I had previously seen the clip about the 4 yr old set. She kept on the set because it was the last one her daughter did before she died. It’s such a tragic situation, and I can understand why she’s holding on the way she does. I’m grateful her tech is taking care of her instead of pushing her to let go already.
Regarding the girl in the ER, yes we do treat nails in the ER. As an ER nurse we have pure acetone (and other solutions) to soak off fake nails. It’s very painful and the fungus is often terrible. Of course as soon as the nails heal they are back in the nail salon. Some folks don’t have the sense God gave a mule.
Once the nails are healed, they can go back to the salon. Perhaps they could use some knowledge about what to look for when choosing a salon, how to avoid hack shops, and how to keep their nails healthy after the visit, but there's no reason they should never get nails done again. This started off being nice to know that ERs will treat painful nail problems, and ended with mocking the patient for something they shouldn't be blamed for.
The last nails look like clubbed nails which can mean she might have health conditions like lungs, heart, or other problems. The person should definitely go to her doctor to find out if it is "nail clubbing"
That's absolutely clubbing. Even if it's genetic and not caused by an underlying condition (in addition to what you listed liver problems can also cause it) it's still called clubbing. You can tell that it's not just wider nail beds because the tips of the fingers themselves are bulbous.
The spiderweb one, you don't need to worry; Abe showed that the web was abandoned. Spiders abandoned and build new webs all the time, its not really so much a home as a means for catching food and spiders don't usually abandon a web that catches food regularly.
A few years ago I walked into a salon to make an appointment looked up, saw a nail tech get hold of the base of an extension of a client already there, she literally ripped the nail off. I turned around and walked out.
OMG... That was painful to watch!😱 I had to keep looking away. Never realized people did such crazy things with their nails with no fear of pain or damage apparently🧐. I do have one friend who used a Dremel on her nails but stopped when I told her nail files were actually very inexpensive. Well I've had my scare for the day so now it's time for my relaxing cup of coffee☕. Great job on this video. I cringed all the way through but those who are crazy enough to try these methods should be properly educated 👌
Wow! I always thought videos with Dremel were created mostly for fun, never knew someone would actually use it for manicure 😳 And yes, today there are e-files for home use for $30-50 which is enough to do cuticle care at home
@@NailcouI was shocked too! She said more than once, one wrong move sliced her finger good and took several weeks to heal. My boys own Dremels and I guarantee nail e-files are cheaper while being safer👌. They have far too much speed to ever be used in nails😱.
13:34 Nail clubbing! If not born looking like that, it could be a symptom of chronic lung infection, infection of the heart lining, lung disorders, celiac, cirrhosis, graves disease, overactive thyroid, or cancer.
I'm glad you said this. It is definitely a sign of a serious health condition. Also did you see the striations on one of her nails. That is often a sign of skin cancer under the nail bed. I hope she got medical help. Xx
I used to bite my nails and chew my sides until my fingers bled. When I was about 16, my mum took me to a salon and they put acrylics on. You can't really bite those! Broke my habit after about 6 months and have never gone back to it. My nails were very thin and weak after the acrylics, so I used Sally Hanson's Hard as Nails for another 6 months and they've been lovely ever since.
The green finger might actually be a damaged nail from impact, my mom had her finger smashed once and it didnt fall off but it looked green and infected. It was not infected or anything, it was just suppose to fall off and for some reason did not. so using products didnt harm or damage it more it just concealed the color until it grew out naturally to a healthy nail.
I had this, too. I dropped a hairdryer on my big toe. Nail stayed on but was extremely bruised underneath. Purple then blue, etc. The nail eventually grew out and fell off along with the bruised bits as a brand new nail grew in.
I'd had nail impact damage from running (common in runners) and my big toe nail as well as a few others have fallen off before and regrew without issue. They never turned green like that though. Her nail is severely infected and damaged and unfortunately if she doesn't stop wearing nail tips to get it treated and grow out she will permanently damage her nail bed and it will never grow back normal again. My pinky toes on both feet are like this due to tight shoes and not taking care of them. The nail bed is permanently damaged and those nails don't grow normally anymore. Lesson learned.
Going to the ER to have nails removed is wild 😂 Honestly, all of these are my nightmare! I have a funny story about how I quit biting my nails! My mom tried everything to get me to stop (bitter polish, hot chili oil, etc), but it didn't work. When I was 13, I read in a magazine that my celebrity crush likes long, painted nails on women so I quit!
in the USA they have acetone in hospitals to take off nails if needed. i only know this because i had to go in because my nails were burning so bad they had to soak them off. my nails ended up crinkling they were filed too thin and then they used MMA based product.
I have had nail salons use a nail to pop off my acrylics. I know better and even had a tech continue when I said stop. It took two more times. I think because time is money, the salons cut corners. After a green shade on my nails, I decided to try to do my own.
9:14 I was born with a nail like that one but on my foot. I went to doctors to check up on it a lot as a kid, but they never found anything, it just mutated and formed wrong. It grows 3 times slower than my other nails and is 5 times thicker
3:48 I will shop for a strong little vacuum cleaner. Pinched my finger. Hurt where they pierced it. Can't imagine piercing it. Crazy. Poor little spider.
I don't know that much about nail art, I prefer the old fashion regular nail polish, so I can't comment on the video. BUT, girl I love your lipstick, what brand and colour is it, please?
the last nails, the wide ones were clubbed fingers. Typical of hypoxia or low oxygen levels. She has some significant health issues. Lovely the tech could help her feel beautiful
I had dipped on my nails from a salon, and then I grinded them down. I applied my own dip. You can imagine how terrible it was after, it was very awful. I went to the nearest salon and she quoted me fifteen dollars. But then she pride them off. 😬
Could your nail beds be oily? I'm not a nail technician, but when I'm cooking a lot (using oils) my nails don't last. Started using gloves and switched to dipping powder they last.
Could be poor prep, but it could also be the products you are using! I have very thin nail beds that bend, and I have to use builder gel that isn’t too “stiff”. Also, oiling the cuticles and under the nails every night makes a big difference for me!
So i have a pinky toe nail loss question, 7 wks ago my linky toe nail came off without any pain , I'm getting into doing my own nails lately, can you suggest what technique would be the easiest to make a fake nail? Builder gel, acrylic or polygel with dual nails? My pinky nails are not tiny like some peoples are so its bothering me to leave and wait another 6 months minimum to grow back. Please help
9:35 go off queen- get that gangrenous look. This is the type of salon that *doesnt* require washing after using the bathroom. back alley typa i hope this was free - shes literally risking her health for nails that didnt even come out cute
13:50. It appears this person has clubbed nails which is a big tell tail sign of a serious underlying medical condition, potentially heart failure or c.o.p.d (emphysema). The discoloration on the pointer nail appears to be nicotine staining, which would further explain the nail clubbing, as many people who smoke, especially older smokers get clubbed nails due to undiagnosed health conditions.
I saw a greenie on that chrome set - it's gonna be a no from me, dawg. That is someone who bought stuff on the internet and thought they could do manicures in their kitchen, there's no way they have a license.
Finger piercings are a bad idea to get bc they usually regect which will leave a scar or get caught very often which could lead to infections and scarring and then get refected anyways. They're not going to be comfortable. Just don't get it and a good piercer will not do them
finger piercings are a huge NO, never get any piercing that dumb. there is no way you wouldn't eventually rip it out, and if it doesn't rip out, it will snag, rip, and then reject, or get infected and at that point say goodbye to your finger or even possibly more if it gets too bad.
They can refuse service. If you don't want to pay for a soak off, but come in with product that the technician can't work with, then they can just turn you away. Soak off is easy to do yourself though.
Product removal was always included in my price if someone wants extensions or overlay , so it was never an issue for me. But if I worked in the salon where it's an add-on, then I would refuse the service and suggest to explain how they can do it at home and schedule later
Charging for soak off is wild. I can understand if it adds time to the booking and bookings are tight. I don't understand why the nail tech doesn't just use the efile until she gets close to the nail and then soaks off for like 10-20 min.
@@angellover02171 I don't think it's wild, the filing and soak off always take time. You can't do a soak quickly, even if it only takes 10 minutes to soak, you still need to file for a few minutes too.
I had previously seen the clip about the 4 yr old set. She kept on the set because it was the last one her daughter did before she died. It’s such a tragic situation, and I can understand why she’s holding on the way she does. I’m grateful her tech is taking care of her instead of pushing her to let go already.
Oh wow, thanks for sharing
Regarding the girl in the ER, yes we do treat nails in the ER. As an ER nurse we have pure acetone (and other solutions) to soak off fake nails. It’s very painful and the fungus is often terrible. Of course as soon as the nails heal they are back in the nail salon. Some folks don’t have the sense God gave a mule.
Thanks ! Good to know
Once the nails are healed, they can go back to the salon. Perhaps they could use some knowledge about what to look for when choosing a salon, how to avoid hack shops, and how to keep their nails healthy after the visit, but there's no reason they should never get nails done again. This started off being nice to know that ERs will treat painful nail problems, and ended with mocking the patient for something they shouldn't be blamed for.
You are my absolute favorite nail tech to watch! You're so compassionate and sensitive to other people's experiences! ❤❤❤ Thank you!
Aw, Thank you ! 😘
The last nails look like clubbed nails which can mean she might have health conditions like lungs, heart, or other problems. The person should definitely go to her doctor to find out if it is "nail clubbing"
It could be, but it could also be how she was born. I'm sure she has seen doctors in her life.
I clicked on the video just to see if someone mentioned this about the thumbnail!
That's absolutely clubbing. Even if it's genetic and not caused by an underlying condition (in addition to what you listed liver problems can also cause it) it's still called clubbing. You can tell that it's not just wider nail beds because the tips of the fingers themselves are bulbous.
Definitely clubbing. Probably severe respiratory problems; could be related to heart condition.
You are so professional and kind, Anastasia. I love your style. ❤
I love the absolute lack of judgement.❤
The glitter cat had me laughing so hard!😂😂😂
The spiderweb one, you don't need to worry; Abe showed that the web was abandoned. Spiders abandoned and build new webs all the time, its not really so much a home as a means for catching food and spiders don't usually abandon a web that catches food regularly.
Oh I see! Thank you for explaining 😊
You are so lovely and compassionate! Thank you for this professional and fascinating video
I like to watch these. It reminds me that my natural nails are beautiful. I had 2 manicures in my life I would rather just do my own.
Same here. I'm not perfect but I have good nails and enjoy doing them myself!
A few years ago I walked into a salon to make an appointment looked up, saw a nail tech get hold of the base of an extension of a client already there, she literally ripped the nail off. I turned around and walked out.
9:04 Hooof. I got chills just looking at that. Scary! 😭
I never saw nail beds that small
Me too !
OMG... That was painful to watch!😱
I had to keep looking away. Never realized people did such crazy things with their nails with no fear of pain or damage apparently🧐.
I do have one friend who used a Dremel on her nails but stopped when I told her nail files were actually very inexpensive.
Well I've had my scare for the day so now it's time for my relaxing cup of coffee☕.
Great job on this video. I cringed all the way through but those who are crazy enough to try these methods should be properly educated 👌
Wow! I always thought videos with Dremel were created mostly for fun, never knew someone would actually use it for manicure 😳
And yes, today there are e-files for home use for $30-50 which is enough to do cuticle care at home
@@NailcouI was shocked too! She said more than once, one wrong move sliced her finger good and took several weeks to heal. My boys own Dremels and I guarantee nail e-files are cheaper while being safer👌. They have far too much speed to ever be used in nails😱.
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13:34 Nail clubbing! If not born looking like that, it could be a symptom of chronic lung infection, infection of the heart lining, lung disorders, celiac, cirrhosis, graves disease, overactive thyroid, or cancer.
I'm glad you said this. It is definitely a sign of a serious health condition. Also did you see the striations on one of her nails. That is often a sign of skin cancer under the nail bed.
I hope she got medical help. Xx
I used to bite my nails and chew my sides until my fingers bled. When I was about 16, my mum took me to a salon and they put acrylics on. You can't really bite those! Broke my habit after about 6 months and have never gone back to it. My nails were very thin and weak after the acrylics, so I used Sally Hanson's Hard as Nails for another 6 months and they've been lovely ever since.
The thumbnail had me laughing hysterically!!! Your expression was omg and funny!!! 😂😂😂😂
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR REACTION VIDEOS!!! I NEED MORE MORE MORE PLEASE!!! 😊😊😊
I'm so happy you like them! I'm working on more 😄
The green finger might actually be a damaged nail from impact, my mom had her finger smashed once and it didnt fall off but it looked green and infected. It was not infected or anything, it was just suppose to fall off and for some reason did not. so using products didnt harm or damage it more it just concealed the color until it grew out naturally to a healthy nail.
I had this, too. I dropped a hairdryer on my big toe. Nail stayed on but was extremely bruised underneath. Purple then blue, etc. The nail eventually grew out and fell off along with the bruised bits as a brand new nail grew in.
I'd had nail impact damage from running (common in runners) and my big toe nail as well as a few others have fallen off before and regrew without issue. They never turned green like that though. Her nail is severely infected and damaged and unfortunately if she doesn't stop wearing nail tips to get it treated and grow out she will permanently damage her nail bed and it will never grow back normal again. My pinky toes on both feet are like this due to tight shoes and not taking care of them. The nail bed is permanently damaged and those nails don't grow normally anymore. Lesson learned.
@@traceej4685 I dont know, like i said my mom hurt her finger, not a toe and it went blue like that and then black and then green etc
Please do more reaction videos. I’m obsessed ♥️😭✨!!
Poor women who have to deal with some of these conditions. Thanks for the fun cat inserts!😻 This is a very interesting video! 😊
5:28 it happened to me - no primer/bonder and wore gloves at work. I used polygel and those babies popped right off
I always get my rings caught on my pants pockets, I could never get my finger pierced
I use that magic gel remover. Comes in a bottle like nail polish. In 6 minutes my nails are ready to redo. Best product ever.
Thanks for the funny attempts! Nail clubbing is a serious health indicator
I’ve had salons pop off my nails. Last visit too.
Going to the ER to have nails removed is wild 😂 Honestly, all of these are my nightmare!
I have a funny story about how I quit biting my nails! My mom tried everything to get me to stop (bitter polish, hot chili oil, etc), but it didn't work. When I was 13, I read in a magazine that my celebrity crush likes long, painted nails on women so I quit!
hi anastasia here watching thanks for sharing
Love these videos! ❤
Ugh some of these were so horrible to watch 🫣🫣
in the USA they have acetone in hospitals to take off nails if needed. i only know this because i had to go in because my nails were burning so bad they had to soak them off. my nails ended up crinkling they were filed too thin and then they used MMA based product.
OMG 😱 All the crying nail souls
This was so scary, especially the sanitation, it has to be like an operation room pristine extra clean.
Great video thanks!
I have had nail salons use a nail to pop off my acrylics. I know better and even had a tech continue when I said stop. It took two more times.
I think because time is money, the salons cut corners. After a green shade on my nails, I decided to try to do my own.
Go to a reputable independent tech who will do it properly. That damages the nails, popping them off.
@ I know! I do simple manicure at home now. Thanks!
9:14 I was born with a nail like that one but on my foot. I went to doctors to check up on it a lot as a kid, but they never found anything, it just mutated and formed wrong. It grows 3 times slower than my other nails and is 5 times thicker
Surface piercings, especially on the hands, will reject. Basically pushing the jewelry out and leaving an epic scar.
I need a second part for this video
Great video ❤❤❤
3:48 I will shop for a strong little vacuum cleaner.
Pinched my finger. Hurt where they pierced it. Can't imagine piercing it. Crazy.
Poor little spider.
I don't know that much about nail art, I prefer the old fashion regular nail polish, so I can't comment on the video. BUT, girl I love your lipstick, what brand and colour is it, please?
I’m wondering if the gal who has the green nail if she still has her finger?
I imagine most finger piercings are non permanent. maybe for an event or something
Every Asian owned nail salon that I've been to uses a nail tip to pry old acrylics off the nail bed. From LA, to NY to DC... they all do this.
😳😱 I wonder what they do if there's a set of nails without product lifting - it won't be possible then to take it off with the tip like this 🤔
@@NailcouI was taught to do this in nail school! They said it saved time, but I would never
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The do this in OH too.
I was taught to use acetone after breaking up the surface with the e file. or a100/ 180 grit file. I would only ever pop off nails on my trainer hand.
the last nails, the wide ones were clubbed fingers. Typical of hypoxia or low oxygen levels. She has some significant health issues. Lovely the tech could help her feel beautiful
I had dipped on my nails from a salon, and then I grinded them down. I applied my own dip. You can imagine how terrible it was after, it was very awful. I went to the nearest salon and she quoted me fifteen dollars. But then she pride them off. 😬
That last lady at the end of the video might want to see a doctor to check for any underlying health conditions.
I'm a bad girl... when my anxiety goes through the roof I pick at my acrylic nails 💅 🫣🤦♀️
ι liked the coffin for the last one
Whenever I get my nails done, they do not last more than a week. It doesn't matter if I do it myself or if it is a professional. What is up with that?
Could your nail beds be oily? I'm not a nail technician, but when I'm cooking a lot (using oils) my nails don't last. Started using gloves and switched to dipping powder they last.
Could be poor prep, but it could also be the products you are using! I have very thin nail beds that bend, and I have to use builder gel that isn’t too “stiff”. Also, oiling the cuticles and under the nails every night makes a big difference for me!
sounds like poor nail prep to me
Try using a rubber, builders gel. mylee does a good range. This product helps my nails last, and it is a more flexible and less brittle base. Xx
finger piercings have super high rates of rjection, or injury. They shouldn't do them honestly. Idk why they are still a thing
This is exactly how my pinky toes are. There’s barely anything there.😂
My pinky toes too! I laugh at them!
@@BrandiBAR 😆
So i have a pinky toe nail loss question, 7 wks ago my linky toe nail came off without any pain , I'm getting into doing my own nails lately, can you suggest what technique would be the easiest to make a fake nail? Builder gel, acrylic or polygel with dual nails? My pinky nails are not tiny like some peoples are so its bothering me to leave and wait another 6 months minimum to grow back. Please help
Don’t use anything- just let nature do it’s thing 😊
That last one, nail clubbing. The hat has me worried because I’ve seen people that have cancer with nails like that.
9:35 go off queen- get that gangrenous look. This is the type of salon that *doesnt* require washing after using the bathroom.
back alley typa
i hope this was free - shes literally risking her health for nails that didnt even come out cute
I will never complain about my hooked index finger, ever again.
13:50. It appears this person has clubbed nails which is a big tell tail sign of a serious underlying medical condition, potentially heart failure or c.o.p.d (emphysema). The discoloration on the pointer nail appears to be nicotine staining, which would further explain the nail clubbing, as many people who smoke, especially older smokers get clubbed nails due to undiagnosed health conditions.
some of these people need to go to the hospital... including the last person
9:20 had me cringing 😬 that whole time frame. All her stuff were disgusting 🤮 dirty unsanitary! Love 💕 your videos Anastasia 😊
I saw a greenie on that chrome set - it's gonna be a no from me, dawg. That is someone who bought stuff on the internet and thought they could do manicures in their kitchen, there's no way they have a license.
Oh my, if she doesnt take care of her cuticles, her primer also won't hold her tips😱🤌😱
Some of these techs choices are very strange! That green/black nail needs to see a dr not a tip and acrylic!!! 😮
10:00 They gotta be trolling.
Y?
Finger piercings are a bad idea to get bc they usually regect which will leave a scar or get caught very often which could lead to infections and scarring and then get refected anyways. They're not going to be comfortable. Just don't get it and a good piercer will not do them
finger piercings are a huge NO, never get any piercing that dumb. there is no way you wouldn't eventually rip it out, and if it doesn't rip out, it will snag, rip, and then reject, or get infected and at that point say goodbye to your finger or even possibly more if it gets too bad.
You can't make people pay for a soak off, so what can they do?
You can easily do a soak off at home. Some acetone, cotton and ten foil will do the job perfectly 😊
They can refuse service. If you don't want to pay for a soak off, but come in with product that the technician can't work with, then they can just turn you away. Soak off is easy to do yourself though.
Product removal was always included in my price if someone wants extensions or overlay , so it was never an issue for me.
But if I worked in the salon where it's an add-on, then I would refuse the service and suggest to explain how they can do it at home and schedule later
Charging for soak off is wild. I can understand if it adds time to the booking and bookings are tight. I don't understand why the nail tech doesn't just use the efile until she gets close to the nail and then soaks off for like 10-20 min.
@@angellover02171 I don't think it's wild, the filing and soak off always take time. You can't do a soak quickly, even if it only takes 10 minutes to soak, you still need to file for a few minutes too.
Don't do nails if you have kids. Done.
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Y the nails got that shape
This video traumatized me
The one where she is wearing black gloves but her nails are poked through it....what's the point of wearing gloves? Ick.
Its so she doesnt get uncured products on her skin 😊 Uncured products can cause contact dermatitis (allergies to nailenhansments) over time✌️
clubbed fingers are a sign of heart disease
Stop responding to rage-bait.
Is this girl Ukrainian? I wonder if Ceaser of 90 day fiance follows her
Such vanity with primitive methods. smh
Also affects the kneecap development hence the name
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And the kidneys development too sometimes 🫶🏻❤️