Oh my lord. You are the ONLY person I've watched who actually mentions the curling of the nails as they grow out. Trying to grow my nails out long and square was always impossible because they would just curl in.
U can avoid this by regularily using file under the bed of the nail and cut the edges in a little bit, longer the nails less it will curve in if you direct the nail growth im the right direction. I have nautral, my own nails this long and its much harder to deal with than with extensions
I've read somewhere that for most natural looking nails you should aim to match the free edge shape to your cuticles and for me that somewhere between oval and soft square. Love your videos, I'm learning so much from them
Mine grow like half of this length then break or flake because of eczema on my hands but I finally got prescription strength cream from the doc!! So pray I can grow them this long
Before getting rid of them, try a more rounded shape if you care for any of them. I’ve always had squoval nails but have been trying almond/oval shapes. Now it’s easier to have them as long as I like without them really getting in the way like squoval nails. Just a suggestion ☺️
These tips are even helpful for me when doing my own nails with acrylic overlay. Especially when filing the coffin/ballerina shape was an eye opener for me. Thank you so much! ☃️
I find the one's I personally like best are the oval, and the soft square shape. I have been learning how to use Polygel on my nails. I've watch as many videos as I can on how to file nails, how much Polygel to use, how to paint nails, and how to decorat nails etc. It's way more challenging to do it but like everything, if I practice I will improve in time. I have found that using my less dominant hand is really challenging, but it's already improved and I have only done two sets of Polygel nails. They looked really amazing, even though I did them myself. I absolutely love polygel nails, they look totally amazing when they are on my hands.
I think there's something pretty in all shapes you are showing today :) It really depends on the person's natural nail shape and also how the fingers look, aswell as personal taste :D Thank you so much for sharing
Is it okay to saw back and forth? I was told it was bad for your nails cause it the sawing motion breaks down the strength of the nail and causes splitting and tearing
The finer the grit, the less it matters. It’s when the grit chunks leave tiny splits that it matters but if your grit or smoother, the rocks are smaller. So they sand & polish instead of tear. Hope it makes sense
This was such a helpful video!!!! I've found when filing my nails I always get those little corners and I had no idea how to fix it, I thought maybe i was holding my file wrong :C But it turns out it's just a result of filing!! I just have to file my nails from below to get rid of those!!! Which isn't helpful for me now, because my nails are really really short (I accidentally broke them... long story) but I will definitely take these instructions with me when they grow out again :D
I wish I could have almond shaped nails cause they’re so pretty 😭🤚 but my natural nails get weaker with that nail shape as opposed to square which is what I usually wear
Hi Tatyana! You're very talented, I love your videos!! Could you do a video about doing the nails of someone who has hyperhidrosis condition, please? I have this condition and I've been dreaming of going to a saloon for so much time now... but I'm too afraid it will disgust the worker or make it too difficult to work with... Thank you ❤
I have a strong natural C curve, I always worry I will lose structural integrity, even with overlay, if I file them into more pointed shapes. So I generally have square nails that naturally look slightly tapered. I need to get more adventurous, sure they'll grow back if it doesn't work 🤣 Bookmarked for future use, thanks!
On my nails, it depends. Filing/buffing the nail (as opposed to just the tip) and leaving it with nail polish almost always results in breakage for me. They don’t usually break when covered with nail polish though.
These aren’t ‘natural nails’ tho. Once any kind of overlay goes on, the structural integrity of the nail is 10x’s that of an actual natural naked fingernail. All of that filing would destroy a real nail. Just curious but why is all of the underside and sidewalls of the nails always filed away?
It’s still a natural nail babe, just with an overlay. She don’t add a tip. She didn’t extend what wasn’t there. She used her natural length with a base cost on it to shape it that is a natural nail overlay. Only time it’s not natural is when it’s formed out or a tip is on it then it is an enhancement. Idk why people think just because you put product on your nail it means it’s “not natural” it’s still her natural nail under the product not a tip or form so therefore yes it is a natural nail.
@@ianlobodocky4867 well babe, u can reword the same thing over and over but its still not a natural nail. It’s just your opinion that lack of a tip qualifies as a natural nail still. That’s literally just ur opinion yet your lecturing me as tho it’s a straight up fact. If someone gets acrylics but not a super long tip added, after a few fills, and the nails cut down most of that tip is going to be gone if not all of it. Does that mean that somebody has natural nails since the tip is gone, no.. and I’m not knocking wearing overlays of some sort or biab. I’ve been doing my own nails with biab for about a year now
✩ Oval Shape - 0:53
✩ Almond Shape - 2:36
✩ Ballerina Shape - 3:54
✩ Soft Square Shape - 5:18
✩ Regular Square Shape - 6:15
Oh my lord. You are the ONLY person I've watched who actually mentions the curling of the nails as they grow out. Trying to grow my nails out long and square was always impossible because they would just curl in.
U can avoid this by regularily using file under the bed of the nail and cut the edges in a little bit, longer the nails less it will curve in if you direct the nail growth im the right direction. I have nautral, my own nails this long and its much harder to deal with than with extensions
I've read somewhere that for most natural looking nails you should aim to match the free edge shape to your cuticles and for me that somewhere between oval and soft square. Love your videos, I'm learning so much from them
My natural nails are about this length! I can’t wait to try these tips out. 💖
I wish my natural nails were that long!!!
@@wendyd7151 it took months honestly! My nails tend to rip and tear so I have to baby them 😭
Mine grow like half of this length then break or flake because of eczema on my hands but I finally got prescription strength cream from the doc!! So pray I can grow them this long
@@Dietcokeslut mine tear too
@@hannahg3475 good luck...lol fingers crossed
I’m in love with that coffin shape on her!
I usually go with stilettos but I may try coffin now
could you do a video on a bit shorter natural nail shapes?
I've been patiently growing my natural nails only to discover I don't really love them that long 😂😂
Before getting rid of them, try a more rounded shape if you care for any of them. I’ve always had squoval nails but have been trying almond/oval shapes. Now it’s easier to have them as long as I like without them really getting in the way like squoval nails. Just a suggestion ☺️
@@stardustfactory8311 I actually tried almond and loved it! But still didn't love them long, just doesn't click with me I guess :)
Me too!😂
Wow i just googled how to do other shapes on natural nails. Lol. Great timing.
These tips are even helpful for me when doing my own nails with acrylic overlay. Especially when filing the coffin/ballerina shape was an eye opener for me. Thank you so much! ☃️
I find the one's I personally like best are the oval, and the soft square shape.
I have been learning how to use Polygel on my nails. I've watch as many videos as I can on how to file nails, how much Polygel to use, how to paint nails, and how to decorat nails etc. It's way more challenging to do it but like everything, if I practice I will improve in time. I have found that using my less dominant hand is really challenging, but it's already improved and I have only done two sets of Polygel nails. They looked really amazing, even though I did them myself. I absolutely love polygel nails, they look totally amazing when they are on my hands.
Omg, such amazing advice! So glad I can look back at this video as I do my own nails!
I think there's something pretty in all shapes you are showing today :) It really depends on the person's natural nail shape and also how the fingers look, aswell as personal taste :D Thank you so much for sharing
Is it okay to saw back and forth? I was told it was bad for your nails cause it the sawing motion breaks down the strength of the nail and causes splitting and tearing
The finer the grit, the less it matters. It’s when the grit chunks leave tiny splits that it matters but if your grit or smoother, the rocks are smaller. So they sand & polish instead of tear.
Hope it makes sense
Perfect vid upload! I was JUST having trouble w this! Thank u
Hi! I would like to know which nail shape will fits better if I have a narrow or wide nails. Thanks! 💜
This was such a helpful video!!!! I've found when filing my nails I always get those little corners and I had no idea how to fix it, I thought maybe i was holding my file wrong :C But it turns out it's just a result of filing!! I just have to file my nails from below to get rid of those!!! Which isn't helpful for me now, because my nails are really really short (I accidentally broke them... long story) but I will definitely take these instructions with me when they grow out again :D
Can you go more in depth about filing on crooked nails? I have a few and I just can’t make it look even 🤷♀️
She has a Russian channel, here you can use subtitles
Cannot get enough of your videos! Thank you so much for sharing. Your channel is one of my absolute favourites ❤️
What’s the actual diff between oval and almond? 🤷🏻♀️ I like short square nails on myself. Will you ever do some vids on some shorties? 😁
i think almond is more "pointy" than an oval, it tapers smaller whereas oval is one shape and doesn't taper
@@_pandasal_ thx!!
I wish I could have almond shaped nails cause they’re so pretty 😭🤚 but my natural nails get weaker with that nail shape as opposed to square which is what I usually wear
I think you're video is very helpful for natural nails and nails extensions! 👍👍
Great information thank you for sharing the different nail shape and how to do them. Great video. I hope you all have a great New Year.
Tough life being a nail model :)
Great video!
Needed this thaaaanks!
Can I ask why she applies polish before filing the nails? Does this help? I usually file them before applying anything
Great video... thanks 😊,
❤️❤️
beautiful!
Hi Tatyana! You're very talented, I love your videos!! Could you do a video about doing the nails of someone who has hyperhidrosis condition, please? I have this condition and I've been dreaming of going to a saloon for so much time now... but I'm too afraid it will disgust the worker or make it too difficult to work with... Thank you ❤
Should we start filling with the point of growth for soft square and regular square?
Just when I thought of cutting mine short this came out!! I usually file mine almond shape when they're short and they just grow out round 😂😂
what filer have you used?
I have a strong natural C curve, I always worry I will lose structural integrity, even with overlay, if I file them into more pointed shapes. So I generally have square nails that naturally look slightly tapered. I need to get more adventurous, sure they'll grow back if it doesn't work 🤣 Bookmarked for future use, thanks!
On my nails, it depends. Filing/buffing the nail (as opposed to just the tip) and leaving it with nail polish almost always results in breakage for me. They don’t usually break when covered with nail polish though.
Yay :)
Which is the easiest for starting ?
I lv square and ballerina shaped nails but i maintain my nails always in square shape
These aren’t ‘natural nails’ tho. Once any kind of overlay goes on, the structural integrity of the nail is 10x’s that of an actual natural naked fingernail. All of that filing would destroy a real nail. Just curious but why is all of the underside and sidewalls of the nails always filed away?
It’s still a natural nail babe, just with an overlay. She don’t add a tip. She didn’t extend what wasn’t there. She used her natural length with a base cost on it to shape it that is a natural nail overlay. Only time it’s not natural is when it’s formed out or a tip is on it then it is an enhancement. Idk why people think just because you put product on your nail it means it’s “not natural” it’s still her natural nail under the product not a tip or form so therefore yes it is a natural nail.
@@ianlobodocky4867 well babe, u can reword the same thing over and over but its still not a natural nail. It’s just your opinion that lack of a tip qualifies as a natural nail still. That’s literally just ur opinion yet your lecturing me as tho it’s a straight up fact. If someone gets acrylics but not a super long tip added, after a few fills, and the nails cut down most of that tip is going to be gone if not all of it. Does that mean that somebody has natural nails since the tip is gone, no.. and I’m not knocking wearing overlays of some sort or biab. I’ve been doing my own nails with biab for about a year now
I'm realizing more and more how my preferred shape is a mix of soft square and almond, but not quite oval 😂
Yap.. me too 😂
Is the tip flat or rounded for this shape? Like.. is it the almond from this video, but, truncated?
I love a soft square. I have thought about doing oval but am too scared to mess my nails up!
I thought ballerina and coffin were separate shapes?
Man those nails look damaged
in what world are these natural nails lol