Did you know this nailhack? So helpful for short soft gel tips! | Gelike review
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- Did you know this nailhack? So helpful for short soft gel tips! | Gelike review
In this video I will do soft gel nail extensions and show you a simple trick on how to work with short soft gel tips
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That bottle with the brush opening at one side is GENIUS!
They look so natural. I really like them.
As always, clear and detailed tutorial from a very talented nail technician ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🌸
The nails turned out beautiful, and I am going to try that trick.
What a coincidence. Just yesterday I used gelike soft gel tips for nail extention. But mine are long, so I didn't have the problem of blocking the view when putting them on. But I will have this hack in mind. Especially as I plan to buy more gelike soft gel tips in different lengths and shapes. I really liked gelike as a brand. Nice to know that professionals use them too.
Those are SO pretty!!!
i used to hate buffing my nails and doing cuticle prep. this year i decided to get better about it and it has made a huge difference in longevity and filling my nails.
Same here, thank you for the assistance!
They were the first brand of diy multi purpose glue gel that I used. Seriously it's so strong!! And clear. I'm so happy they finally have other colors ! Such a useful tip for getting short nails on straight. I had the same problem you did so I just bought longer tips I could see but I prefer this method much more!
Anastasia they look so beautiful I just love how the flakies are just peeking out...thank you for sharing xo 💜💅💜
My favorite gel glue I definitely want to try the colored ones.
I'm going to try this technique! Thanks for posting this video.
Have fun!
Also, I use Gelike full coverage nails and absolutely love them! I only like to use the shorter full coverage gel tips and these are ideal length wise and the strength is great as well. Although, I usually have either a gel product over them, or I have dip powder over them.
This is so helpful because a crooked tip, especially on self application, is almost always inevitable.
It might just be me, I'm super sensitive to things, but has anyone else noticed that some of these soft gel tip brands off-gas a horrible odor? I smell it for the duration of wear since they're not completely enclosed in product. Also, the ones that smell chemical/plastic-y tend to be so soft that after a couple days of wear I notice defect when the edges start to get damaged. It's like they're too soft, even with product overlaid.
I would love to see a video talking about why that is and whether or not it's something we should be cautious of.
I quit using the dupe brands and have gone back to Aprés official tips. They never have these issues. What are these manufacturers making this out of? Smells like nasty plastic and kinda wears like soft plastic - think milk jug (vs plexiglass).
Super cute!
8 always love ur videos I been watching ur vids for a few yrs now and I started doing my own nails and you been so helpful ❤❤❤thank you😊
I LOVE how she pronounces almond. 😊😊
Your work is amazing 😍 really
These are really beautiful nails! I’m going to try to recreate these. 🥰
Please do!
I use a sticky tab on a swatch stick to make short tips easier to apply.
Wery beautiful!! I can't wait for your video,bcs you are my best nail master in whole you tube!!!😊😁 Have a nice day or night from sLOVEnia!!
Beautiful 😻
What I find works for me is tilting the little lamp on an angle , as the light will spread a little so flash curing this way works, once you’ve flashed cured for 10 or so seconds, you can snip it off the tree and fully cure it
Short gel tips are my favorite!! Can you share the link for your cone drill bit???
Great video. Beautiful products and beautiful nails. ❤
Thank you! 🤗
Hi,
Great tutorial as a person who has wide nails I’ve been using this technique for ever!
Also, may you Please provide nail drill bit link and or description you used in tutorial. Thank you!
Very pretty, as usual. How do you fit your finger under lamp to cure if still attached to the set of nails??
Thank you ! 😘 I use small lamp for flash curing . You can take it off afterwards or cure it like this in full size lamp, mine is quite big and it fits inside 😄
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I was curious about this as well because in the video even though you said to flash cure with the nail tree (it’s what I call the piece of plastic with the nails attached to it) still attached, the video shows you flash curing without that piece attached. So, I’m sure that’s what prompted the original question.
So I’m curious….🤔💭
How did you get not only the finger and nail you’re trying to cure in the small flash cure lamp, which is something everyone seems to struggle with already, but then do it with the additional nail tree still attached?
Mind 🤯 blown!
Granted, I think the part where you keep the nail tree attached while applying the 6 in 1 glue gel is perfect! However, when you transition to curing the nail, which is the issue we are trying to make easier, it becomes a problem.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
All that being said, I don’t use one of those little curing lamps because of these issues. I use one of the Gooseneck flash curing lamps and then put my hand in my regular large lamp. So, if you were to use this technique using a Gooseneck flash curing lamp, then I think this idea is amazing!! 👍🏾
Hopefully all that made sense and I am a fan of your channel! 😉
Just subscribed great vid interesting 😊
Yes
This is an underrated channel, first of all. ❤second, I love these hacks, gonna try these with my next short set. Third, can I just say I love that you are using/promoting AFFORDABLE products?!? There are so many other channels that seem like ALL they promote are these higher end brand and product and that's all great but I cannot afford $200 nail drills or $100 sets of tips. I'm sure the quality is there just as sure as I am that said channels get the kickback from ppl buying those products. But I do not have the $ for that shit. U can make out just fine using product such as what is used here. The Kiara Sky, the Apres System...I'm not knocking it...if u can afford it great. But as a person who only does my own nails and a couple other ppl...just, no.
Sorry for long comment but keep doing what u do🎉❤
I love this ❤Can please make a video of removal of the tips too?
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So, I’m curious……🤔💭
In the video even though you said to flash cure with the nail tree (it’s what I call the piece of plastic with the nails attached to it) still attached, the video shows you flash curing without that piece attached.
So, how did you get not only the finger and nail you’re trying to cure in the small flash cure lamp, which is something everyone seems to struggle with already, but then do it with the additional nail tree still attached?
Mind 🤯 blown!
Granted, I think the part where you keep the nail tree attached while applying the 6 in 1 glue gel is perfect! However, when you transition to curing the nail, which is the issue we are trying to make easier, it becomes a problem.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
All that being said, I don’t use one of those little curing lamps because of these issues. I use one of the Gooseneck flash curing lamps and then put my hand in my regular large lamp. So, if you were to use this technique using a Gooseneck flash curing lamp and then cure in your regular large lamp for the full amount of time, then I think this idea is amazing!! It’s just a problem when using those small flash curing lamps these kits seem to come with. Which is why most of us use the Gooseneck flash curing lamps now anyway, but this idea does make it even easier, IF you’re using the gooseneck flash curing lamp.
Thanks for the video! 😉
I would be ecstatic if my nails just looked like the models after nail prep was done.
Where did you get the flakes you used? Sooo pretty!
Thanks for the tip Anastasia. Very helpful especially for the short Gelly Tips. I wonder when you glue them on the nail bed was it visible the gel you used , if it was spread nicely without air bubbles.? When tip is transparent we can see the gel , what about those are nude ?
Have you ever tried Rubber Base Gel? Or can you give a tutorial on Rubber Base Gel?
I sometimes use rubber base gel instead of glue and lately started using the non-stick extension nail gel the clear one and my nails don’t move. I find it easier to put a blob on the nail tip , flatten it down a bit put it on the nail, easier to make sure your straight, clean up any excess then cure and your good to go 😊
Great trick and tutorial, thanks for sharing!!
My pleasure!
Isn’t there a risk of the gel not setting fully when using non-clear tips?
Definitely not necessarily to do that. From you, Respectful Judge, your duty is TO BE YOURSELF AND BE THE BEST OF THE BEST! ❤❤❤
Wait. You cure it while it’s still attached? How did you get it in the lamp?
Do you have to leave space at the cuticle edge.
I have been getting my tips Way too close to my cuticle. Im afraid of developing a gel allergy. This seems like a great idea 🤞. Is the dip near the cuticle too noticable?
Hi, please kindly send a link where u got your filling beads tools from, thanks.
How does that nail drill but not burn?
Why didn’t you use the electric file to roughen the nail surface, especially since you were already using it?
What about the apex? These nails doesn't seem to have an apex....
Those tips look so thin , they almost look like press ons . Does it feel like they’re gonna break ?
This video is very good, has great instructions and tricks, but the sponsor's full cover tips looked soooo plastic. Like dollar store tips. 😔
Well I think you’re wasting time filling the nails on the cuticle if those tips are made to stick from it to the entire nail then need to put something on top again instead of just put the tip from the cuticle right away and just paint over.
Please show how the entire nail rack fits under the lamp. Your screen shot clearly does not match your instruction. 😊
You simply flash cure it with the rack. Then cut/separate the nail, then do the full cure.
And the "screenshot" is to reference the process of "flash-curing". Not to be taken as is...
Option 1: cut half of the rack off , so it will be smaller - that way it can fit in most lamps
Option 2 (I use this): use it only for flash curing. Then take it off and cure in regular lamp 😉
Of course i totally understand this video. IT'S PAYED PROMO AND THAT IS OK.
Привет а почему вы перестали разговаривать на русском языке?😢
I Love you really ❤ I am expecting a long time from videos, like Edge Nails, Russian Almond, Gothic Almond and many many more.
Like your Russian, Spanish, Americans showing on Instagram. When i am watching this and what i saw on Instagram, from you my dear i am expecting much more to show. Especially what you are. This is not nothing New. Everyone who work with Gel tips i bet that think the same. Of course that many of them wi not tell you that.
And yes, WHAT IS CONCLUSION? Who will make more money?
Can you make from SHORT GEL TIPS MEDIUM OR LONG?
NO!
Can you make from LONG GEL TIPS, QUICKLY SHORT?
YES!
Without Extra money for buying SHORT SIZES and also NOT NECESSARILY FOR
"ANY HACKS"
Well, first about SHORT GEL TIPS.
Totally understandable , just wasting A LOT OF EXTRA MONEY money. Of course that many of you will think "Yes but it's"Time Saver"
It is "Time Saver" And and you need HAKS. AND you are unnecessary giving EXTRA MONEY. For short gel tips.
By the way i have SHORT ALMOND AND OVAL.
I am Using LONG OR MEDIUM SIZE.
I will explain... What is real TIME SAVER AND OF COURSE NO NEED NOTHING OF EXTRA MONEY.
I feel comfortable to work with M, L Sizes. I Finish application much faster, and just with e file and file make them short. NO NEED ANY Hacks.
So, DEFINITELY NOT WORTH TO BUY ALL SIZES, IN 10 Minutes i Make them SHORT like you on video
I dislike this Technik bcs i can already see how miss shapen those nsils are. Mit be a nailtech thing tough😅
As i SAD BEFORE I RESPECT YOU. But you must try to keep your followers. Honestly never mind because i love you the most, I CAN'T STOP WATCHING VIDEOS ON INSTAGRAM. AND I Can not wait to put new videos, because every new videos is BLOW MINDING. Like when you started your videos for me were blow my mind.
And now, i am watching sometimes your videos. AND THAT IS SAD FOR ME😢, BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT GIVING YOUR BEST, YOU STARTED TO BE PAYED TO PROMOTE BRANDS AND OTHER THINGS. From JUDGE i am again very sad😢 Beacause this what you are Showing on TH-cam is NOTHING FROM WHAT I SAW ON INSTAGRAM AND FROM THEM I CAN'T STOP WATCHING. Think ABOUT THIS, PLEASE ❤ Now situation is, videos are very simple, Nothing new, Nothing interesting.
AND THAT STARTED WHEN YOU STARTED WITH PAYED PROMOTION VIDEOS AS I SAY.
Why are you making assumptions as to why there are less videos or if she is getting paid (absolutely nothing wrong with either by the way). If you want to see acrylic, there are plenty in her channel, same with gel, all sorts of nail art, basic tutorials, etc. what I noticed about her building the content in her channel, is that she is constantly asking us (her viewers) what we want to see, so if anything is changing it is because of what we are asking for, viewing, liking or commenting on more. If anything, I can also assume you are making tons of comments in a viral channel to gain attention to yours.