Whenever I am unsure on a technique I always comeback to watch a refresher course. I will call it: for the knowledge you all share you guys do not get the views to match. People just cheating themselves out of free knowledge.
You guys are now my # 1 go too for "how too" , I love how thorough you explain everything, well thought out and well spoken that even this ol gal can understand (I'm 58 and living my dream) thank you!! I need to see everything you have!!
You guys and your staff are great. I’ve learned so much from watching the videos and most importantly you make watching them fun. Your teaching and clear verbiage makes it easy to understand luv you all your the best. P.S. I luv your products
Thanks guys great video. The only thing I would have liked to see mentioned is placement of the tip insofar as how far down the nail you want to be playing the tip when adhering. Seeing so many people gluing tips half way down the nail plate or more 😕
This channel is excellent for beginners and pros 👏 👌 👍 💕 I just found I was making "some" mistakes with the tips application 😅 , the fist one was no using Youngnails glue!!!💕 love you guys
Hi I'm just starting out if you can have a black background so when you put the glue on the tip we will be able to see how much glue you were adding to the tip so it can be placed on the nail thank you for reading and understanding 😊
I love these videos. They have helped me so much! I know the gels you have now are hard gels. Would you ever consider making a soft gel product so it can be soaked off?
Yes I have gone through the entire list. But plz don't ever stop making them for young ameture nail techs like myslf. Thankyou for all the work n effort u guys put in. Much appreciated 🙏
Our slickpour (dip powders) work in a variety of ways. They can be used with a 4 step resin system, with our monomer for acrylics, with our conversion base and top to convert into gel or mixed with out hard gel for custom colors. We will link some videos below: RESIN: th-cam.com/video/ReXNd_8dOF4/w-d-xo.html MONOMER: th-cam.com/video/nea515s3bV8/w-d-xo.html CONVERSION: th-cam.com/video/sqMtfNWv0Yc/w-d-xo.html HARD GEL: th-cam.com/video/udS6a--qCKI/w-d-xo.html
So helpful. It would so awesome if you could take nail classed via video like your video school. I am not able to go to nail school but want so much to become an nail tech. I've done my own nails on and off for years but cannot afford to quit my current job.
Almost Every question I ever had about doing my nails was answered in one. Video. I'm trying to start doing polygel and I feel much more confident now. The only question I have is: will putting primer/protein bond on nails first make the glue hold better? Thank you so much!!
Love this channel. For a beginner, I learn so much from your videos. I do have a question though. My nailbeds and fingertips keep getting irritated whenever I change my nails. I typically do a new set every few days to once a week. Am I just not allowing enough time for healing?
idk why but for me none of the tips ive tried with two brands work, they just don't fit and are too curved for my natural nails so even the biggest size has to be forced down I guess it's because my nails are really flat and don't have the curve so the nail tip can attach :/
you don't want to use a strong cleanser to brush everything off because you don't want to make the tip shiny again. You want to try to keep it as etch as you possibly can.
Super helpful thank you. I noticed your tips are quite talon like and thin is that just so that you can have a better angle to build on? Like when I put them up to my nail they point down quite a bit but maybe that’s just so that you can use the builder gels to get a better apex?
Our tips are designed to be very thin so you can build the structure with your acrylic or hard gel since these products are stronger than just the plastic tips. As for the curve, if your natural nail has a more dramatic curve, the tip is going to follow that curve and it will look even more curved. If the natural nail has that extreme curve, it may be better to sculpt the extension so you can form it straight out from the natural nail instead of curving with the tip.
Hello, U didn't add the base coat before applying gel, is that ok? There is no issue? Because I've done that before without base coat and I noticed it is stuck perfectly and for longer time ,so is that ok to don't use it at all? I hope u answer my question 💙
Greg you never put link on your video when you used the (Clear Nail no glue video) Not sure if name was Noel? Or. Naio nails, can you please let me know the correct spelling and where can I purchase them.? Also can I use Builder Gel Pink when adding this Extension. Much appreciated!
All products used in our videos are our products, Young Nails. If you link which video you are referring to we can tell you which of our products we are using.
I have the large tray from you guys. Even the largest one in the pack is too small for my thumbs (i have to press it down as you showed). I don't see a larger one on the website. Do you not sell one?
Unfortunately tips are a "one size fits most" type of service. Not every style of tip will fit every nail. For larger thumbs, you may be able to press the curve onto your table to flatten it out and make it wider, but if that doesn't work, you may need to sculpt an enhancement onto the wider thumbs.
Do y’all have any advice for me when it comes to having a flat nail bed and using tips? One of my thumbs has a flat nail bed. You’re so correct. Small tip will then pop and cause air pocket. Should I use a big mail tip that hangs over the edge anyways and file it to customize it? I stopped using nail tips though because of this. Just doesn’t go well with my thumb but I quite enjoy sculpting.
I bet they would encourage continued use of forms. Especially if you're enjoying it😊 Many people find them difficult or frustrating. So once in a while, YN will give advice on using tips, for those folks. But mostly, they discourage using them.
The first coat is just the synergy gel (hard gel) base. You do not want to build a nail with base. You don't have to switch to one of our concealer colors if you prefer clear. We have clear sculptor, build, build pink or flex synergy gel that are all clear and can be used to build the nail.
There isn't a standard size since the trainer hand nail tips vary. You would size the tips and see which ones fit according to how we describe sizing tips in the video.
Oh my gosh I didn’t know he had a twin but I have too buy you guys products I heard about them I looked them up on you guys website and I wanna get everything but everything just runs out too fast
If you are using YN tips, all of ours are made from ABS plastic, so they are all the same strength. It is up to you if you'd prefer clear or natural. It comes down to what you want the nails to look like.
My beauty school is lacking financially because of covid , our nail technician program only has about 10 students In it and we would all be so grateful if YN sent some products for us to use in our kits. If anyone reading this knows of a brand who would also like to contribute to our kits and help out some aspiring nail technicians then please let me know. We love YN but we will take anything that’s offered... they don’t know I’m asking around so it will be a surprise to the girls but they work hard and really love this industry , including myself. Hope you are all doing well and please don’t feel obligated at all I just figure asking can’t hurt much and if we do get to enhance our products I feel we can produce way better work and this learn easier and faster
When you apply tips, line them up with the whole finger. Look all the way from knuckle to knuckle to keep it straight rather than lining it up with the nail as the nails can be crooked. Here's a quick video that shows how to line it up. It shows with a form, but it's the same idea with a tip. vm.tiktok.com/TTPd9824rf/
If you prefer to use tips, we recommend clipping as much of your free edge off as possible so the tips can start out straighter. You may have to file a little more at the lower arch of the tip to bring them straight out from the natural nail. If you are comfortable, we would recommend sculpting the nails rather than using tips. When sculpting, you can position the form so it's coming straight out from the nail rather than following the downward curve. For either a tip or sculpted nail, if your natural nail continues to grow downward, you may have to remove the nails every few fills and re-sculpt so they are straight again.
Have you, or will you, guys made a video about working with clients that have some sort of contact dermatitis? What if they say they’re allergic to things like monomer or isopropyl alcohol?🤔 Do you reject the client or are there ways to work around it?
We recommend that the client talks to a health care provider if they should continue getting their nail services. Personally I will not continue to put something on a client that they are allergic to, typically it will only get worse.
Everyone's nails have a different shape and curve, so not every tip will fit every nail. But if the nails are too flat and don't fit the C-curve of the tips, try a size or two bigger and file the sides of the tip off. This way, the flatter part of the well in the center will sit flush down to the nail.
Unfortunately, we can't speak on other primers/bonders as we don't test them. If you use protein bond and happen to be out of it. You can chance applying your set without it but you may get lifting.
I always have a problem where the nail tip that fits my edges is too curved and the tips that fit my curve are way too wide. Anyone else have this problem ? Which size should I choose ?
I've used nail tips for many years. I don't know why but I can never find the right size. It's always to small or to big, or they're just not the shape of my nail, so I have to press really hard to get it on the nail. Let's just say that my nails last for about 4 days...
If you can't find a size that fits, you always want to use the bigger size and then file it to fit instead of the smaller size and risking the middle popping up.
I know Greg is a master, so I hate to go against his advice, but I would never, NEVER! Recommend anyone use gel over a tip, it will eventually not adhere, and you'll have service breakdown from the free edge back.
Why can't I get my foils to come off all the way??? I have watched your video on foil art many times and I still can't get it to come off on the nail completely 😭😭
Make sure you are using a good, even coat of the Transfer Foil Base and let it dry until it is tacky but not wet and stringy to the touch. Depending on your room temp and humidity, it can take up to 90 seconds for it to dry. Also make sure you are pressing the whole surface of the foil onto the nail, using a cuticle pusher or other tool to make sure the foil is flat onto the nail. Carefully pull the backing away and as you do, watch for areas that didn't adhere and try rubbing them again to press the design down.
We recommend cleansing with Swipe before applying the tip and then if needed, you can carefully cleanse just the natural nail after applying and blending the tip. Just be careful to not get too much Swipe on the tip as this can soften the plastic.
You guys should do a video with a client who has “challenging” nails that are wide and are uneven lol this clients nail is perfect lol
Agreed. I have rather wide as well as some slim nails. I want to see nails similar.
This was Tracey's nail. LOL. You have perfect nails!
Agree everybody do it on these semi perfect looking nails
I agree! Mine grow in weird angles and are tiny. I need to know how to make tips work for extra small nails.
I wanna see and learn about different drill bits and how to choose the best ones
I’ve learned so much from young nails. Thanks for all you do
Same.
Same here!!!, they are amazing
aww you are so sweet! We are glad you enjoy them😊
@@youngnailsinc same luv u guys
@@VaNessa-se5lv .....
This is the most helpful channel for beginners like myself everything is always easy to understand and quick to the point, thank you so much 😊
I 100% agree!!!!!!!
100% agree
Whenever I am unsure on a technique I always comeback to watch a refresher course. I will call it: for the knowledge you all share you guys do not get the views to match. People just cheating themselves out of free knowledge.
You guys are now my # 1 go too for "how too" , I love how thorough you explain everything, well thought out and well spoken that even this ol gal can understand (I'm 58 and living my dream) thank you!! I need to see everything you have!!
I've watched so many nail videos on how to do art and applications. Your channel has explained so much more in detail. Thank you
I just love your Acid free primer. It’s a tiny ass bottle but I am telling you it lasts so long.
We are glad you like it!
I'm just starting ..I actually been watching tutorial videos but young nails are awesome. They explain so well for us beginners...Thank you!!
thank you! 😊
I love the way you explain things. Makes it really doable for newbies
All the other Chanel's I've watched said to go up size. Learn something new everyday
You guys and your staff are great. I’ve learned so much from watching the videos and most importantly you make watching them fun. Your teaching and clear verbiage makes it easy to understand luv you all your the best. P.S. I luv your products
Thanks guys great video. The only thing I would have liked to see mentioned is placement of the tip insofar as how far down the nail you want to be playing the tip when adhering.
Seeing so many people gluing tips half way down the nail plate or more 😕
A Young Nails video using tips? Am I in an alternate universe?
hahaha it was bound to happen😂
Yup finally!!
Seriously. I honestly didn't think they used the tips ever. 😂🤣😂 And I'm biased. 🤣😂
You guys explains and do things so easy 😭💕💕
Beautiful the Nails thank you 💅
This channel is excellent for beginners and pros 👏 👌 👍 💕 I just found I was making "some" mistakes with the tips application 😅 , the fist one was no using Youngnails glue!!!💕 love you guys
Greg's had me in stitches, the way he looks solo serious makes me laph till I cry x
Thank u thank u thank u!! I'm learning so much from y'all videos❤❤❤❤
Hi I'm just starting out if you can have a black background so when you put the glue on the tip we will be able to see how much glue you were adding to the tip so it can be placed on the nail thank you for reading and understanding 😊
I love these videos. They have helped me so much! I know the gels you have now are hard gels. Would you ever consider making a soft gel product so it can be soaked off?
you never know 🤷🏽♀️😊
Ohhhh!! I would LOVE that. 💘
@@youngnailsinc why au putting extension at the end of the natural nail
I am really learning so much from your videos thank you so much for all the beginner tips and overall great videos
This channel is helpful im also a learner thank you for being there
I love the video.. thank you
My nail gurus❤️ keep up the fabulous work... Please make more beginner friendly videos for new nail techs.🙏
We actually have a really great playlist compiling all of our best videos for beginners. th-cam.com/play/PLbrhuNO154v3LPLgNaBc3Sn8FinkONuK7.html
Yes I have gone through the entire list. But plz don't ever stop making them for young ameture nail techs like myslf. Thankyou for all the work n effort u guys put in. Much appreciated 🙏
Thankyou so much young nails
Amazing thanks
This was such a well explained video. Thank you 😊
Great video. What if one is to small and the next one is to big? Thank you for sharing all your information with us.
You would go with the bigger size and file the edges
Please do a dip powder tutorial. I love your work .🥰
Our slickpour (dip powders) work in a variety of ways. They can be used with a 4 step resin system, with our monomer for acrylics, with our conversion base and top to convert into gel or mixed with out hard gel for custom colors. We will link some videos below:
RESIN: th-cam.com/video/ReXNd_8dOF4/w-d-xo.html
MONOMER: th-cam.com/video/nea515s3bV8/w-d-xo.html
CONVERSION: th-cam.com/video/sqMtfNWv0Yc/w-d-xo.html
HARD GEL: th-cam.com/video/udS6a--qCKI/w-d-xo.html
Another Great Video!! Thank you!!
So helpful. It would so awesome if you could take nail classed via video like your video school. I am not able to go to nail school but want so much to become an nail tech. I've done my own nails on and off for years but cannot afford to quit my current job.
Im a big fan of YN
Never tried your brand but I will now!!! Thanks Guys 🥰🤩👍
Almost Every question I ever had about doing my nails was answered in one. Video. I'm trying to start doing polygel and I feel much more confident now. The only question I have is: will putting primer/protein bond on nails first make the glue hold better? Thank you so much!!
No, you don't want to mix protein bond and glue.
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PEOPLE BUY THE APPLICATOR GEL!! it is my favorite!!
Wow amazing!!! Love this 🥰🤩🤩🤩
I LOVE the YN glue, its my favorite but every single one ive bought has gotten glued shut 😭 How do yall keep yours fresh? :(
on my course i was told that putting a few drops of cuticle oil on the screw part of the bottle should stop it from glueing shut x
@@laurenx1624 Oh! Thats smart!! Thank you😊
Apparently the pros keep it in sealed containers in the fridge. Trying that with my latest bottle today.
I dapped a little of cuticle oil to keep the tip area from crust up and clogging the hole to keep the glue drying out.
Have you tried sitting it up in a old cup that you don't use anymore or the little cardboard from an empty roll of tissue.
Would it be possible if you could do a video showing how to do someone's nails that might be a bit more oily than the average nail?
Thank you for the suggestion. We can try, but since we don't have a salon we only have a few people to choose from when working on a real person.
You make it look so easy.
Thank you so much for this video!
Love this channel. For a beginner, I learn so much from your videos. I do have a question though. My nailbeds and fingertips keep getting irritated whenever I change my nails. I typically do a new set every few days to once a week. Am I just not allowing enough time for healing?
What product do you wear on your nails? Acrylic/gel/gel polish? How are you removing the product?
@@youngnailsinc I am using acrylic. I remove them with both my efile and soaking in acetone.
Hi can u please make a video on how to apply acrylic properly near cuticles
Hi does acrylic like shine
many thanks for this video :)
Thanks for the video. 💅💅💅💅💅💅💅
I did love your work on the nails🙏🏾⚘💅🏾I'm thinking about order from y'all🤔🥰
Thank you as always. Question: so it is better to file the tip for the gel applications only or also for acrylic application too??
it wouldn't mess the nail up if you did when applying acrylic but you don't have to. With gel or hard gel you have to prep the surface of the tip.
I'm the "too small" tip chooser.. Thank You!
idk why but for me none of the tips ive tried with two brands work, they just don't fit and are too curved for my natural nails so even the biggest size has to be forced down I guess it's because my nails are really flat and don't have the curve so the nail tip can attach :/
@@kpoptrash4085 what brands did you try? KISS makes thinner and smaller nails. You can always file them down and clip them to your liking.
Quick question...why did Greg not use a dehydrator first before protein bond? Or is that just not needed when using tips?? Thanks 🙏🙏
you don't want to use a strong cleanser to brush everything off because you don't want to make the tip shiny again. You want to try to keep it as etch as you possibly can.
@@youngnailsinc Ah!! Of course!! Thanks so much for answering 💜🤗💜
Super helpful thank you. I noticed your tips are quite talon like and thin is that just so that you can have a better angle to build on? Like when I put them up to my nail they point down quite a bit but maybe that’s just so that you can use the builder gels to get a better apex?
Our tips are designed to be very thin so you can build the structure with your acrylic or hard gel since these products are stronger than just the plastic tips. As for the curve, if your natural nail has a more dramatic curve, the tip is going to follow that curve and it will look even more curved. If the natural nail has that extreme curve, it may be better to sculpt the extension so you can form it straight out from the natural nail instead of curving with the tip.
Thank you!
Perfect video
Hello,
U didn't add the base coat before applying gel, is that ok? There is no issue?
Because I've done that before without base coat and I noticed it is stuck perfectly and for longer time ,so is that ok to don't use it at all?
I hope u answer my question 💙
Thank you
What do you do if you don't have nail dehydration and primer?
Greg you never put link on your video when you used the (Clear Nail no glue video) Not sure if name was Noel? Or. Naio nails, can you please let me know the correct spelling and where can I purchase them.? Also can I use Builder Gel Pink when adding this Extension.
Much appreciated!
All products used in our videos are our products, Young Nails. If you link which video you are referring to we can tell you which of our products we are using.
Hola soy nueva en tu canal 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴
I have the large tray from you guys. Even the largest one in the pack is too small for my thumbs (i have to press it down as you showed). I don't see a larger one on the website. Do you not sell one?
Unfortunately tips are a "one size fits most" type of service. Not every style of tip will fit every nail. For larger thumbs, you may be able to press the curve onto your table to flatten it out and make it wider, but if that doesn't work, you may need to sculpt an enhancement onto the wider thumbs.
Do y’all have any advice for me when it comes to having a flat nail bed and using tips? One of my thumbs has a flat nail bed. You’re so correct. Small tip will then pop and cause air pocket. Should I use a big mail tip that hangs over the edge anyways and file it to customize it? I stopped using nail tips though because of this. Just doesn’t go well with my thumb but I quite enjoy sculpting.
I bet they would encourage continued use of forms. Especially if you're enjoying it😊 Many people find them difficult or frustrating. So once in a while, YN will give advice on using tips, for those folks. But mostly, they discourage using them.
@@dglavin2521 thank you 😊 I will keep working on that then. Using the forms. Ty for the advice!!
Can you repeat the first layer instead if switching colors?
The first coat is just the synergy gel (hard gel) base. You do not want to build a nail with base. You don't have to switch to one of our concealer colors if you prefer clear. We have clear sculptor, build, build pink or flex synergy gel that are all clear and can be used to build the nail.
Question if the nail tip is to small or to big wich size would be your next choice if had no other size ?
You would want to use the size that is bigger and then file it to fit the nail.
Hiya what size nails are supposed to be used o the practice hands
There isn't a standard size since the trainer hand nail tips vary. You would size the tips and see which ones fit according to how we describe sizing tips in the video.
Is it bad if the glue goes into the skin? I feel like I always get it on my sidewalls or underneath?
Oh my gosh I didn’t know he had a twin but I have too buy you guys products I heard about them I looked them up on you guys website and I wanna get everything but everything just runs out too fast
If you were to do a baby boomer nail what color nail tips would you use? Natural, clear, or white
I wish I could come and work with you guys 😙
Good day
Could you maybe help me with how to get the sides/lower archers straight please mine keeps looking likr a bulb look. Please
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Clear tips verses normal tips how good it is and can be used for any application?
If you are using YN tips, all of ours are made from ABS plastic, so they are all the same strength. It is up to you if you'd prefer clear or natural. It comes down to what you want the nails to look like.
thank youuuuuuu
No dehydrator before the protein bond?
Usually u always would. they sell it o their website it’s called swipe
Hw do I get to purchase u products
Ok I'm restarting I did all 3 wrong. I drought 500 tips.. lml omg thanks guys.. I love his nails too.. I'm jealous
My beauty school is lacking financially because of covid , our nail technician program only has about 10 students In it and we would all be so grateful if YN sent some products for us to use in our kits. If anyone reading this knows of a brand who would also like to contribute to our kits and help out some aspiring nail technicians then please let me know. We love YN but we will take anything that’s offered... they don’t know I’m asking around so it will be a surprise to the girls but they work hard and really love this industry , including myself. Hope you are all doing well and please don’t feel obligated at all I just figure asking can’t hurt much and if we do get to enhance our products I feel we can produce way better work and this learn easier and faster
Learning so much from you !
I always end up with air pockets. And when I blend the tip, it gets too thin and cracks☹️
Do you have any tips on how to apply the nail tip straight? Every time I apply it it isn’t straight
When you apply tips, line them up with the whole finger. Look all the way from knuckle to knuckle to keep it straight rather than lining it up with the nail as the nails can be crooked. Here's a quick video that shows how to line it up. It shows with a form, but it's the same idea with a tip. vm.tiktok.com/TTPd9824rf/
@@youngnailsinc thank you so much 🥰🥰🙏🏾
Please I need help. I have natural downturned nails. Straight tips face downwards when I apply :( like they curved and curved tips look curled
If you prefer to use tips, we recommend clipping as much of your free edge off as possible so the tips can start out straighter. You may have to file a little more at the lower arch of the tip to bring them straight out from the natural nail.
If you are comfortable, we would recommend sculpting the nails rather than using tips. When sculpting, you can position the form so it's coming straight out from the nail rather than following the downward curve.
For either a tip or sculpted nail, if your natural nail continues to grow downward, you may have to remove the nails every few fills and re-sculpt so they are straight again.
Kings 🤗🤗🤗
I’m just a beginner love these guy so helpful ty so much
Are there links for the products used?
All of our products are available on our website, youngnails.com.
@@youngnailsinc thank you
Have you, or will you, guys made a video about working with clients that have some sort of contact dermatitis? What if they say they’re allergic to things like monomer or isopropyl alcohol?🤔 Do you reject the client or are there ways to work around it?
We recommend that the client talks to a health care provider if they should continue getting their nail services. Personally I will not continue to put something on a client that they are allergic to, typically it will only get worse.
They have the same lamp as organic nails
There are many products on the market that may look similar but may not be identical.
Thanks for the tips. They don't make the perfect nail tips for wide nail beds so I find myself filing the sides to fit🤦🏽♀️
How n much is this tube of glue? Please reply.
Can you put a tip on a flat nail bed?
Everyone's nails have a different shape and curve, so not every tip will fit every nail. But if the nails are too flat and don't fit the C-curve of the tips, try a size or two bigger and file the sides of the tip off. This way, the flatter part of the well in the center will sit flush down to the nail.
Who do my nail tips turn white when I clean them with acetone or alcohol?
Most likely it is because these products are solvents and are drying out the natural oils in the nail.
What if i don't have protein bond?
Unfortunately, we can't speak on other primers/bonders as we don't test them.
If you use protein bond and happen to be out of it. You can chance applying your set without it but you may get lifting.
What about people with finger like his thumb. How do you fit a nail then
I always have a problem where the nail tip that fits my edges is too curved and the tips that fit my curve are way too wide. Anyone else have this problem ? Which size should I choose ?
why does my nail tip crack after applying glue and YN Swipe
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I've used nail tips for many years. I don't know why but I can never find the right size. It's always to small or to big, or they're just not the shape of my nail, so I have to press really hard to get it on the nail. Let's just say that my nails last for about 4 days...
If you can't find a size that fits, you always want to use the bigger size and then file it to fit instead of the smaller size and risking the middle popping up.
I know Greg is a master, so I hate to go against his advice, but I would never, NEVER! Recommend anyone use gel over a tip, it will eventually not adhere, and you'll have service breakdown from the free edge back.
What if I can’t find any tips that fit perfectly on my nails? This keeps happening to me
File them down I guess
The one on the right side at the beginning is so cute. Chinese guys are joyful & hot.
Why can't I get my foils to come off all the way??? I have watched your video on foil art many times and I still can't get it to come off on the nail completely 😭😭
Make sure you are using a good, even coat of the Transfer Foil Base and let it dry until it is tacky but not wet and stringy to the touch. Depending on your room temp and humidity, it can take up to 90 seconds for it to dry. Also make sure you are pressing the whole surface of the foil onto the nail, using a cuticle pusher or other tool to make sure the foil is flat onto the nail. Carefully pull the backing away and as you do, watch for areas that didn't adhere and try rubbing them again to press the design down.
So you don’t use swipe with nail tips?
We recommend cleansing with Swipe before applying the tip and then if needed, you can carefully cleanse just the natural nail after applying and blending the tip. Just be careful to not get too much Swipe on the tip as this can soften the plastic.
@@youngnailsinc thank you so much!
Twins?
Okay, But What if Neither Size Fits Perfectly?? a lot of Times None of The Tip Sizes Fit Perfectly Such as Your Models Nail…
You would want to go to the size that is a bit bigger and then file the edges to fit.
@@youngnailsinc Thank You So Much For The Response!!! 🥰🥰🥰🤘🏻