found you today scrolling around YT and then wondered if you had addressed this issue. I found the transformational video of that lady and I shared the link with myself so I can refer back to it. After my shower i added oil to my cuticles for the first time. Maybe your guidance will help me break this habit this time around. Much love ❤️ to you as well .
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I used to bite my nails when I was young; I can remember the exact year I stopped - 1986. Your client has come a long way. Her nails are beautiful
Congratulations!!
@TheSalonLife hi Anna, why does new bottle needs 2 costs?
She has a lot to be proud of. I have struggled with biting my nails and picking..anxiety too. She gives me hope!
I’m on that journey with you and have decent looking nails for the first time in my life…. We can do this! ❤
OMG, this transformation is incredible! I've been a nail biter and skin picker all my life. This is so inspiring to try to grow healthy nails
She’s done amazing with transforming her nails! Beautiful prep ❤
Thank you so much!! ❤️
Your client has beautiful hands and must be so happy that her nails are now as pretty ! It must have been a very nice moment for both of you to meet up !
Wow! This was like watching a Christmas gift! Amazing transformation. Just brilliant. Very good information, as always, Anna.
She's done a beautiful job at healing! Her nails are GOALS !
About two months ago, I started rubbing a drop of a oil into my cuticles and live skin around the nail after every hand wash. I keep a little shot glass in my bathroom sink with vitamin E and jojoba oil. In the kitchen and at my desk at work I keep a little travel pillow case with a cotton ball saturated with the oils so I don’t have bottles everywhere. My natural nails are looking amazing and even though it’s a very dry winter where I live, I have no hang nails and no live skin (not cuticle!) issues. Thank you! This has been amazing!
The shot glass idea is amazing! I always struggle with not wanting to get the oil on the bottle after use. I’ll try your idea. Would you mind giving more detail please on the pillow case? Thx 😊
Fantastic! Love , love the positive vibes!
I came across your channel in may and it helped me very much.
I started using Neonail Shellac a year ago because the started to sell it openly in german drug-, and beautystores ( somewhat 10 euros a bottle, the lamp is available with a starter kit) thinking about nothing. I was really impressed by it, because my nails finally started to grow longer more easily, because the shellac somewhat gives a good support by being "hard" instead of flexible like normal air drying nail polish. I was so impressed by that, that I finally decided to go to a professional nail salon in my small town and get real gel extensions (not natural growth with shellac on top). She overfilled the nails horribly, they were completely uneven and broke off one by one and popped off after 1-2 weeks. I got pictures of the manicure and it looks like it has been painted by an amateur, looking back at them now.
After that I went back to my homemade Neonail, as it was cheaper and looked better. I sadly did the mistake - I didn't know obviously as there were absolutely no precautions when buying this stuff in the drugstore - and put on new Neonail on the extremely damaged and flimsy nails after the extension. I did that for 2-3 Months afterwards without a break to let them grow out healthy and I developed some kind of gel allergy.
My cuticles developed those red little dots like hematomas, they were puffy, painful and cherry red! I started to develop peeling skin patches under my free edge that grew up to my fingertips.
I never realised something big was coming, when onycholysis came into it aswell. I almost lost my complete small fingernail and ring finger nail, and some smaller portion on each nail close to the free edge. I was ashamed for months, wearing band aids over the "naked" nails. I first thought it was because of my Vitamin A cream for my acne (tretinoin)
They were completely healthy by the end of August, following your advice and strict oiling after hand washes, wearing gloves when doing housework and using ointment additionally each night before bed. Not using any polish or gel in the first months !
To be honest, my nails never have been stronger without any additional help of strengtheners or UV-polishes after this situation. They grew very strong and flexible. My cuticles have never been healthier and softer. They had this violet/pink healthy undertone and the free edge wasn't translucent (to call it like that, they were this pretty french nail white!).
Went back to university and didn't have the time to keep it up and somewhat got motivated to try my Neonail Set again and instantly regretted it. I woke up in the night because of the pain with an even stronger inflammation than I had in spring. I immediately tried to file it off as much as I can and work with aceton. It took me over three weeks the get rid of the pain in the cuticles and fingertips and they were red the whole time ( I couldn't get to a doctor or dermatologist to get me some cream)
Now my small fingernail and Ringfinger have onycholysis again after having shellac on for 6 hours on the healthy nails!
I cut and filed the seperated part off again and here we go: repeat the same I did in Spring with your channel :)
I want to switch to complete "air drying" manicure and ditched any semipermanent gels I had.
Thank you for the channel! It helped me so much
hello there :) Once you are allergic your body will recognise the ingredients you are allergic to and even similar ones so the symptoms appear faster and become more serious.
It's like when you are allergic to shrimp it doesn't matter which restaurant makes it and how they make it or even if you make it, you can get sick from it.
And once you feel better you are not "cured" sadly. When you eat it again, you will react to it more.
Here is a playlist with more info about allergies.
ruclips.net/p/PLnP7qaKYlbX4i0QouxamGWTpxlF3ma1Hi
PS. Shellac is a name of the gel polish made by CND.
The generic name for these products is gel polish (in Spain here they call it "semipermanent", in Poland they call it "hybrid"). So Neonail has a gel polish without a specific name to it.
Amazing transformation. I truly believe that if you get into a routine of taking care of your nails then you won’t bit or pick them. I have a nervous habit of picking the skin in the side of my thumb until it’s raw, but whenever I focus on caring for my nails, that habit disappears. I think it’s also because I don’t have any dry or damaged skin to pick.
Stunning polish. My favorite. What a transformation!
The best nail advice and education I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much for sharing, I’m following your techniques and my nails and cuticles have never looked better ❤️ I’ve been a chronic cuticle picker for all my life and now knowing what is actual cuticle and what is the proximal nail fold has helped me stop picking.
Same here, so much knowledge, technique and good, working advice shared
What an amazing transformation! As someone who has battled nail biting for 40+ years i salute you! It’s such a satisfying feeling to finally kick the habit and get good nails :) well done! ❤
What an amazing transformation....and I know the client is thrilled!!!
I'm 26 and struggling with nail biting, every few months I get motivated to stop biting and have a healthy nail, and search in the web, and get some bad advices, try to follow them, fails and repeats. This time I found your channel and I'm really impressed with the quality of the advices, someone who knows what they are talking about, and someone who cares about nail health.
I'm so stocked to send you the transformation pictures after few months, thank you
Keep trying. Each time you try you have a better chance. You are armed with more experience and you will succeed one day.
I think gentle weekly preventative manicures are key. The more you care the less tempted you are because there is less to pick and less to drive you crazy. Good luck!
Please share pictures with me, I would love to see :)
Wow, this is my first time hearing about and seeing this Dior product. It’s beautiful.
Yes, I remember CND Toughen Up.
Sadly the new formula is not as good apparently. 😢
@@TheSalonLife the CND or Dior?
Excellent education and a stunning transformation! Congratulations, wow! 🩷
Wow what a difference from the nail biting video! It shows anyone can have healthy natural nails if they follow your advice!
I hope Dazzle dry comes out with a similar polish sometime soon it would be a lovely addition to their line.
I'm sooooo every happy for her. Well done!!!!! Thank you for sharing your journeyl😉😉😉
Absolutely amazing transformation she has made. This is so encouraging to me to keep doing what you show and tell us!
Wow! Her nails look fabulous
Thank you for explaining nail filing & shaping technique.
My pleasure 😊
This gives me so much hope for my own nails 😍❤
So pretty! She has such lovely nails.
Adorable results ❤
Looks so beautiful !❤
Beautiful nails! Congratulation
Oh my gosh ! That is miraculous !
Right?! Amazing how the body can heal
Omg, I'm with you on the glass file. They're fine but it's the grit of your last smoother that's making a difference. The glass file does not leave my nails any smoother than the kind of washable file you have. People rave about them but I don't get the hype.
I would like to say big thank you! You saved my nails with your simple advices ❤
You are so welcome!
Wonderful ❤
Thank you 😄
I think i bit my nails too long…after 55 years of nail biting…I have quit very recently following your advice. Still struggling with a few nails where they just will not grow out right. Will keep up the daily kerasal and cuticle oil with oil soak weekly. And pushing back the cuticles every other day. Not using any polish because a couple of the nails are too short.
Hi Anna, I am so sad, that DIOR has "updated" their nailpolish collection and it seems, that Nail Glow, Base Coat Abricot and Top Coat Abricot in the newer version are less good. 😢
Beautiful!❤
Amazing results!
I love my Erica file. I’ve trying to get the fine one for weeks, but her files are so popular, that they are sold out.
I’m not a fan of the fine one to be honest. Not for the salon work. Maybe for personal use
Nails inc has a similar product to Dior nail glow, it's part of Grow Naturale set with a sheer pink polish :) Le Mini Macaron has Le glow nail brightener too. Essie Hard to resist in pink (which I think you reviewed before
Yes to the first two you mentioned. The Essie does not have the glow. It’s pretty much clear nail polish.
This looks great! Will you be continue to use the new formulation of Dior Nail Glow on your clients or will you switch to a different alternative now that they changed the formula? I really wanted to buy it but after I saw your video on the new formula I'm considering getting a cheaper dupe that lasts longer on the nails even if the look isn't as pretty or subtle...
I bought this Dior bc I saw it here I love it for my feet bc I have acrylic on my nails unfortunately
I've been biting my nails since i was 6 and i finally quit it and my nails are finally healthy again. Though I don't see my lunulas/half moons on my nails.. Is it a problem?
Because of some of your comments, I am guessing you are in Spain…where? I enjoy your vids, lots of good advice!
What do you think of the Japanese Manicure with the paste and powder buffing?? I also have the Dior glow polish that I use occasionally, my hands and nails look better natural than with colored polish..just doesn't fit with my personality. I manicure my nails once a week, just like my Mom did, so relaxing!
Buffing always removes layers. If you achieved a smooth nails and a shine you removed quite a few layers.
PS. I really like doing my own nails too, it's kind of therapeutic :)
How it is possible that the nailbed gets longer when someone stops biting the nails? Is it an optical illusion that the nailbed is more wide than long to begin with?
Can this yellow the nail bed? Looks so lovely!! 😍😍
Can it yellow the nail plate? It could.
(Nail bed is the living tissue nail plate is growing on)
I’m so excited about finding this channel and learning more about nail care. What are your thoughts on press-on nails? Do you think it’s damaging to the nail? I like the way they look but I wore them a couple times in a row (new sets each time) and my nails developed horizontal bumps/warping. Maybe I took them off wrong?
Very nice
Thanks
Oh wow! What an amazing transformation - congrats!!
I am wondering - have you tested the Londontown mail concealers?
Thank you very much. We haven't used the Londontown nail concealers.
This video is SO helpful to those of us who bite our nails. What is the green tool you used to remove the cuticle? Thank you! ❤
I used electric file but I don't recommend it unless you are a nail technician and you need to use it on clients
Here is how I do my own nails and what I recommend for DIYers
ruclips.net/video/W2t6QxmuLIs/видео.html
Hi, what brand is the naile file you use in this video. I do not see it on your link to the Amazon Canada site. Thank you!
Amazon doesn’t carry it. It’s from Erica. The link in the description box below the video:)
About the glass files: they last longer, if you don't accidentally drop them to the floor
true!!
Does the second coat dry shiny, or did you apply a top coat?
I applied 2 coats of the same polish.:)
Which Kerasal product do are you speaking about for skin around fingernails?
Kerasal (Amazon) amzn.to/3dy31F7
Kerasal (iHerb) bit.ly/3XCWKvF
Kerasal world list bit.ly/3MiyT1z
Dzień dobry.Anno mam pytanie PODOLOG poleciła mi Serum TC 16 - Arkada's stosować na płytkę paznokcia -olocholiza dużych palców u stóp czy to serum jest ok co jeszcze stosować.Dzieki za info. Pozdrawiam 🇵🇱 Maria
Witam! A paznokieć podolog skrócił? Czy na odczepiona płytkę ma się stosować.
Jaki powód onycholizy?
Jaki jest skład tego serum?
Anno,chore paznokcie PODOLOG skrócił i oczyścił łożysko, serum wcieramy w całą płytkę w obu paznokciach.Mam dużo chorób,ale ten problem konsultowałam z dermatologiem badanie mykologiczne wykluczyło grzybicę.Podejrzewam , że od złego obuwia.Serum stosuje 2x dziennie po kropelce i czekam jak paznokcie odrosną zdrowe, oczywiście pod okiem podologa .Skład:Agua,Hydrolyzed Collagen,Grycerin,Polysorbate 20,Melaleuca Alternifolia Leaf Oil,Phenoxyethanol,Ethylhexylglycerin,Limonen.Producent AArkada- 11 ml.Pozdrawiam dobrej 🌠Maria
Patrząc się na składniki to praktycznie gliceryna i olejek z drzewa herbacianego.
Kolagen to po prostu nawilża lekko.
Hm. Osobiście używałabym Hasceral dostępny w aptece gliceryna, wazelina, 5% kwasu salicylowego, 10% mocznika.
Można nawet samemu dodać trochę olejku z drzewa herbacianego do olejku z jojoby i na to Hasceral.
Dobrze żeby płytkę tak długo wycinać aż nie odrośnie. W zależności jak daleko jest podniesiona płytka to może zabrać 1-2 lata.
Anno, serdecznie dziękuję za odpowiedź na moje pytanie Pozdrawiam z przypruszonej śniegiem Warszawy.Maria💕🇵🇱
I’m 70 yrs old and have picked at my nails and surrounding skin since childhood. I just can’t break the habit. I might get them looking good and longer but end up ravaging them in the end. I was severely beaten across my fingers ( once with a violin bow) as a child and the resulting fear and anxiety just made it worse. It’s kinda imprinted in my psyche now and I just can’t break the habit. It’s embarrassing and I can’t even go to a manicurist to help me because I’m so ashamed of them. Terrible situation to be in.
Hi Miryana, I'm so sorry to hear about your experience. That is so sad.
Maybe instead of trying to break the habit (so taking something away) try adding gentle nail care. Weekly manicures, give yourself a gentle hand massage with nice oils and lotions. Try massaging in a bit of oil when you remember.
Make this a positive habit.
I actually quite enjoy doing my nails weekly. It's "me" time.
So instead of feeling ashamed, you will feel a bit of achievement every time you do your manicure. Take pictures and look for tiniest improvement in the skin and nails. Don't aim for perfection but for improvement.
If you relapse, that's normal and it's OK. That is how we learn but each time it will be easier. And just care for yourself.
You can totally do it yourself.
Sending lots of love.
@@TheSalonLife oh my goodness- your response made me feel like crying because it was so loving and caring. Guiding me to do the same with love and self care. Absolutely beautiful. Thankyou I’m totally a perfectionist !
I just found you today scrolling around YT and then wondered if you had addressed this issue. I found the transformational video of that lady and I shared the link with myself so I can refer back to it. After my shower i added oil to my cuticles for the first time. Maybe your guidance will help me break this habit this time around. Much love ❤️ to you as well .
❤
What are the files you use please
The links are in the description box below the video:)
❗️🙂