Mistakes in Dry Electric Nail File Manicure (Russian Manicure)
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- Mistakes in Dry Electric Nail File Manicure (Russian Manicure)
In this video, I will share typical mistakes for Dry Electric File Manicure also sometimes called "Russian manicure".
Have you ever done any of these mistakes?
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I'd like to say I really appreciate your videos. Most nailtechs I know, get pissed when other nail techs share "free" information. There'll always be people that try things themselves and I rather have them try it with good information, than without and completely destroying their's and other people's nails.
We gotta work on good vibes and collaboration in the nail industry, I completely agree that sharing knowledge is so important!!
Well said.
I also wanted to add that not everyone can afford to go to school. I was quoted a price, well over what I paid to get licensed for skin. In my state, skin is more hours in school than nails. Couldn’t believe how much they wanted for a program that is literally 15% less hours. I plan on signing up for some of Anastasia’s courses. However, I go to her TH-cam A LOT for troubleshooting when I’m learning on myself and a trainer hand.
Thanks Anastasia!
Yes so many people are not okay with constructive criticism but I say there is always room for us to grow.
We gotta be more okay with people trying to help make us better.
@@hopelltt why do some manicurist not paint the sidewalls all the way? I think it looks tacky...just mop
Wish I could find such a perfectionist nail tech in my city
same
Why do I find it so satisfying watching all that dead skin get removed by an e-file bit? Now you see it, now you don’t. It’s mesmerizing.
I could watch it all day! 😆
It is not a e-file bit
Same
I thought I was the only one😂
@@jazmariechacon8422 add what it is correctly to you?
I was doing almost all of these mistakes which explains why I have struggled with my cuticles and sidewalls! Thank you so much for sharing!
Same !!! I messed up my cuticles BADDD & I GOT ORETTY HANDS & iva here can't even DO nails ,cuz I've been having to heal ,I got cuts,scrapes,roughness u name it horrible I messed myself up way too many times with the e file with the sanding but on top of it ,cuz I got so sick of filing by hand 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤣🤣🤣🙃🙃🙃🥴🥴🥴🥴😩😩😩😩
Me too! This explains some of the problems I've experienced with my nails and cuticles as well. Although I don't have an e-file (yet) I've over picked my side walls with cuticle trimmers trying to cut hang nails off and stuff. I don't know If she'll see this but is there a way to regrow your side walls with out getting hang nails?? Do I need to moisturize my hands more?? Does anyone know.
@@TinaThatsMi Lots and lots of cuticle oil! I mix my own... about ¾ jojoba oil and ¼ vitamin E oil. If I'm having cuticle problems, I apply it *many* times a day. If everything is fine, I apply it morning and night. I get empty cuticle oil pens from Amazon; it makes it so easy to apply and carry in a purse or pocket.
I apply it, and let it soak in instead of rubbing it in. (Unless I have to use my hands of course, but I usually do it when I'm watching TV and can sit still for a while.) Within a couple of days, I see improvement. With continued frequent use, your cuticles and sidewalls will soon be healthy and beautiful.
@@Katatawnic OMG, Thank You!!! I know it's been a minute since I left this comment. But thank you sooo much for responding. 😊🤗 I so appreciate you taking the time to help. I will definitely start doing that. 😊
There's a lot of techs that need to be watching this video with all 4 eyes!
I'm finna be supadupa at electrical filing I never get the damaged nail but you can only make me better 😍 thanks !
Most nail techs file away tons of new nail plate, so when they grow, they will be ultra thin. Thank you very much for not going back and growing my own natural nails, and for my cuticles every day oil care and slightly push them back there is nothing to cut. They are healthy and my nails have a natural thickness.
@@carolinesmeenge2984 can only be grateful ! 😍 & I need to oil everyday Thanks
@@carolinesmeenge2984 I hate it when they file too much!!!
Thank you so much for this information. Apparently I was doing all the mistakes. I learned so much.
Brenda V girl you are not alone it is 6 am & I don’t have to be to work until 9:30 😫 lol I’m trying to really grasp the small things because they make such a big difference in our work !
@@BriaTashae1992 q
Me too! I already did the same side wall damage to my nail like she mentioned 😩 I was totally using tht pointed nail bit wrong.
I’m self-taught💓 I’ve always filed by hand which takes forever. I finally purchased a drill so I needed this. I’m going back to doing my own nails now. Going to look into your courses
Wonderful!
Is so cool to achieve that new knowledge of the many techniques available right now. I hope you can keep learning!
We were taught at my college to do all the cuticle cutting by hand and it takes SO long. My clients get annoyed at me I think 😂 also the accidental nips with the cuticle cutters. I always feel terrible when they get little nicks
Is a drill better/safer/quicker please? Because I've really been considering one
I used to do them as a teenager around 15++ then stop for MANY MANY years,now @52 been collecting ,doing ALL kinds of nails stuff again & having fun too 😁,I'm doing all kinds, acrylic,poly gels,etc etc etc ,& buying rhinestones,,foils,bits,brushes, nail polish liners ( the tiny ones with the tiny brush ,all kinds of stuff lol ohh the new glitter acrylics or dios,just so so much fun & things aren't exspensive ,you can get great things for not much money at all ,just little by little I get things 😁🙃🤗
@@jadewillis1892 just use the ,push one that has the blade on it ,SO MUCH better ,you know the stick thing & at the end it's kinda split into 2 & down the middle is a blade ,use that for your cuticles or yes a e file I guess 🤷♀️
Yes ive made the mistake off over filing to a point my nails were so sore and paper thin boy did I learn my lesson
Ugh that hurts a lot! I have thin sensitive nails so I kinda shy with the drills and e-files because I once have my natural nails over filed. It was like having bad second degree sunburns on my nail beds.
@@Mtz2604 ouch! Some of the Asian salons really rely on their drill. And now they're doing it with pedicure too. Instead of buffing the toenail, they're using the sanding attachment to smooth it down! I
hate this..and that drilling.
@@aimeekrieg9932 yeah, I don't think the drill is the issue because there's some bids that are used only to buff the nail. The russian manicure technique is quite cool. But when you see videos that use the russian technique and they know what they're doing, the execution is flawless and they don't over file the nail.
Thank you so much ! I love your teaching skill. I’m trying to learn enough to do my wife’s nails.
That’s so sweet. I wish I could have a husband like you someday :)
I love that
Awwweeeeee😩🥰
I think this was sarcasm 😅... If not , I apologize...
Oh my you taught me all I have been doing incorrectly and I will stop It now. I am learning so much from you. Thank you.
LOVE the quality camera work and super-duper closeups...really helps.
YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH THIS HELPED ME.. THANKYOU
Thank you, I am new to drill filing, and I've already over filed my nails, that is why I am here.
You are one of the best nail educators on TH-cam - thank you so much as your videos really help me so much xxx 🤗
Thank you so much, Ruby!
I appreciate all your tips, info and honesty . Its got to be hard to tell someone their last manicurist made a.big mistake! Why do they cut off cuticles...not safe
@@aimeekrieg9932 💯 AGREE I've paid for a manicure before and the girl CUT MY CUTICLES OFF! I left thinking I got a good mani then my nails start burning gurl let me tell you my fingernails were on fire! Had to nurse them back to health never went back to that salon again
I appreciate how educational your video is! As someone new to this, I find it really helpful that you're sharing the Do's and Don'ts. It can get exhausting seeing so many videos focusing on fancy nails. Just wanted to take a moment and say a big "Thank you!"❤🎉❤
Glad it was helpful!
Thank u Anastasia ... i've been in a special seminar with a Russian teacher but they didn't mention anything about skin types😥 I have overfiled my nail sidewalls during practice to myself. Thank u so much again
I'm still learning cosmetology and have been doing simple gel manicures at home as practice but I am TERIFFIED of using an e-file. I don't wanna burn or hurt myself nor someone else by accident so these types of videos really help me learn a tiny bit before my first manicure lessons start!
Put lots of acrylic on a fake finger and go to town. Learn how to hold it and go fast. That's what I did during COVID lock down and I learned so much about the bits and file itself
I ruined my natural nails with electric drill and wrong type of monomer take your time and buy the right products
it’s all about pressure and speed with an e-file. the melody susie drill is great for beginners and you can buy many drill bits for it. don’t apply too much pressure, don’t keep the drill bit anywhere on the nail for more than 3 seconds, always keep the drill moving and on a higher speed. if you’re applying too much pressure while the drill is on a lower speed, you’ll not only damage the natural nail but you’ll feel a heat spike on your nail.
Yes I made those mistakes when I was learning and then I started watching you and some other channels showing the proper bets to use and I can’t say that I’m perfect but I’m doing a lot better job thank you honey I always love watching your channel
I for one am so grateful at your detailed explanation of how to do e-filing and using correct bits, I don't know anyone else on TH-cam that does that, thank you.
This was very informative! Thank you. I see mistakes i was doing with the side wall. I used to have lots of cracking and now I see why. My cuticles are extremely dry and so the side walls always look cracked and overgrown so I try and remove as much of the dead skin as possible with the drill leading to thin side walls. I think now I'll simply try cutting the dead skin in that area vs using the drill. Thank you 😊
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"...have you done any of these mistakes..." Well, NO! I have never done ANY of these mistakes...I've done ALLLLLLLL of them. I used to be thee best at making mistakes. I watched your video now I will be better. Thanks so very much SUBSCRIBED IMMEDIATELY!! 💖💖
This is great advise you cant go wrong with these guidelines. Yes I've gone overboard with the trimmings before but on myself now its baby steps lol. Thank you for a great tutorial 🙋♀️
Me watching this video after using my $9 e-file from Walmart: .... oh
Omg, those photos at the beginning!!! I had a girl file my nails down until they were paper thin, and I thought about burning down her shop. I hope she watches this and never destroys anyone’s hands again.
But why did you let her though??
@@TruuColorZ that’s something I don’t understand with people getting their nails done, they just let these people abuse nails/hands, say nothing, tip them (when they don’t deserve it) then complain afterwards, like why? why do people let nail techs treat them that way, I don’t get it
@lovelyrosebw well I’m incredibly nervous around people and don’t like confrontation, and don’t like to complain. So it can be really hard to speak up about it
@@kusuosaiki6029 that is 100% a reality. Some people take advantage of that as well.
@@TruuColorZ it was a “full service spa”, not just a nail place. I was getting a mani, pedi, and facial at once. Everything else was great, but the owner was apparently sitting in for a girl out sick, and I was her first victim. There was LOTS of cussing and screaming. I got the entire package ($540) for free and she offered to fix them for free, but I wasn’t willing.
This was very helpful. Didn't know that for different skin type there is different attachment we should use. Haven't started using it yet, after this I will definitely.
I so much enjoy your calm voice accent and all. I learn so much more information from you… I just want to know how to do my nails right and perhaps my daughters also.
Thank you so much for always giving us so much needed information and not just pretty designs! Because a nail can look pretty but if it is not healthy that "pretty" will not last.
I appreciate all the information & guidance you give so freely & willingly, thank you!🤗
The absolute best nail instruction channel, I feel like a better nail technician with every second I spend watching your videos! Thank you so much
Thank you ! 😘
Hands down best tutorial for common mistakes in this area. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us :)
This was one of the best videos I've watched on this subject! I am shocked at some of the things that I did wrong just last night on my nails and actually a little proud of myself for a few. 😁 I am definitely going to look at the links she referred to!!!
Some really good information there. Doing e-file manicure is one of my favourite things to do during a service.
I'm trying to learn as much as I can about doing my nails properly. This video has been a great help. Thanks
This is my first time setting one of your videos. I've never worked with any of these tools before, I've only just bought them and glad I have taken the time to watch this video. I will subscribe!
Definitely helpful. I do my own manicures at home because it is cheaper and I can avoid having to get to know a new nail tech and them getting to know me and what I need. Also, it is safer than sitting in crowded salons and just trusting that the nail tech is properly cleaning everything. (My nail tech moved back to his home country and I was a little nervous with anyone new so I was super picky after him)
But one thing I rarely, if at all, ever touch is my cuticles. He always did them so well and I'm not trained so the first time I messed them up, I left them alone and worked around them. It just doesn't look as nice. This video is super helpful as I mentally prepare to tackle them again!
I have made these mistakes, I’m still learning 💐
This was by far the best video I’ve seen about providing cuticle care, thank you
I won't switch to e-file until i've learned how to prep nails safely. I do overlay for myself and i use hand file which is easier to control as a beginner :)
This is GREAT!! Thank you! More videos like this! This education isn't available in the United States and we desperately need it!!
It actually is. Reach out to Erica's ATA.
ericasata.com/
Kathy Kovacic I have seen her videos. She does good work but its not the impeccably perfect, "Russian" manicure I'm looking for
my nail tech lady here in Budapest is also called Anastasiia and I don’t know what I’d do without her, she introduced me to the Russian technique and I don’t think I could ever go back to any other... ❤️
But it's not Russian technique.It's worldwide.
I've began doing my nails and my nieces nails this year and this video has by far been the best one I've seen on doing the cuticles, which has been my biggest challenge! Thank you for posting such a good video. You're explanations and demonstration is so clear and perfect! Now I know I need to get another bit for clearing that white line after pushing back the cuticle and clearing the dead skin off the nail bed!!!
Totally think this is something I'm doing wrong! I'm still a complete beginner but your video has been really helpful! Thank you Anastasia!
I just love watching the cuticle care process.
Thanks very much advice I have learned something important today
I'm Brazilian and im glad that Ifound your videos ❤️ You're such a good professional and I can learn and understand very well what you're saying cuz your english is so clear, thank youuuu
I am an esthetician and so, the only time I use an e-file is when I am removing a gel polish. However, I have had those clients with such hard, dry cuticles that my nippers just wouldn't do. This video was so well done, I think I have more confidence to try using an e-file for the job. Thank you so much!
So helpful! Excellent. Yes, I mangled my cuticles when I started doing my own nails. I am still finding the right way to do it. I’m not a nail technician.
Thank you for this video, i had to stop getting my nails done because my tech uses the same file on all , says its her favorite, but i had noticed that I have soft cuticles /also she files my new growth and nails grow roughly around the cuticle. I am treating my nails from the dip…my nails beds are so thin that water hurts my nails. I am so disappointed that these techs us the same techniques for all clients. I am so happy to have found your channel.
Thank you! I just bought my first e-file for home use. This just saved me. I was already making rookie mistakes. 😳
This video is so thoughtful! As a beginner nail tech this is super helpful!! Thanks so much for sharing!!
I've been doing many of these mistakes. That's because of poor initial training. I've always wondered why I have to work so long on nail prep and this is why. Thank you for further and correctly educating me.
Hola
I took cosmetology back in high school, got certified but never used it. Wish I was taught this! I've made these mistakes on my own nails for years!
I thought I was ready and went ahead and used the efile to prep my sister's nails, friend's and my own nails and I made all of these mistakes. I'm going to look up your classes!
This is an excellent video. I have been doing nails many years and still struggle with cuticles. One thing I may try is the cuticle scissors as opposed nippers. Thank you for putting these videos out. They really help.
I am just learning now and YOU are MAGNIFICENT. Thank you for all your tutorials.
You are so welcome!
I did all of them. Lol. So glad I found your channel. Just searched Russian manicure n bam. I want to get one but scared techs may say they know and don’t!
I love your videos. I do my own nails and now I know why they break so much. I have been filing on the sidewall 🤦🏽♀️.
My nails are JACKED UP ....THNX for this video ,I file the hell out of my nails trying to get stuff off ,I need to learn how to get off all my products or acrylics correctly !!!& How to use an e file correcttly this has helped so TY 🤔🙄😩😩😁😁🥴🥴🥴🤗💐
Thank you sooo much for doing this video. I went to nail school, and didn’t learn any of this. I greatly appreciate this video.
I'm new to doing my own nails and this video is immensely helpful! Thank you!
Nice! Thank you for sharing! I am not a pro...I just do my own nails at home, but I am brand new to the nail machine and bits and learning how to correctly use them. I've done my nails using the machine and bit twice, but I've been doing it all wrong! 🥺 At least I did it wrong on myself. Live and learn! Again, thank you so much! This was very helpful!
Yes I have made those mistakes thankfully it was on myself and I am getting my confidence in efile, I am now in school and I am so excited to become a professional nail technician
Thank you for posting!!! I didn't realize that I tend towards using the sharp point bit to lift my cuticles 😫 (don't do it anymore!!) And on the side edges of my nails and always wondered why they were so thin/fragile/flakey... I think it's time to take a course so I stop damaging my nails...
Your free courses are so good I Wonder how the paid courses are! I love how you explain спасибо большое
Glad you like them!
Omg! I did this - I used the tip improperly and made a dent in my nail very similar to your photo :( Thanks for the tips!
This was horrifying.. I've been going down under my cuticle to clean out the clear polish that gets in there. OMG I hope that doesn't happen to my nails!! I'm a very new diyer and have definitely been a bit drill happy.. at least I haven't subjected others to my learning process 😬
GIRLLLLLL 🤔🤣🙃🥴🥴😩😩😩🥺🥺THATS Y I'm here ,I've done MESSED UP my nails,skin,cuticles,roughness,cuts,scrapes u name it ,I can't even do my nails rn cuz I gotta let my poor hands breath & " RECIVER" after months of going crazy 🤣🤔Expecially the file on that u out ON the bit to file instead of hand file cuz I got tired if it ,girl I was doing too much with the sanding let me tell yah 😩😩🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️I wish I could insert pic 🤣🥺🥴
This is such useful info thank you for sharing because of covid I know a lot of nail salons are closed and people have to resort to doing their own manis and they want that solon quality! Me included
I love how you explain everything and want to learn more
Love that i could understand u and that ur video was close up to really c in detail! Excited to learn more from u!
The video quality is amazing yes!!!
this makes so much sense and looks really beautiful, satisfying to watch :)
Starting out doing my own nails with an electric file I definitely over filed the sides. If I put acrylic on all the exposed nail now it’s beyond the nail the extends from my finger. I stopped filing it or placing product on it. My skin on the side walls grew back very shallow. Hard to explain but sides are practically flush with my nail. With this ever fix itself? I was so upset when I realized I changed the shape of my nail bed🥺
Thanks for this video! I use Russian style cuticle care on all my clients. When trimming the cuticle with the round bit, turn up the the RPM. Works like a charm.
Thank you so much. I have made all these mistakes. Great video
I love this video. I bought new cuticle bits but they haven’t worked for me really so I’m going to try these ways of trimming.
I love your videos! They are so great and very informative! That being said, not sure if you have been corrected before or not, but instead of saying "let me guys know what you think" you should say "let me know what you guys think". Please don't take this offensively, I just want to help.
Oh yeah, I have made all these mistakes and more! That’s why I only do this on myself 😁. But I need to start doing this correctly. Thank you!
Perfect!
The camera angle catches every little detail and its way easier to understand the procedure. Thanks!!
Найду вас везде, все ваши Каналы на ютубе, потому что вы супер мастер 👍🏽
This woman is GOOD
I have over filed my sidewalls using a nail file. I'm greatful to find out what I have been doing wrong. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing! I got some bits like these and i didn't use them because I didn't know they were for cuticles! I am not professional but do my own nails at home with a low power e file.
Hi, I'm late to the party, but this just popped up on my feed.
Thank you so much for this! The only nails I've done with this tool are my own, and I desperately needed cuticle advice. I'll be sure to do it correctly now that I know more. 😁
But I am grateful to you that I can learn nail service while learning English, as I understand your English well.
I always dread when the manicurist has to push back my cuticles and trim them! I've been nicked with their bits a few too many times, which causes burning when they start applying the acrylic to my nails and something I did not know until recently is that you can develop an allergy to the monomer liquid that's used to pick up a bead of acrylic powder. I've been wanting to learn to apply my own acrylic nails, but the whole idea of developing an allergy to the monomer liquid scares me! I'm glad they make HEMA-free monomer liquid though, but I think I'll be starting out using the gellytips on myself before going full acrylic to nail. The nice thing about gellytips is that your natural nails aren't taking as much damage as straight acrylic to nail. As soon as I get all the supplies I need and want, I'll be watching TONS more nail education videos. This is only something I plan to do as a hobby, so wish me luck!
Hahaha,I said the same & you end up going crazy wanting to get everything lol fairy Glamour has a subscription vsite & also Markartt that has subscription s or just buy stuff as well little by little ,I've got SO MUCH stuff now in only a few months lmao I don't even know where to put it all ,I got stamping stuff, acrylic,polygels,liners,reg polish,rhinestones,stickers,ALLLLL KINDS of fun fun stuff I'm 52 ,I did them when I was a kid now, I'm doing again for a hobby & Valentino beauty they got very nice polish but EXSPENSIVE butt worth EVERY penny lol
Me too. My cuticles are mega sensitive and now I only touch them.
I do many of the mistakes but I keep trying thanks for the video very helpful
Now I understand why my nails were looking like this after a few “experienced” manicures!!!!!!! I just gave up, I will do a manicure course to make my own nails!
Thank you so much for your amazing tutorials and courses!
Thank you for the information. I was definitely doing some stuff wrong!!! Thanks again!
Thank you , I am still perfecting my e file.
It’d be so nice if you made a video showing the usage of different bits on different nail types too ❤
У нас лучшие мастера ;)
Very informative! On my self I've made a lot of these mistakes. I'm glad it was only on my self though lol. Especially the side wall part. Tyfs 😘
Попался ваш ролик, мне нравится узнавать новое, в том числе маникюрный лексион) успехов! 🎉
Wow! Loved this! Thank you for sharing this with us all!! ♥️
Great video. What do you recommend for a client who’s had a bad time and had their side walls over filled...to the point it’s left damaged nail beds, lifting of the nail plate, thin nails that are breaking or very soft/bendy free edges. I’d absolutely love to see a detailed video on that.
How would you deal with it? Can they still get nail extensions? Gel extensions? Gel painted onto their damaged nails? Are they meant to leave them well alone to grow them out? Sorry for all the questions but I’d love to learn in depth about these type of issues and how professional nail tects would deal with them. Thank you x
Try ibd,the nail hub has a video on it,liz has awesome videos too.
@@patriciagallacher6741 she's the best 😁
@@patriciagallacher6741 IBX. That's exactly what I used on my overfiling mistakes! God send!
I love this . Helped so much and learned so much I didn’t know about thanks .
Thank you so much! I’m still learning and this helped me so much!
I wish nail technicians from New Zealand watch tutorials like that and learn.
No you don't, it's very dangerous to cut back too much of the cuticle and to file away like that on the nail bed. Just cuticle cream an, orange stick to shape and remove unwanted cuticle. Efile only to shape and tidy up
I love everything you share about doing nails it is very helpful
Thank you so much. I was doing many things wrong for my personal manicure 💅
I loved the advice you gave, it makes sense and has answered loads of my questions. ty x
This is really interesting and helpful, thank you!
Excellent video. This was very informative. Thank you.