She is saying that that getting a Russian manicure is the solution for that but u don’t have to follow it u can do it at home it under safe precaution or u can end up with a infection.
The cuticle is the dead skin that sticks to the nail as they grow out the thing you are calling the cuticle is actually the proximal nail fold which should not be removed as it is there to prevent infection and bacteria.
I've been doing Russian manicure for 15 years. I don't have any problems. You need to choose a master who sterilizes all the tools. And after the manicure, the infection does not disappear due to the lack of a cuticle. Wash your hands more often with soap, carry antiseptics with you and problems with infections will be minimized.
I thought you were supposed to have cuticles because it's alive and helps keep out bacteria that causes infection but I've started to see these Russian Manicures and it looks like they know EXACTLY what they are doing!!
Just because some dont get infected doesnt mean they arent still dangerous. Its very easy to damage nails and the actual skin around your nails on your fingers during day to day life, and if you do when you have nails like this, infection can set in and be very difficult to heal
They may look great but are illegal in some States due to being done "Dry" & increase of infections- not a great idea. Rn here & who wants 5 days of oral antibiotics when inevitably someone will cut you by accident
I used to have crusty cuticles, I've been using cuticle oil and I push them back every time I come out of the shower with a glass cuticle pusher and the etched quality of it makes it easy to scrub off dead skin, I use nippers as necessary, and I could get a russian manicure but turns out a little maintenance at home works too
Girl I asked for cuticle care and the nail technician looked at me cross eyed 🥴… most of these techs especially in the south, just want to put gel on your nails or some acrylic and hop to the next customer.. I’m doing mine at home from now on. Love the video sis
A lot of American nail techs do not know how to do this properly. That is why they don't even offer these kind of services. They would rather cut your nails off and put acrylics on. The United States is way behind when it comes to nail technology. This is originally a European practice.
cause its illegal to cut the living skin portion that the russian manicure calls ""cuticles". its aestheically pleasing but you dont have to dig a hole and create damage to skin to cut off to get a polished look.
There is so much misinformation in this comment section. Cuticle isnt alive its dead flaky skin. If you cut live tissue it bleeds. She's not bleeding people, they just push the proximal nail fold back farther and lift it a bit more than a regular manicure. They use tiny brushes to get under that lifted skin, then the skin settles back down on its own and the polish looks very clean is prettier longer because it takes longer to see that space where the polish starts. I learned to do this on myself, and I'm a nurse, as long as the tools are clean and the person is knowledgeabcle, this is fine.
Yes, my nails were looking very horrible as well. I was moving from one state to the other and I went to get a manicure and unbeknownst to me. I was getting a Russian manicure and I was so pleased. I don’t think I would ever go to a regular manicure again.
Actually what ur nail tech is cutting is not the cuticle. The white dead skin underneath is the cuticle. What most people call the cuticle is actually called the Eponychium which often mistaken for the cuticle Shorter version: White dead skin= Cuticle; Eponychium= the mistaken cuticle They look lovely btw ❤❤❤
If I'm not mistaken this is what they teach you in nail tech, lazy nail techs use tips!! This method been out for years. It started with shaping with the aluminum foil if you chose to go longer.
Obviously someone who knows what they were doing worked on her and her living tissue was not removed. This can be done safely if somebody is specifically trained in Russian manicure. It is the terrible shops and untrained nail techs who cut people up and infect them. And that is a reason Russian manicure got blamed in the United States but it is not the Russian manicure itself. It is the people doing it wrong.
Pretty sure you need your cuticle to keep out dirt and bacteria from your nail. It’s okay to remove the dead skin on your nail but don’t cut the cuticle off.
@ritassoul3516 it's the barrier to stop bacteria, and disgusting stuff from becoming embedded and creating infection. It's not supposed to be cut off for a more fashionable look. It actually plays a large roll in nail health. This girls fingers looked clubbed now. She looks like her finger nails are showing the signs of a thyroid issue. There shud be a slight dip or space from the polished nail to the finger skin and there isnt. That thick polish shudnt be butted right up next to where a cuticle shud be. It even looks bad, never mind the fact that it is bad for over all nail health.
@@cd7063 dude, about half of Russian girls get this manicure done every month last 10 years. It's millions people (There is 140mln people in Russia). Nothing happened, nobody died.
Your nails were super dry and damaged, they needed a break, maybe not more chemicals :( Hydrate them and your hands as well, they don’t look healthy enough. However, they look nice.
At least look for a place that will do a dry manicure with a structure gel instead of going somewhere with acrylic. I live in Chicago and found something like this on Booksy looking up Russian manicure
@@bambinakeke a simple google search will prove you wrong. “Cuticles act like a sealant, preventing bacteria and fungus from slipping between the skin and your nail. “
You should never remove your cuticles. It's akin to having 10 open wounds on your hands. It opens you up to severe infection. Like every part of your body, cuticles are there for a reason.
@@UnknownAlien475Во-первых, вы не можете указывать людям, обрезать им что-то или нет. Во-вторых, лично я обрезаю кутикулу больше 15 лет и всё в порядке. Тем более, это не живая кожа. Будь это так, она бы кровоточила при каждом обрезном маникюре. Так можно людям запретить обрезать мозоли на пятках, ну а что, это же живая кожа.
@@SafariLoopeople in the United States hardly have any knowledge on this. That is why they don't know what they're talking about. Believe any little article that they read. They don't understand how there is a keratinized part of the cuticle that is dead and can be removed because doctors here just say to not touch because they don't have as much knowledge on this subject as European ones do.
All they did was cut all your skin off..lol. they will grow back even worse, and it will be a never-ending cycle. My skin around my nails looks just like your hand, and I dont cut my skin off because I take care of it. The cuticle is the white stuff stuck on your nail, not the skin. Anyway..just wanted to say that, but everyone, of course, does what they want.
Russian manicure may look nice for about 3 days, then the live skin you cut around the nail thinking that is the cuticle ( not , that’s not the cuticle!) is growing back as ragged as it was or even worse. There is a lady at The salon life channel who explains why it is important to keep the skin around the nail intact and only push it down gently.
I don’t know if this is just me but before every single person and their mom and grandma started getting their nails done every two weeks the nail salons were not that packed and I remember going into years ago and being given a Russian manicure I think that’s just what they’re supposed to do but places don’t do it anymore like literally every nail one used to do that and it was not called the Russian manicure
Old video but maybe you’ll get a notification and see it (and remember 😉). What is the brand and shade of this polish. It is so delicate and tasteful. Maybe someone out there in the comments knows? I will scroll through them all. But I won’t get a ‘Russian manicure’, cuticles are live skin 🙂✌🏼
Use a blend of coconut oil and castor oil (both cold pressed) on your cuticles every night and they will be gone in no time. No trimming or pushing needed.
Ya see salons have cut back on nails. In jersey they cleaned your cuticles as part of a gel manicure. It was already included with the price and they massaged ur hand with lotion as a final step. In Ohio they don't do shit. They don't do ur cuticles. They don't massage. And they over charge and it's shitty and I've been all over.
Girls, I live in Russia and every girl does this kind of manicure every 3d week. It's cheap here. But you should go to professional nail master who use special oven for sanitize cutters and other stuff.
A Russian manicure looks like the polish is growing out of your cuticles, I think what you got it’s a detailed cuticle work manicure , which is less aggressive than a Russian mani :)
I just did a Russian manicure on myself last night, and I was looking at my cuticles today like 😮. I can’t believe I did that! Lol so I second this statement.
One is without nail polish and one is with nail polish other then that I don’t see how your nails are healthier now we gotta see ‘‘em without nail polish to know
I love that part she showed us how to get rid of them
She is saying that that getting a Russian manicure is the solution for that but u don’t have to follow it u can do it at home it under safe precaution or u can end up with a infection.
Yeah, what a great advice! 🤣
Right! 🙄
I love short manicured nails like this. They are so perfect. Now I’m gonna see if I can go find me somewhere that does a Russian manicure.
Did you ever find one?
Short , clean nails are always so beautiful to me .
❤❤❤
The most useful instructions for how to DIY ever
She's literally saying "this is your sign, go get a russian manicure". What do you want to DIY here ?
Still waiting to hear HOW to get those results.
Right! 😂
She said it, it's a Russian mani
Read? Says Russian manicure...
Op
Right, this was annoying. Let me go search Russian manicure 🥴🙄wasted my time
Everyone learn the diff between cuticle and proximal fold. Do not cut your proximal fold.
We do it for the ✨aesthetics💫
you can cut your proximal fold if you do it properly
The cuticle is the dead skin that sticks to the nail as they grow out the thing you are calling the cuticle is actually the proximal nail fold which should not be removed as it is there to prevent infection and bacteria.
Finally.....someone knows exactly what their talking about!!! Great info!!
Do you watch Anna of "Salon Life"? She has taught me so much. Cuticle oil all throughout the day has helped me tremendously!
I've been doing Russian manicure for 15 years. I don't have any problems. You need to choose a master who sterilizes all the tools. And after the manicure, the infection does not disappear due to the lack of a cuticle. Wash your hands more often with soap, carry antiseptics with you and problems with infections will be minimized.
I thought you were supposed to have cuticles because it's alive and helps keep out bacteria that causes infection but I've started to see these Russian Manicures and it looks like they know EXACTLY what they are doing!!
Cuticles aren’t living tissue. Therefore they can be cut now the eponichyium is the skin above the cuticle that bleeds when cut.. that’s a no no
Just because some dont get infected doesnt mean they arent still dangerous. Its very easy to damage nails and the actual skin around your nails on your fingers during day to day life, and if you do when you have nails like this, infection can set in and be very difficult to heal
@@heyysimone I did more research and it seems like this does make one prone to pretty bad infections. Thank you! 😊
They may look great but are illegal in some States due to being done "Dry" & increase of infections- not a great idea. Rn here & who wants 5 days of oral antibiotics when inevitably someone will cut you by accident
Cuticle is dead skin.
Just got my first Russian manicure last week. I will never get a normal manicure again!!! My nails look amazing.
I really love short manicured nails they’re so classy and cute 🥰
Gorgeous manicure!
I used to have crusty cuticles, I've been using cuticle oil and I push them back every time I come out of the shower with a glass cuticle pusher and the etched quality of it makes it easy to scrub off dead skin, I use nippers as necessary, and I could get a russian manicure but turns out a little maintenance at home works too
Да, наши девочки прекрасно делают маникюр.
Вам хорошо сделали, очень аккуратно, красиво, эстетично
Girl I asked for cuticle care and the nail technician looked at me cross eyed 🥴… most of these techs especially in the south, just want to put gel on your nails or some acrylic and hop to the next customer.. I’m doing mine at home from now on. Love the video sis
Girl not cross eyed 😂😂😂
Lmao 😅
A lot of American nail techs do not know how to do this properly. That is why they don't even offer these kind of services. They would rather cut your nails off and put acrylics on. The United States is way behind when it comes to nail technology. This is originally a European practice.
cause its illegal to cut the living skin portion that the russian manicure calls ""cuticles". its aestheically pleasing but you dont have to dig a hole and create damage to skin to cut off to get a polished look.
@@jalissaarchuleta6966 its illegal in america.
There is so much misinformation in this comment section. Cuticle isnt alive its dead flaky skin. If you cut live tissue it bleeds. She's not bleeding people, they just push the proximal nail fold back farther and lift it a bit more than a regular manicure. They use tiny brushes to get under that lifted skin, then the skin settles back down on its own and the polish looks very clean is prettier longer because it takes longer to see that space where the polish starts. I learned to do this on myself, and I'm a nurse, as long as the tools are clean and the person is knowledgeabcle, this is fine.
No, they most definitely use scissors or nippers to cut the proximal nail fold. Just because it doesn’t bleed doesn’t mean it wasn’t living skin.
u can poke a needle through your skin without bleeding, doest mjean skin is dead. what kind of nurse smh
Yes, my nails were looking very horrible as well. I was moving from one state to the other and I went to get a manicure and unbeknownst to me. I was getting a Russian manicure and I was so pleased. I don’t think I would ever go to a regular manicure again.
What is that nail color?! ❤
The best manicure I have ever had and I am so glad she doesn’t cut cuticles ❤
I'm so glad that u did share this... for so long I've been looking for so long for this solution thank u so much
Actually what ur nail tech is cutting is not the cuticle. The white dead skin underneath is the cuticle. What most people call the cuticle is actually called the Eponychium which often mistaken for the cuticle
Shorter version: White dead skin= Cuticle; Eponychium= the mistaken cuticle
They look lovely btw ❤❤❤
okay I’m a nail tech but nobody asked it’s commonly understood as cuticles
Turned out beautiful 🥰
If I'm not mistaken this is what they teach you in nail tech, lazy nail techs use tips!!
This method been out for years. It started with shaping with the aluminum foil if you chose to go longer.
You can cut the dead cuticle skin off, but DO NOT let a nail tech cut off the live tissue at your cuticles 🛑
Obviously someone who knows what they were doing worked on her and her living tissue was not removed. This can be done safely if somebody is specifically trained in Russian manicure. It is the terrible shops and untrained nail techs who cut people up and infect them. And that is a reason Russian manicure got blamed in the United States but it is not the Russian manicure itself. It is the people doing it wrong.
Pretty sure you need your cuticle to keep out dirt and bacteria from your nail. It’s okay to remove the dead skin on your nail but don’t cut the cuticle off.
We all cut it off and still alive, we cut off this unnecessary part why do we need it?
@ritassoul3516 it's the barrier to stop bacteria, and disgusting stuff from becoming embedded and creating infection. It's not supposed to be cut off for a more fashionable look. It actually plays a large roll in nail health. This girls fingers looked clubbed now. She looks like her finger nails are showing the signs of a thyroid issue. There shud be a slight dip or space from the polished nail to the finger skin and there isnt. That thick polish shudnt be butted right up next to where a cuticle shud be. It even looks bad, never mind the fact that it is bad for over all nail health.
@@cd7063 dude, about half of Russian girls get this manicure done every month last 10 years. It's millions people (There is 140mln people in Russia). Nothing happened, nobody died.
None of the places around me do Russian manicures or even good manicures lol. So I had to start doing it myself.
This is not a "how to" video!
Your nails were super dry and damaged, they needed a break, maybe not more chemicals :( Hydrate them and your hands as well, they don’t look healthy enough.
However, they look nice.
That’s what I thought. Her nail bed looks pretty damaged.
So you’re telling me I should check which nail salon in my area has Russian manicures? Please do tell 😍💅🏾
At least look for a place that will do a dry manicure with a structure gel instead of going somewhere with acrylic. I live in Chicago and found something like this on Booksy looking up Russian manicure
You didn’t tell anyone how to get rid of cuticles so….
YOU NEED YOUR CUTICLES IN ORDER TO PROTECT YOU FROM INFECTIONS !!!!!!! SMH
Lol no you dont
@@bambinakeke a simple google search will prove you wrong. “Cuticles act like a sealant, preventing bacteria and fungus from slipping between the skin and your nail. “
@@bambinakekewhat do you think cuticles are for? Theyre there to prevent infection and injury to the nails
😂😂😂
@@heyysimone no they’re not😂😂😂
You should never remove your cuticles. It's akin to having 10 open wounds on your hands. It opens you up to severe infection. Like every part of your body, cuticles are there for a reason.
😂
@@SafariLoo what's so funny?
@@UnknownAlien475Во-первых, вы не можете указывать людям, обрезать им что-то или нет. Во-вторых, лично я обрезаю кутикулу больше 15 лет и всё в порядке. Тем более, это не живая кожа. Будь это так, она бы кровоточила при каждом обрезном маникюре. Так можно людям запретить обрезать мозоли на пятках, ну а что, это же живая кожа.
@@SafariLoopeople in the United States hardly have any knowledge on this. That is why they don't know what they're talking about. Believe any little article that they read. They don't understand how there is a keratinized part of the cuticle that is dead and can be removed because doctors here just say to not touch because they don't have as much knowledge on this subject as European ones do.
This girl is friggin adorable 😂
Impeccable eyebrows ❤️
cute mani also😁
Yes, they are the perfect manicure. I started getting Russian manicures and I will never go back.
All they did was cut all your skin off..lol. they will grow back even worse, and it will be a never-ending cycle. My skin around my nails looks just like your hand, and I dont cut my skin off because I take care of it. The cuticle is the white stuff stuck on your nail, not the skin. Anyway..just wanted to say that, but everyone, of course, does what they want.
Beautiful color? What product did they use? Color? Thanks
Russian manicure may look nice for about 3 days, then the live skin you cut around the nail thinking that is the cuticle ( not , that’s not the cuticle!) is growing back as ragged as it was or even worse. There is a lady at The salon life channel who explains why it is important to keep the skin around the nail intact and only push it down gently.
I like my cuticles.❤❤❤❤❤
Love the color!!
Very nice results and you are super pretty 😍😍
Beautiful!! I love gel nails
I don’t know if this is just me but before every single person and their mom and grandma started getting their nails done every two weeks the nail salons were not that packed and I remember going into years ago and being given a Russian manicure I think that’s just what they’re supposed to do but places don’t do it anymore like literally every nail one used to do that and it was not called the Russian manicure
Old video but maybe you’ll get a notification and see it (and remember 😉). What is the brand and shade of this polish. It is so delicate and tasteful.
Maybe someone out there in the comments knows? I will scroll through them all. But I won’t get a ‘Russian manicure’, cuticles are live skin 🙂✌🏼
Omg stunning!what color is that?
How is Russian manicure is different?
I wish more of our women would learn from our fellow women in South Korea w/ the 4b movement tbh.
Beautiful look!!!
Ok. How DO you get rid of cuticles??????
Use a blend of coconut oil and castor oil (both cold pressed) on your cuticles every night and they will be gone in no time. No trimming or pushing needed.
Ya see salons have cut back on nails. In jersey they cleaned your cuticles as part of a gel manicure. It was already included with the price and they massaged ur hand with lotion as a final step. In Ohio they don't do shit. They don't do ur cuticles. They don't massage. And they over charge and it's shitty and I've been all over.
I have been doing a Russian manicure for years and never had a problem cuticles are gross looking for real nice nail love
What is the nail colour and brand??? Anyone guess?
These are amazing 👏🏾 ❤❤❤
Girls, I live in Russia and every girl does this kind of manicure every 3d week. It's cheap here. But you should go to professional nail master who use special oven for sanitize cutters and other stuff.
Russian manicure for the win 🥇
What's the nail color you're wearing? It looks like the perfect milky pink. Very pretty!
Omg tell us the name of your nail person! This is exactly what I’ve been wanting!!
A Russian manicure looks like the polish is growing out of your cuticles, I think what you got it’s a detailed cuticle work manicure , which is less aggressive than a Russian mani :)
For those if us who are not familiar with that term and never heard of this, 🤔 What exactly is a Russian manicure vs the regular manicure or gel?
I just did a Russian manicure on myself last night, and I was looking at my cuticles today like 😮. I can’t believe I did that! Lol so I second this statement.
I promise you Starbucks does not have fresh bread🤣it’s all packaged up and frozen before it gets reheated and served
What kind of polish is that? I get the gel over my real nails and they never look that smooth!! That’s the look I want kinda like a smooth candy shell
What is the nail color? answer meeeeeeee
Do you have a full video step by step of this manicure? I'm a beginner
Girl you are so cute
It's illegal and dangerous. We have cuticles for a reason
It's only dangerous when somebody who is not trained in Russian manicure does it.
Cuticle is dead skin. Look it up.
What’s this nail color? Do you have the product name? Thanks!
What's the difference in the Russian manicure the regular one it looks better the regular manicure
So where are we shown how to do it?
Wait 💀✋✋ have yalls nail tech NOT been trimming your extra cuticles ? 😮
Love them❤
Love it ❤❤❤
Girrll the UV is ageing ur skin soo fast
Where do you go to get a Russian manicure done
I don’t understand, this is literally what everyone has been doing in Eastern Europe since forever, what did yall get instead?
The US is very behind on nail technology. As you can see in these comments people don't know what they're talking about.
these are not "nubbies" - these are how nails should be. Long nails are dirty.
EVERYONE SAYS THATTTT I’m about to try a Russian manicure
It seems cutting cuticles off looks great for a few days. Then the peeling begins.
How much $ ?
Also they’re expensive I’d like to get them eventually it’s like $100+
I love short nails bc they hold less germs.
This didn't tell how to get rid of the cuticles
How do you keep them shiny? I’m looking for a super shiny top coat
those are absolutely beautiful!
It’s not a Russian manicure.. it’s just a manicure that was done properly 😂
I only have one eye. 😂
What is the nail color so cute ?
Should’ve read the comments first lol
I missed the "how" part
What is a Russian manicure
This how I feel
One is without nail polish and one is with nail polish other then that I don’t see how your nails are healthier now we gotta see ‘‘em without nail polish to know
She didn’t once say they were healthier. Pay attention.
What polish color?
Russian manicure? I was waiting for some real tips 😑
"Nubby" 💀
pov: me when i get my first manicure
Everybody says get Russian manicures but you can never find a Russian nail salon
yes we have a couple in seattle area but you really have to look!
@@NiaKajumulo i live in swfl.. We have nothing good here! Lol
I can’t find anyone that does them around me 😭😭😭 I’m so picky
Proof beautiful doesn't mean healthy
Where was this nail salon?
Yes . Russian manicure beautiful look BUT there too much pushing back too much and deep clean cuticles . No good 😢