I agree.. it’s nice to see work on “real” nails.. like it’s nice to watch some one with pretty natural nails getting them done.. but can’t compare to what you learn in these videos. I love that she isn’t afraid to show perfectly imperfect models and that the models agree to be shown ❤
Oh goodness Anastasia you did such a beautiful job on your client's nail's...no one would ever know she had damaged one of her nail's I bet she's very happy with what you did...love the design as well...thankyou for sharing xo 💜💅💜
As someone who knows what it's like to be 'different', I'd like to tell you that your services matter. It might only be a small injury to one nail, but to that woman, it's noticeable, and it matters. Thank you for the care you take.
Wow, I literally thought there was no option to fix that nail! Anastasia did it again, proving how every nail in this world can be sculpted. I'm so glad for her client.
Nice job! I have that exact nail due to an accident when I was 18. And it is on my wedding ring finger which has made me sad all of these years. So I learned how to make my own nails due to this. I glue a tip on mine and add a bit more acrylic than normal on the tip. The nail looks very thick at the tip but I solve that by filing the underneath of it until it looks thinner. The amount of times I have asked at salons if they could do this to my nail and they tell me it can’t be done is unbelievable. I’m so happy to have find someone even with a different approach but with the same end results. I love this. Your client is so lucky to have you.❤
That was a very creative approach to that club nail Natasha and a great job. I'm really not sure all of us would have thought to seal it with a little acrylic underneath. When you're right when it had started to grow it would have had a gap and separated and popped for sure. It look beautiful from the top. I did not know that she had a problem nail. 💯💯
You are amazing! You help these women who are insecure about their nails feel beautiful! 💅 I hope more professionals learn how to do the same for their clients ❤
Wow I'm impressed with your work! I hope you will give us an update when this client comes back for refill. I'm curious to see what is it going to look like. 😁
Amazing! That's really a fantastic transformation and an amazing set! That would be awsome te have a video of a fill, I'm curious of the method you'll use 😊
These turned out beautifully. I'm going to attempt to do an overlay on forms for the first time on myself. This video was definitely the inspiration I need.
The cuticle trim is always my favorite part. I bought some nippers and cleaning my cuticles is SO much easier now. Cuticle remover and then the nipper. I need to use oil and hand cream more often though. My hands are very dry.
My mom in law’s nail is like this but the curve is worse. Hopefully I can do something about it, it’s nice to see a professional nail tech’s approach! Ty.
I have a club nail Same as this lady and I use full cover tips. I first apply gel to tip of my nail to balance out the gap before I apply my full cover tip as usual.
My left index finger was bit by a Moluccan cockatoo a very long time ago. Right through the cuticle, matrix, and nail (the bottom jaw hit the nail side of my finger). It doesn’t grown quite right now. Not clubbed, more like there’s a split in it that rips very easily. Acrylic is a godsend.
I injured one of my big toenails almost 20 years ago. I get acrylic on it to disguise the problem. But nothing has ever make it look normal again. I’m sure you could fix it!
Anastasia, will you please do a video about skin growth under the nails? The tissue under my nails grow with my nails and it’s painful to form and it’s hard for me to cut/file my natural nails short. If I break one even on the free edge it hurts so bad because there is a lot of live tissue under there. Is there anything I can do to keep it from growing under my nails?
For those who are not trained nail techs, it's important to note that clubbed nails can be a sign of other health problems. If you have these, or are doing someone else's nails who has them, PLEASE see a doctor or ask the client to see their doctor to rule out serious health issues. Here Anastasia pointed out the reason for this nail's shape was due to damage from an accident on the train and nothing else.
I have Sjogren’s (it’s an autoimmune disorder that affects the mucus and moisture glands) and I’m still struggling with Shea butter is the only thing that works on my skin.
My mother's nails are all clubbed, due to lung cancer- and just an FYI- if you haven't injured your nails and you see this developing, get checked out ASAP! Lung cancer is the most common cause of nail clubbing. I so wish I had known this earlier and had her get checked. But I am not a medical professional, nor am I a nail technician. Just a daughter who paints her mom's nails.
I want to buy your course but I couldn't find a list of what I need to buy for the course Can you give me a list so I can have everything I need for the coures?
GREETINGS VERY NICE WORK! I TOO HAVE A FINGER AND NAIL THAT IS SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT FROM THE REST OF MY NAILS. AS I WATCHED THIS VIDEO VERY INTENTLY, IF I DID NOT MEMORIZED THE ONE NAIL I WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO TELL THEIR WAS AN INJURED FINGER. I AM SURE SHE WAS VERY PKEASED WITH THE FINISH WORK 🦋
It may be little smelly, but I soak my fingers in emulsified Neem Oil (mixing Organic, cold pressed Neem Oil with a non-drying liquid soap or body wash and then adding it to warm water to soak my hands). When you first start, you do 10 to 15 minutes a day, air dry (don't wipe hands dry), then apply a Neem Oil based lotion, where Neem is at least the 2nd ingredient (the fewer ingredients, the better), but if it's the first ingredient, that's the best. You will do this every day until your hands are baby soft again, then you just have to do maintenance every once in a while, soak once a week to every two weeks, and apply the lotion as needed, but don't wait for dryness to appear before doing it.
I have an injured index finger as well. It's really embarrassing going to professional salon. It was crushed in a heavy door when I was three years old! Yes, I remember every detail of the incident as well. I thought I could be faster then door closing if I put my finger in the space where it shut and little did I know the door actually shut really fast at the end so it crushed my finger. Any way it grows out of three separate spaces. How can I get ahold of you for personal instructions to fix on my own? I do my own nails. So far only gel because o do not want to use stinky monomer in my tiny one bedroom apartment.
My index finger isn’t injured but they do grow downwards compared to the rest of my fingers. I’m pretty sure it’s genetic coz both my mom’s and grandma’s index finger nail grow downwards while the rest are straight.
No one on RUclips does nail transformations like you. Absolutely incredible!
Thank you ! 😘
I agree.. it’s nice to see work on “real” nails.. like it’s nice to watch some one with pretty natural nails getting them done.. but can’t compare to what you learn in these videos. I love that she isn’t afraid to show perfectly imperfect models and that the models agree to be shown ❤
Yes she does 🤩✊🏽🙏🏽
Agree! Anastasia deserves 1 million subscribers.
You accept such tough clients and always approach with such skill & precision. You’re a master at your craft 🖤
Oh goodness Anastasia you did such a beautiful job on your client's nail's...no one would ever know she had damaged one of her nail's I bet she's very happy with what you did...love the design as well...thankyou for sharing xo 💜💅💜
Thank you so much!
As someone who knows what it's like to be 'different', I'd like to tell you that your services matter. It might only be a small injury to one nail, but to that woman, it's noticeable, and it matters. Thank you for the care you take.
Wow, I literally thought there was no option to fix that nail! Anastasia did it again, proving how every nail in this world can be sculpted. I'm so glad for her client.
World's best nail tech 😍😍
Nice job! I have that exact nail due to an accident when I was 18. And it is on my wedding ring finger which has made me sad all of these years. So I learned how to make my own nails due to this. I glue a tip on mine and add a bit more acrylic than normal on the tip. The nail looks very thick at the tip but I solve that by filing the underneath of it until it looks thinner. The amount of times I have asked at salons if they could do this to my nail and they tell me it can’t be done is unbelievable. I’m so happy to have find someone even with a different approach but with the same end results. I love this. Your client is so lucky to have you.❤
I’m so glad she still has the finger. They look amazing.
Wow great job! Her nails turned out beautifully. Thanks for showing how to fix the underside as well I was really curious about that.
Glad it was helpful!
So beautiful! I love how you talk about your clients and their nails, always with respect, care and building of confidence in mind. 💅 😻
That nail transformation is what I call a masterpiece.
That was a very creative approach to that club nail Natasha and a great job. I'm really not sure all of us would have thought to seal it with a little acrylic underneath. When you're right when it had started to grow it would have had a gap and separated and popped for sure. It look beautiful from the top. I did not know that she had a problem nail. 💯💯
When i faced a client like this .. i fit the form on her nail .. and acted as the lower part her skin .. and it worked ♡
What an incredible transformation!!! Stunning! We would never know it had been damaged!! 👏
I'm only doing my own nails, but you are such an inspiration! I love your work; you always amaze me! Thank you! :)
You are amazing! You help these women who are insecure about their nails feel beautiful! 💅
I hope more professionals learn how to do the same for their clients ❤
Thank you ! 😘
Wow I'm impressed with your work! I hope you will give us an update when this client comes back for refill. I'm curious to see what is it going to look like. 😁
You are so smart!
Omg amazing!! I hope you do more videos with her! Very satisfying to see
Wow! What a transformation!
& she has done it again!!!! 🥳🥳🥳 i literally gasped at how beautiful this set turned out!!!! you’re SO talented ☺️
Seriously! Did your skills just level up in front of our eyes 👊🏾
Beautifully done. Ty
Yea as soon as u cover the middle h can't even tell it was Injured... u r amazing
Fav nails channel. !!
Amazing 👏 👏!!!!
I am so impressed! It turned out so lovely.
Thank you! Cheers!
Another beautiful set and her finger looks so dainty with extention and design. You're a miracle worker. Blessings from Scotland.. 🙏🏴🌹
That’s amazing! Wonderful job. The client must be so happy. ☺️🩷
Captivated throughout the hole video in normal speed... absolutely amazing
This was so interesting ! Thank you so much Anastasia !
You're so welcome!
Absolutely Gorgeous 💕
Your nail transformations are out of this world beautiful
Amazing! That's really a fantastic transformation and an amazing set!
That would be awsome te have a video of a fill, I'm curious of the method you'll use 😊
Incredible transformation 💖
You're a magician 😍❤
I love watching Anna work with acrylic. Never thick, minimal shaping… I find acrylic more difficult but she makes it look easy. 😊
I hope the client loved the results. Her manicure looks beautiful!
Beautifully done
Fantastic work! It's really amazing how you built that nail. Just fabulous, Anastasia!
Thanks !
Anastasia deserves 1 million subscribers. She's so amazing!
Wow 😮 yes! you do Magic!! On the nails Anastasia
Thank you ! 😘
😲😲😲 what a transformation!!! Absolutely beautiful ❤️
These turned out beautifully. I'm going to attempt to do an overlay on forms for the first time on myself. This video was definitely the inspiration I need.
Good luck!
@@kweenkitten6207 Thank you
What an amazing transformation, the nails look amazing and the skin is also transformed. Lovely lovely lovely!
she was with safe hands with you, you did amazing ❤️❤️❤️
As someone with clubbed nails due to a heart condition: sincerely thank you.. 🧡
The cuticle trim is always my favorite part. I bought some nippers and cleaning my cuticles is SO much easier now. Cuticle remover and then the nipper. I need to use oil and hand cream more often though. My hands are very dry.
Love this video. Her nails look gorgeous. Great work!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much!!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge I love the way you explain it 💗💗💗
Glad it was helpful!
Incredible!!!
Wow!!!!! Form on top of the nail. That I didn't know. Love it. Thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Amazing work.❤
wow her nails are beautiful ❤
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you so much!
Thank u for doing these types of videos :)
You are so welcome!
Wow what a transformation.
thats amazing and love the design as well xx
😊 absolutely beautiful love love your work you did an amazing job
Incredible work 💖💖💖🤗 I sincerely hope your client is feeling amazing with her gorgeous new nails 😍✨
Thank you so much!!
Awesome and amazing!!!💜💖💜
Thanks 😆
Great job! That looks no different than the rest.
Always informative!
Thank you!
Amazing!
Real good Job 👌 love this Art of Transformation, because a good nail make better is not difficult!
Thank you! 😊
So pretty, great job! ♥️👍
Thank you! 😊
So beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing this!
Great work 👏🏾
Wow! You are amazing!
Thank you! 😊
My mom in law’s nail is like this but the curve is worse. Hopefully I can do something about it, it’s nice to see a professional nail tech’s approach! Ty.
I have a club nail Same as this lady and I use full cover tips.
I first apply gel to tip of my nail to balance out the gap before I apply my full cover tip as usual.
My left index finger was bit by a Moluccan cockatoo a very long time ago. Right through the cuticle, matrix, and nail (the bottom jaw hit the nail side of my finger). It doesn’t grown quite right now. Not clubbed, more like there’s a split in it that rips very easily.
Acrylic is a godsend.
I wish I could press 100 likes ... One of the best transformation 🙏
Beautiful work!
You call it a "Dry manicure"? Is there a "wet manicure"?
If you use a cuticle dissolver and push it back, then that would count, I think?
I injured one of my big toenails almost 20 years ago. I get acrylic on it to disguise the problem. But nothing has ever make it look normal again. I’m sure you could fix it!
this is why thay are called 'masters' :)
I'd love to see how the nail looks when they come back for a fill.
Anastasia, will you please do a video about skin growth under the nails? The tissue under my nails grow with my nails and it’s painful to form and it’s hard for me to cut/file my natural nails short. If I break one even on the free edge it hurts so bad because there is a lot of live tissue under there. Is there anything I can do to keep it from growing under my nails?
Very nice . My Grandma had a nail just like that. She got it caught in a rabbit cage as a child.
Good job.
Thank you! Cheers!
I love how you show us tough cases! Her hand is transformed!🪄
Very interesting!🩷 How much time does it take for you to work on a client?🥰
For those who are not trained nail techs, it's important to note that clubbed nails can be a sign of other health problems. If you have these, or are doing someone else's nails who has them, PLEASE see a doctor or ask the client to see their doctor to rule out serious health issues. Here Anastasia pointed out the reason for this nail's shape was due to damage from an accident on the train and nothing else.
I have Sjogren’s (it’s an autoimmune disorder that affects the mucus and moisture glands) and I’m still struggling with Shea butter is the only thing that works on my skin.
My mother's nails are all clubbed, due to lung cancer- and just an FYI- if you haven't injured your nails and you see this developing, get checked out ASAP! Lung cancer is the most common cause of nail clubbing. I so wish I had known this earlier and had her get checked. But I am not a medical professional, nor am I a nail technician. Just a daughter who paints her mom's nails.
I want to buy your course but I couldn't find a list of what I need to buy for the course
Can you give me a list so I can have everything I need for the coures?
GREETINGS
VERY NICE WORK! I TOO HAVE A FINGER AND NAIL THAT IS SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT FROM THE REST OF MY NAILS. AS I WATCHED THIS VIDEO VERY INTENTLY, IF I DID NOT MEMORIZED THE ONE NAIL I WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO TELL THEIR WAS AN INJURED FINGER. I AM SURE SHE WAS VERY PKEASED WITH THE FINISH WORK 🦋
It may be little smelly, but I soak my fingers in emulsified Neem Oil (mixing Organic, cold pressed Neem Oil with a non-drying liquid soap or body wash and then adding it to warm water to soak my hands). When you first start, you do 10 to 15 minutes a day, air dry (don't wipe hands dry), then apply a Neem Oil based lotion, where Neem is at least the 2nd ingredient (the fewer ingredients, the better), but if it's the first ingredient, that's the best. You will do this every day until your hands are baby soft again, then you just have to do maintenance every once in a while, soak once a week to every two weeks, and apply the lotion as needed, but don't wait for dryness to appear before doing it.
Dear coach isn’t it necessary to use E-file for under the nail?
You don’t need it for extensions, but you will need it to do infill
I have an injured index finger as well. It's really embarrassing going to professional salon. It was crushed in a heavy door when I was three years old! Yes, I remember every detail of the incident as well. I thought I could be faster then door closing if I put my finger in the space where it shut and little did I know the door actually shut really fast at the end so it crushed my finger. Any way it grows out of three separate spaces. How can I get ahold of you for personal instructions to fix on my own? I do my own nails. So far only gel because o do not want to use stinky monomer in my tiny one bedroom apartment.
damn you're good
👏👏👏👏👏👏
My index finger isn’t injured but they do grow downwards compared to the rest of my fingers. I’m pretty sure it’s genetic coz both my mom’s and grandma’s index finger nail grow downwards while the rest are straight.
I think it could be related to the fact that we use our index fingers more than the others, because I have that too.
2-3 weeks isn't too early specifically for nails that don't grow fast? What's gonna be? I mean fill should be done in 4 weeks?
It depends on the nail growth, if they are still in good condition after 4 weeks, then it's possible
my nailbeds are very curved so when I wear press-on nails or soft gel the under part looks like that too! on all of the nails. it's very annoying
My son has club toe nails. If I don't keep up with cutting them, they grow into the skin and hurt 😢
My mother's toes are like this.
I wonder how these nains looked after three weeks and more
Then you should see my thumbs nails 😢
Does she just never put on hand lotion? I don't understand
If someone has a clubbed nail they should go get medically checked.
Marvelous work ❤