I have nails like this.. I stopped cutting and painting them a few years ago and switched to the glass and nail files. my nails are so healthy and strong now! but I was watching this to see if I could do something different but you do everything I do- so im happy!
Right literally lol. Which is actually doing the opposite of what nail techs are suppose to do, which is to help grow and maintain healthy nails. This action is the reverse of that.
I am probably going to delete this comment because I don't want to get into it. But that's not the point of a nail technician. If the nail curls and the product is straight and a certain angle It can cause lifting which can cause damage if the nail doesn't get filled in on time. Removing the products underneath makes manicure last longer.
i am having the same nails as shown here of this model. it was very difficult for me to file them properly and give them a proper shape so i had used to just trim them fully in frustration and i used to think that only I have these type nails. but your video is a saviour ❤️❤️ . will try to file my nails like the way you have done in the video ❤️👍 love from India
Same here! I thought it was a vitamin deficiency! However, I don’t understand if this will cure the issue? Will they grow normally instead of wide and drooping after this?
@@dixiequi9792 i don't think they will grow in another shape . the natural in born shape is wide rectangle type so we would just have to shape the extra part that grows outwards. I think with time we will get used to this nail shape that we are born with. like they say be happy in your own body .
Thank you soooo much!! I have two nails (the annulars) that grow flat and curve around my finger if I let them grow. I never would of thought that by taking better care of the cuticules would help! Actually, I just noticed that the cuticules of those two nails are stuck to the nail on the sides.
@@Cutthecamerasdeadass1899 it doesn't make it a cuticle though, does it? 😋 That said, when you cut the keratinized part that protects the live skin and the seal with the REAL cuticle, what is going to do that job and what is the skin going to do? I'll tell you, make thicker protection. Your choice if you want to have a supple and thin one or a thick and harder one 🤷🏼♀️
bit what about the nail infections that are more likely to occur like this? And the cuticle... it is there to help prevent weakening of the nails. Esthetically, it looks so pretty and professional, but not healthy i think. But yoy really did some nice job making them look prettier
Hi! i have extra wide and flat thumb nails and struggling to find a dual form that fits. Did you have a tutorial on how to cut two dual forms and glue then back to fit extra wide nails? Please help!
I don’t like filing my nails (gives me the ick) so I just cut my nails on both sides with a toe nail clipper. It works wonders! In fact I shape my whole nail with nail clippers. But I do cut my cuticles with cuticle scissors
Marina! You are amazing nail artist! I love watching all your videos and I am totally admire your work. Bcs of you I feel I am improving my workshop. Thank you so much!
I like your videos so much, they are full of important information, for beginner and advanced nailtech's also! God job with this channel! P.S. I like the section with experiments also! I saw things like this on Liz from the nailhub channel also! She is also stunning like you, with looots of info and experience!
Wouldn't the filing of the sides weaken the nail? How often would the client need to come in as the nail grows, to prevent the nail regrowth from snagging and ripping?
So it seems it does affect the integrity of the nail wall which causes fanning and weakness only helped by getting trapped in a cycle of acrylics, no more natural nail
Yeah I’m looking for ways to naturally keep my nails strong. So I’m learning not to file the sides. Also I’m surprised to see a nail tech filing back and forth in a sawing motion 🤷🏻♀️
I have a client with exactly the same nails.. She wants a short square nail, but in a natural look, without any color because she works in a hospital.. So how do I get this look if I fill her natural nail under the acrygel? Then they are clear? Do you have a tip?
I have a client that has the wide curvy nails I build them up and file like you did but she has a problem with a nail popping off. I have tried so many dehydrators different primers. I have texted the companies to see what I am doing wrong, but I received any answers. Please let me know what to do!
Question: If when you're looking at you hand with your hand set out before you, and your middle nail curls downward, on the right side, you would file the left side more?
If you apply polygel to the curvy nail then put a nail clip on it, won't it help with straighten it out out without having to file the natural nail underneath? I'm asking cos I don't use an efile.
My nails hardly ever break but the nails of my thumbs always do. They start breaking at the middle of the plate of the nail, especially on the outer side. I wonder if it is from typing. But then, I only use my right thumb when I type. So I don't know?
I cringed when I saw that. Now that I’ve found natural nail videos YT is pushing all sorts of nail videos and I can’t believe how many people are uneducated about proximal nail folds.
@@Private-Cliving tissue is still performif a function and removing it can cause damage and open you up for infection. Dead skin is like when you get dry crusty patches on your knees and elbows that can be safely exfoliated off. Our body naturally sheds dead skin, but our nails are a tiny area so it requires care and precision not to go too far and cut off love tissue when removing the outermost layers of dead tissue. I hope this helps.
It looks like a lot of other people gave you the same info about the eponychium as I did. If you push it back and moisturize it, it will thin and be nice and supple. PLEASE do not teach people to cut what God gave us to protect the nail bed.
Can’t stand wide nails. When I see them on people it’s actually triggering, especially if they get a fancy french tip manicure, but their nails are round. Don’t know why it bothers me so much. I do know that with my nails that are wide, both middle fingers (go figure), once I put on nail polish and it dries, it pulls them in so they’re less flattened. These nails do look so much better at the end!
there's no such thing as "cutting the cuticle" you're cutting a literal skin fold that protects the nail plates & skin from bacteria slipping in. the excess whitish/semi-transparent kind of film between the skin fold & the nail plate is where cuticle should be & you can remove them by soften them through soaking in water for less than 30seconds. stop trusting nail techs blindly & do some research for ur own safety pls, damaged nail matrix & skin folds hurt more bcs there's lot of nerves on every single of ur fingertips😔😔😔
I have nails like this.. I stopped cutting and painting them a few years ago and switched to the glass and nail files. my nails are so healthy and strong now! but I was watching this to see if I could do something different but you do everything I do- so im happy!
Those are my wide nails!! Excited to find this.
Wow, what a transformation! Just goes to show that finding someone who's properly trained is so important! Loved the Nail Experiment segment too!
When you file underneath, you remove the natural nail, so you're basically left with an extension.
Yup exactly 💯💯🤣🤣
Yes but you can avoid using any tips and nail forms
Right literally lol. Which is actually doing the opposite of what nail techs are suppose to do, which is to help grow and maintain healthy nails. This action is the reverse of that.
I am probably going to delete this comment because I don't want to get into it. But that's not the point of a nail technician. If the nail curls and the product is straight and a certain angle It can cause lifting which can cause damage if the nail doesn't get filled in on time. Removing the products underneath makes manicure last longer.
How much time took you ?
i am having the same nails as shown here of this model. it was very difficult for me to file them properly and give them a proper shape so i had used to just trim them fully in frustration and i used to think that only I have these type nails. but your video is a saviour ❤️❤️ . will try to file my nails like the way you have done in the video
❤️👍 love from India
Same
Same here! I thought it was a vitamin deficiency! However, I don’t understand if this will cure the issue? Will they grow normally instead of wide and drooping after this?
@@dixiequi9792 i don't think they will grow in another shape . the natural in born shape is wide rectangle type so we would just have to shape the extra part that grows outwards.
I think with time we will get used to this nail shape that we are born with. like they say be happy in your own body .
great, i have least wider nails and I want these types of nails and here you guys are making them less wider
Wow! Turned out beautiful.
Thank you soooo much!!
I have two nails (the annulars) that grow flat and curve around my finger if I let them grow.
I never would of thought that by taking better care of the cuticules would help! Actually, I just noticed that the cuticules of those two nails are stuck to the nail on the sides.
Wow this manicure looks amazing completely different from the natural shape the client has ! I love the design too !
I liked the top coat experiment. Why did you not say which top coat brand had the best result?
You just cut off the skin if the proximal nail fold! 😩
that is dead tissue
It was dry and dead...do you have eyes?
@@Cutthecamerasdeadass1899 it doesn't make it a cuticle though, does it? 😋
That said, when you cut the keratinized part that protects the live skin and the seal with the REAL cuticle, what is going to do that job and what is the skin going to do? I'll tell you, make thicker protection. Your choice if you want to have a supple and thin one or a thick and harder one 🤷🏼♀️
finally found your english channel and im so happy!!! been following your russian channel for a while now!
🤗🌸
Fantastic transformation! I love your videos and your experiments. Thank you for the tips that you give us.
bit what about the nail infections that are more likely to occur like this?
And the cuticle... it is there to help prevent weakening of the nails.
Esthetically, it looks so pretty and professional, but not healthy i think.
But yoy really did some nice job making them look prettier
Hi! i have extra wide and flat thumb nails and struggling to find a dual form that fits. Did you have a tutorial on how to cut two dual forms and glue then back to fit extra wide nails? Please help!
Wow, really really nice job 👏🏽👏🏽
Love these. What silver did you use please?
I don’t like filing my nails (gives me the ick) so I just cut my nails on both sides with a toe nail clipper. It works wonders! In fact I shape my whole nail with nail clippers. But I do cut my cuticles with cuticle scissors
I love the tiger pattern
Wow youre SO precise!
the part you cut isnt the cuticle and i learnt that youre not supposed to cut it but push it back
Marina! You are amazing nail artist! I love watching all your videos and I am totally admire your work. Bcs of you I feel I am improving my workshop. Thank you so much!
😮 You cut the proximal skin fold, not the cuticle
Can you experiment hard gel over soft gel , love your videos 💕
very beautiful
I like your videos so much, they are full of important information, for beginner and advanced nailtech's also! God job with this channel!
P.S. I like the section with experiments also! I saw things like this on Liz from the nailhub channel also! She is also stunning like you, with looots of info and experience!
Gorgeous!
Wouldn't the filing of the sides weaken the nail? How often would the client need to come in as the nail grows, to prevent the nail regrowth from snagging and ripping?
hi, with proper strengthening, filing won't affect nails; the client just needs to come every 4 weeks for a correction💅🏻
So it seems it does affect the integrity of the nail wall which causes fanning and weakness only helped by getting trapped in a cycle of acrylics, no more natural nail
I had the same question and this video answered well
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Yeah I’m looking for ways to naturally keep my nails strong. So I’m learning not to file the sides. Also I’m surprised to see a nail tech filing back and forth in a sawing motion 🤷🏻♀️
Where did you buy the measurement tool?
Fantastic job!
How come you don’t have millions of subs?? You literally explain everything what’s in our mind😟 bravooo👏🏼
thank you so much🌸 trying to do my best💅🏻
@@nailssakramel3158 is oval only shape for wide nails. I want square nails. And also i have hangd nails
Which top coats did you use to experiment on?
What is that brush?
I have exactly this kind of nails.
I have a client with exactly the same nails.. She wants a short square nail, but in a natural look, without any color because she works in a hospital.. So how do I get this look if I fill her natural nail under the acrygel? Then they are clear? Do you have a tip?
I have a client that has the wide curvy nails I build them up and file like you did but she has a problem with a nail popping off. I have tried so many dehydrators different primers. I have texted the companies to see what I am doing wrong, but I received any answers. Please let me know what to do!
Thanks for this, bc I be struggling doing my mom nails 😢😭
These look so good! Thanks for sharing your tips!
Question: If when you're looking at you hand with your hand set out before you, and your middle nail curls downward, on the right side, you would file the left side more?
Hi! Which top coat was the most scratch resistant ? Can we get the name? Thank you
I have time nail bits. I hate putting press on or fake nails because my nails look lifted. It looks terrible. So I prefer short nails.
If you apply polygel to the curvy nail then put a nail clip on it, won't it help with straighten it out out without having to file the natural nail underneath? I'm asking cos I don't use an efile.
hi, yes, it will help, but we file it out to make sure that the coating doesn't look too bulky🌸
@@nailssakramel3158 thank you 😊
My nails hardly ever break but the nails of my thumbs always do.
They start breaking at the middle of the plate of the nail, especially on the outer side.
I wonder if it is from typing. But then, I only use my right thumb when I type. So I don't know?
Use diff nail bits to shape the cuticle better not sure which bit I should use with each system gel acrylic and polygel
Anybody know where to get this exact service in Houston? Or are all nail techs expected to do this? LOL
Beautiful!
love it!
Absolutely beautiful 😍
Omg why did she cut the proximal nail fold? That’s living skin! That’s not the cuticle
I cringed when I saw that. Now that I’ve found natural nail videos YT is pushing all sorts of nail videos and I can’t believe how many people are uneducated about proximal nail folds.
could you explain what does 'living skin' mean? how do you know which skin is living vs not living skin?
Sometimes it be dry and people will ASK for it to be trimmed....
@@Private-Cliving tissue is still performif a function and removing it can cause damage and open you up for infection. Dead skin is like when you get dry crusty patches on your knees and elbows that can be safely exfoliated off. Our body naturally sheds dead skin, but our nails are a tiny area so it requires care and precision not to go too far and cut off love tissue when removing the outermost layers of dead tissue.
I hope this helps.
what is the measuring tool called please? I need one
And now they will remain forever oval?
WWith sybrand ? Fat nail
Nidamannuri 36 which 28 was behind
Where are you located?? You are so professional.
hi, in Moscow, Russia
Amazing
Why does everyone with wider nails want them square?! Can you do a video on how to do it, please?
I would say because it's easier to achieve, less filing
I wish you would put links to your tools.
I lobe to pinch nails to make them slender and stronger
I love my nails natural but I struggle to keep them long. They break
I'm too narrow no sidewalls?
When your nails are growing downwards you may have an illnes or lack of something..
It could be hashimoto.
I didnt had that, when i was younger..
❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Is this biab ?
❤😍🙏
Those nails exactly look like mine 😭
It looks like a lot of other people gave you the same info about the eponychium as I did. If you push it back and moisturize it, it will thin and be nice and supple. PLEASE do not teach people to cut what God gave us to protect the nail bed.
So beautiful 🥹🥹🥹😍😍😍, this is giving me hope
i think I know who talks and does the translation; she has her own channel and live in the us anyway let me know
Why do you need to fix wide nails ?
That is not cutting the cuticle! That is cutting the eponychium, something you are NOT supposed to do :O !!!
You can do it just fine 😁
Exactly! I see so many techs cutting the nails fold. It grows back thicker and I’m talking from experience!☹️
Can’t stand wide nails. When I see them on people it’s actually triggering, especially if they get a fancy french tip manicure, but their nails are round. Don’t know why it bothers me so much. I do know that with my nails that are wide, both middle fingers (go figure), once I put on nail polish and it dries, it pulls them in so they’re less flattened. These nails do look so much better at the end!
Why are you cutting living tissue??? The eponychium should NEVER be cut.
Due to low oxygen levels.
there's no such thing as "cutting the cuticle" you're cutting a literal skin fold that protects the nail plates & skin from bacteria slipping in.
the excess whitish/semi-transparent kind of film between the skin fold & the nail plate is where cuticle should be & you can remove them by soften them through soaking in water for less than 30seconds.
stop trusting nail techs blindly & do some research for ur own safety pls, damaged nail matrix & skin folds hurt more bcs there's lot of nerves on every single of ur fingertips😔😔😔
Чего ты так очевидно копируешь Машу Криэйт? Хоть бы что-то иначе делала
That's not cutting the cuticles!if u don't want any bacteria to get in ur nails,don't do what she did
Th design is awful the lighter colour look better . It made the nails look smaller and less obvious
Unfortunately, they look bad before and after. She just doesn't have luck to have at least normal nails.
i think i have wide nails because of skin picking.. waiting for them to kinda go back to normal :/