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You are very welcome! I'm so glad this helped you.

@@cindyngo4461 Yes. That's exactly what you do. You have to switch the efile to R or reverse. Let me know how that works for you.

If you're holding the while in your right hand, about to work on your left, it should be in F or Forward rotation. If you're holding the efile in your left, about to work on your right, then it should be in R or reverse.

@@preciosajuarez407 Yes. You have to topcoat after the chrome. I use a very thin liner brush to coat over the chromed areas if you want them shiny. If not, just coat the whole nail in matte polish. You will probably need to run a liner along the raised design so the top coat doesn't pool in these areas and look thick. Hope that helps. Thank you for watching!!

@@ShyRage1 You are very welcome! Glad I could help.

@@moniqueinherfifties Oh sweetie! You may need to see a doctor to rule out psoriasis and foot and mouth disease. Those 2 can cause all your nails to look like this. Or, allergies and harsh removals of what you're using. What have you been using on them?

@thenailauthority I have using nail tips and stuff like that

@@moniqueinherfifties Depending on the company you bought it from and the acrylates and percentage of HEMA in it, it can cause allergic reactions. I would love to encourage you to see a doctor. Primarily one who specializes in allergies. If you don't or can't go to the doctor, let me. I can help look up some resources to help you see one for little or no cost.

@thenailauthority thank you will reach out to dermatologist thank you for your direction and responding

Until you get to a doctor, keep all the nail stuff off and try some Listerine soaks twice a day. But I would like to stress you see a doctor to rule out anything that may be an auto immune disease as well

@@Teapot-p1h You are welcome!! Glad I could help

@@lillyandersen425 You are very welcome! I appreciate the comment and that this helped you!

I really appreciate that! I'm still learning the ropes but I'll check out those tips! I see you're new to YT. Do you have an IG Profile?

@@thenailauthority yes i have (_ahmed_sunny)

@@thenailauthority yes. I have knocked you there from 'ahmed sunny'.

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@@RotcyLM Aww thank you!! I appreciate you watching

@@laurataylor8219 Awww thank you! You're awesomer for watching! Glad to be able to help you out!

@@jomalynieves3495 You can use the sanding band. Just be careful not to press down too hard or you’ll burn yourself.

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@@Stayhydrated736 Let me know what your budget is and I'll help

@@MrsJtoYou You're welcome! I appreciate you watching! They've sent me some more products to test, so be in the look out for the reviews!!

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@@TrangLe-fc8ij The questions are different on every test. I'm in Michigan. As long as you've studied and know the law and went through the Milady chapters and did the homework you'll be good to go.

@@teathersboujeenailstuff it is. It very much depends on the temperature of your room and your product. If it's too cold, it'll run everywhere. Too hot and it will bead too fast. It doesn't try too fast. Will the clear dries pretty fast. But the pinks and whites don't.

@@thenailauthority thank you

@@teathersboujeenailstuff You're welcome. They have a foundation kit that's like $75. You can buy that one and it has everything including an acrylic brush. Or, you can buy just the acrylic and monomer. They have an excellent no odor monomer. It just sets really, really slow. I used it for my state board exams.

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@@pparadoxa90 You're very welcome!! I do try to answer any questions posed to me. Feel free to come back here and ask if you need more info. Happy Nail journey!! Thank you for watching!!

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@@neryluzceballos4377 You can start very lightly with the cone bit. You can use the mandrel bit with a medium or 180 grit sanding band to remove the excess glue. Be careful and don't press too hard or you'll feel some real heat on the nail.

They are. They help get you started.

@@ThankyouJesus4444 you might have to twist a bit, but usually twisting in a counter clockwise direction until it's all the way open helps

@@rebeccasmith1890 Which bit are you referring to? If it's the cone shaped bit, yes. But be very careful. Because they aren't the highest quality bits, the diamond/sand coating on them may be uneven and will cause indentations in your nail if you press down too hard.

If it's the sanding band, the smoothest is fine, then medium, then course. The course sanding bands feel like rocks. Only use those if you need to file down thick acrylic that isn't close to the natural nail. You'll destroy your Nail.

@thenailauthority thanks!

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You're welcome! Glad it helped you out. Thank you for watching

Your welcome! Stay tuned! Got more efile goody videos coming your way

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Its price is also better as well. They do a 30% off sale 4 times a year, really bringing down the cost

@@thenailauthority yesssssssss that's definitely the time to stock up

@@teathersboujeenailstuff You can also get them off eBay for a little less expensive than Amazon if you want to try them out. They work really well for me Appreciate you watching!!

@@teathersboujeenailstuff Thank you! I'm still stick on my YN Greg's signature brush. It's the one I keep reaching for at the moment.

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You can. Just be very careful not to push down too hard. They will heat up on the nail pretty quickly. I have some videos coming up with how to remove product better with other bits. Anywho, happy nailing!! Thank you for watching

@@KennySamuel-w8u Thank you so much for watching!!

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This can happen with less expensive bits. To clean them you'd use hot, soapy water(Dawn is a good detergent). Scrub clean. Them use a disinfectant like Barbicide or Lucicide to soak them in for 10 mins. If you don't have those, I'd highly recommend getting it. Wash in hot, soapy water, rinse and spray down with the 70% alcohol and let dry. Not 91%. It dries too fast to kill any invisible bug boogers on your tools.

@@thenailauthority omg thank you so much. I'll try it with my next drillbits

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You're welcome!! Yes chrome is the thing right now. My clients wanting isolated chrome and short on time made me go figure out what works in the shortest amount of time

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