Short & bitten Nails Transformation to French Manicure
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- Short & bitten Nails Transformation to French Manicure
In this video I am going to transform Anna's nails to French style square shaped nails.What do you think?
What my previous video with Anna's nails:
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I love how you find a way to make something out of nothing and always make the nails look beautiful 😍
Thank you! 😊
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Its true!❤
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Yes!
My most challenging client had a stroke and her left arm has severe palsy. It's difficult to hold her hand and fingers straight. I use a cordless light and just hold it over her hand to cure the nails. It takes me a lot longer than normal to do her fills and I'm usually tense and sore after her appointment. But she's the sweetest lady so I'm happy to see her, I just wish I could get better at speed so she doesn't have to sit in one place so long.
You are probably one of the highlights of her life, my mom is a nurse and elderly patients so often just want to have some sense of “normalcy” after heaths issues like that.
I tend to jerk when I’m really relaxed and also worked on my grams after her stroke (she had a dropped foot and weak hands that liked to curl) and my suggestion is not straighten her fingers if they bend. It’s quite painful for the person. Simply turn her hand and arm over and work with the bent fingers. It’ll seem unnatural at first but it’s easier on your client and on you. I found it much easier to file when her fingers flexed the way they wanted.
Cerebral?
@@ravynwoods5902 No, I don’t have Cerebral Palsy. I have Autism.
@@KateandBree I wasn't talking to you. OP said their client had severe palsy. So I asked if they meant cerebral palsy. I don't understand how you thought I was insinuating anything about you.
One of my clients was in a bad car accident and she had a broken leg, broken arm and a few ribs broken. When she got out of the hospital I came to her house and did her nails. It just felt so strange doing acrylics in someone's livingroom.
Amen , she still here !!!!
@@cheyennelanaeee yess
Your an angel for doing that
Its heart warming how you did that for her
@@cheyennelanaeee amen! God bless you!! God loves you!! God is soooooo good!
I used to be a nail biter because I could not handle my nails having any long length at all (because they're thin&bendy). So, I started carrying a nail file with me everywhere (school, work, etc). Instead of biting the length, I filed almost daily. That helped me to stop biting.
same here! they were always so weak and would chip so I would clean them by biting them off haha.
i started painting my own nails at home and i've gotten really into it lately.. i was a reaaaallly bad nail biter and ive actually stopped! i started trying to stop biting about a month and a half ago and now i don't get the feeling that i have to bite them when i'm bored or anything. they are starting to grow longer than where my fingers end but i have been filing them down bc i play guitar and you can't play with longish nails. i believe that anyone can stop biting if they really want to and try
Same thing helped me stop biting!! Replace urge to bite with cleaning and filing nails!!
You could also use some thing called a ✨nail cutter✨
I'd recommend adding more protein to your diet and taking vitamin e supplements. Your nails are probably weak because of the lack of keratin so you can try to consume more protein and apply keratin enriched products around your nails ^^
Poor Anna, I hope you get to get back in to helping her regularly. It’s hard to stop munching your nails. That’s why I learned how to do my own! You did such an amazing job!
That's the plan!
Thaks to several manicures I was able to stop bitting my nails, and now my nails are long and nice :D
I was able to break the habit after getting my braces! My teeth were so week that I couldn’t bite my nails, and by the time my teeth felt strong enough to bite hard things again, I had gotten over the habit after not doing it for 2 weeks. :)
I got into my dream school and told myself I would stop biting my nails at 15. I did.
@@PaulitaxxV Congrats! :D
My most "challenging" client was a lady with MS and her adult daughter. This lovely lady's right hand was almost always clenched into a fist, and she had been refused by other nail techs already.
She asked if I would do her left hand as normal, and the fingers of her right hand that could be seen, in a colour to match her daughter's, for a wedding they were attending.
I did the daughter's nails, and then went ahead and did all ten nails for this lady, with a full Manicure and gel polish with hand and arm massage, using every ounce of patience and kindness I had, so that she wouldn't feel like I was rushing or dismissive. She was so appreciative that I was making every effort for her.
(If I can do nails on Karens who won't put their phone down for even a minute, while having ridiculous expectations, I could patiently help this woman feel just a little more beautiful ❤)
She and her daughter both cried when I got finished and told her there was no charge.
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you are an angel, i just know that they were so appreciative of what you did ❤️
Bless you ❤❤❤
You are so sweet
Ur a kind hearted person ❤️❤️
I think the extra white popping through makes them look even more natural. With the cuts, and her job in the restaurant, it looks like stress bends on a natural nail. I think the flaws add to the overall reality to her extensions.
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I'm also a cook, and I can definitely attest to our casual, blasé treatment of cuts that must seem horrifying to other people! I've cut my thumb down to the bone on a couple different occasions and just wrapped it up really tight with paper towel and tape, popped a glove on, and gone about my day. Service must go on!😂😂🔪
Omg, sounds terrifying )
My daughter is a cook too, and she cut the tip of her thumb off last year! It was hanging on by a thread and went through her nail bed. ER doctors reattached it and it stayed on, her thumbnail even grew back normally. She only has a small scar, but she says the very tip of her thumb is numb now. And then a few weeks ago she smashed her other thumb in an industrial potato slicer and lost the nail. It looks like it probably has permanent damage.
Im not a cook, but one time I chopped a piece of the tip of my index finger (it was dangling by a thread of skin) I panicked and just decided to disinfect, pop it back on and bandaid that sucker lol. My finger is back to its full capacity, it has a slightly visible line around the part that was cut off
Lol I’m in the dog grooming industry and we cut ourselves with shears and get bit and either rub some hand sanitizer on it or go to the vet next door 😂🤣
Amen! That's just how cook life is 😂
When they forget they have acrylics and bite them again: WHY IS IT SPICY
Weowwwww I’m famous
Это правда от привычки грызть ногти практически не избавиться
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@Team Toks they said nail biting is hard to quit
@@emmaozeruga5712 vry hard....
I’ve never seen acrylic nails look so natural. So pretty.
As someone with dermatophagia from having abusive trauma it's pretty common to deal with abuse, ptsd, trauma, stress, etc. It's a coping mechanism and it suuuucks. I don't really bite as much anymore but I was definitely biting down to the nub and until it bled. I was so ashamed of my nails as a kid. If I didn't bite my nails I would bite my inner mouth cheeks 😱 I still catch myself biting sometimes and stop myself. The only way I got mostly over it was painting my nails and using nailtopia's nail strengthener. My nails are now longer and healthier than everyone I know ☺ great job btw! Thank you for helping her out. If she has dermatophagia remember that it's usually due to trauma so everyone please be nice about it
wow i didn’t know it happens because of trauma. i also experienced a lot of abuse and i’ve been biting the skin around my fingers since i was a kid. only having manicures can stop me from doing it.
@@Twat3rmel0n yeah! I mean I'm sure people also do it because of other conditions like OCD etc. But generally it's due to a coping mechanism from abuse. People also bite their lips or cheeks in their mouths too.
Mine is just ADHD and a direct response to my intrusive thoughts, anxiety, and sometimes just plain boredom. If my hands aren't busy, I'm ripping my teeth in until every finger is bleeding. I dont bite the nails anymore but I've gotten much worse with the skin around them. Dip nails saved my because I can't rip the skin anymore since the nails are too thick to hold and I can't bite because my teeth can't get around the layer of polish. Anytime I take a break they get horrible again 😭
@@nighteyesiv yeah! The anxiety and intrusive thoughts are also part of trauma! I'm not saying you do btw. But personally I feel the exact same and that is what prompted me to bite. I was so stressed out (, and still am a lot) and would bite my nails, skin, the cheeks in my mouth etc. Until I grew out my nails and painted them at least 1x a week I couldn't stop.
I once almost bit my while nail off lol. It got infected and I had to go to hospital 🤦♀️
In the states, I have never had a nail technician properly prep my nails like this tech here. Well done 👍🏼
you are going to the wroooong places I'm so sorry
Don't cut cuticles if one time you cut your cuticles then your natural nails are destroy for forever
@@mistichoudhury3619that is not true, the cuticle is the dead skin around the nail plate. What you’re thinking about is the eponychium, which is live skin that covers the nail matrix that produces the nail plate. When cutting the cuticles a nail tech can cut too far back and cut the eponychium, this creates an opening that exposes the nail matrix to bacteria and such that can infect or damage it. So cutting the cuticle is not bad, but damaging the eponychium is
@@auroraturner2989 I had all ready experienced sister that's why I advice this I did only one hand manicure for only one time first time everything looked beautiful after few days I absorbed that my nails is totally destroyed and other hands which I don't manicure that's are safe and manicure hand nails are totally destroyed even after that my fingers looked like ghost fingers. It's was the worst experienced ever in my whole life so I again advice don't do that. If Allah created us in his own way than it is definitely good reason behind his creation even the body's one small things or small part if you go to change it definitely you suffer.
@@mistichoudhury3619 it is likely that when you had done this manicure you’d gone too far down, cutting the eponychium. Research has proven that cutting the cuticle is harmless if done correctly. That is why licensed nail technicians do it, in my state it is a requirement to remove the cuticle when at state boards.
I worked as a hairdresser for twelve years. I had this one client with alopecia (bald patches) so I had to cut her hair in a way so the bald spots wouldn't show. It was challenging but both me and the client was happy with the result. I love your videos!
I’ve been a chronic nail/skin biter my whole life… This year I felt inspired to try growing them out as my new years resolution. I got some new polish and have been watching tons of videos such as this to inspire me. It’s difficult to avoid the temptation, but videos like this are encouraging to see!!
On another note, I once had my nails done because my sister wanted to do something fun with us and my mom for her graduation… My right arm was broken and in a cast at the time, so that made it challenging for the technician, but she was very kind and accommodating about it!
Same. It’s so hard especially when you do it for so long. I want nails now 😩
My cousin has a condition where his arm is bent in and his fist is always closed and somehow he still has some of the best looking nails I've ever seen! He must be a difficult client to work on, but his stylist is amazing
That's nice 🙂
That’s amazing 😅
As someone who has what I refer to as, "little kid hands" as in, they don't look particularly feminine, soft, or delicate, they look like little kid hands, small, short nails and fingers... it's a HUGE boost in confidence to be able to see your hands as "beautiful" and actually look like young, mature ladylike hands. I'm positive she LOVED the end result, you did an amazing job given the challenge. 👏 👏 👏
Dedication of russian womem: beautiful nails even with a cast on the hand😁
Ur really pretty
*women
Sometimes having a set of nails is really beneficial for people with short nails or a nail biting problem I know my anxiety makes me attack my hands and nails- but having a full set done helps take away the biting and makes me feel beautiful
She did her nails with so much care and effort! I love this design too
I worked on my nail biting habbits and health for years before I was confident enough to go to a salon lol
I thought it was only me but seeing how many other people struggle with nail biting makes me feel a bit better♡
Your transformations are amazing!!♡ I'm always amazed 😄
same i just started growing my nails out the only benefit of nail biting is that are nails grow way more faster than average but it takes a while to break the habit its kinda getting better
I don't have this problem at all but I just want to say we all have our things we strugfle with and people who don't know what is like are inclined to judge - sometimes it's not even malicious but just because we don't know what we don't know. Don't let it make you feel too down. You are trying and you'll figure out better ways to deal with it overtime. You already have progress! :)
Thank you for sharing Anna's nails. I gave my son nails using your technique. He bites his nails shorter than Anna's nails. Also, he bites the sides of his fingers making the side walls very hard to determine. I am a beginner so it was definitely a major challenge. Yet they came out very nice. I was able to get pictures but since he was not used to having nails at all he had them bitten off in 24hrs. 😒 It was a good experience for me since I have only been attempting manicures and extensions with nail art since the end of February this year.
Wearing gloves can help. At night thin woven gloves helped me to stop thumbsucking at 12. My son stopped nailbiting thanks to non powdered latex gloves. Underneath you can apply vaseline. He can eat and do many things w the gloves on. He can wash them regularly as well without removing them. Even toilet visits. And ofc replace when torn. Hopefully this can also work for him.
I would love to see a video like this on short bitten nails with just a gel polish! I find it so so difficult to do a pretty set of gels on nails like this. You are amazing 👌🏼
Look up nail hub she did a video on it. Not exactly this shape of nails,but same concept applies.
Omg, thank you for sharing Anna's nails! I'm also a biter and a skin biter because of my OCD, and my fingers are my biggest insecurity. I receive a lot of comments and unuseful advices. Manicure is my sweet dream, but I always thought that master will shame me and refuse to work with my nails which will increase my insecurity. I'm so glad there are such supportive masters here in Moscow :3
I always used to bite my nails, it was a bad habit of mine but because of Covid and having to wear a mask I learned to stop, I'm happy now because my nails are growing longer and stronger and in 3 days ima get a manicure😄 If you're struggling to stop just know that it's possible!💙
They look beautiful! I love when you do Anna's nails. Thank you for sharing with us Anna!
Thank you so much!
You are truly "the nail angel" how you do this is beyond my comprehension,,,my nails are beaten up and I wish you were in my state 😥 I am so tempted to do something but a lil voice tells me no no, you don't want to lose your fingers 😊 thank you for your tutorials 👍🤗
I am a retired high school teacher so my challenging clients were a little different from yours.
I enjoyed watching you clean and care for nails belonging to one who works hard. It was interesting watching the creation of perfect looking French tips without molds. It is obvious that you consider it important to know how to accomplish your business. You should feel proud of your accomplishments.
Those r beautiful!!!
I love french nails like this. With the sides of the smile line a little more up. So beautiful!!!
I have a client that has a severe stroke. I do pedicure and manicure with gel polish on her. It takes about an hour longer, but she looks great and continues to come on a regular basis.
I've sadly been the challenge client. I'm a bad nail biter, I also have hand and finger tremors making it really hard to keep them still enough. I used to get my nails done to protect them but the tech started to get frustrated as my tremor got worse. As a guy I never wanted anything complicated at least...
Thanks for sharing. ❤
Change technician?
I have horrible bitten nails and I’m too embarrassed to go to a nail salon for them to just say no your nails are too short
@@batappreciation9661 May I suggest if you see someone’s manicured nails you admire, ask who does her nails and make an appointment. You would be pleasantly surprised to see what a good nail tech can do!! 💗
Doodoo fart.
I was able to wash my grandmas feet and do her nails on her birthday before she passed. She was unable to trim her nails herself for months. They were the worst I’ve seen but honestly it was an honor and she prayed and blessed me while I was doing it. One of my fondest memories.
The end result is beautiful! My mom has the same problem with biting nails and cuticles. Ever since she gets her fake nails done she doesnt bite the fingers anymore. The biting comes from a nervous field.
I think you did a wonderful job as always! Love that you always challenge yourself it's so good to do in this business 😊💖
Thanks 😊
You are so good at working with your clients, they are very lucky to have someone so talented ❤
If I ever end in Moscow, believe me I will search for you!!! You are my role model now ! Congratulations for your nice work and training! Thank you!
I’ve been watching you for a while now. You never cease to amaze me! You are a lovely person and your work is always perfect! Thank you for sharing!
I'm a hairstylist so I totally get the blasé treatment of cuts! The school actually taught me to super glue the cut shut and get back to work lol!
super glue? 😨
There are actual skin glues this reminds me to get them from the phatmacy lol. One of my kid is always doing crafts and getting cuts. I prefer using vaseline as a 'glue' :)
@@Taysayingno that is actually what super glue was designed for, so it is completely safe! it is a good thing to use and was designed for medical purposed and gluing cuts together, then later people found out they could use it for other stuff. :3
Ive never seen a nail built this way! Its so precise and perfect! Just wow.
Her nails look beautiful almost as flawless and thin as press on French nails look perfect shape and French and not too thick or snail nails . Great sculpting without forms … thanks for sharing . You are truly gifted artist .
Beautiful job!
I do my father's toes, he is a welder and a fisherman. Accident prone. He had three toes broken one time i was giving him a pedicure, but he needed them done. I felt so scared doing them, but was really gentle 😊
This is so inspiring for the one's that have bitten nails 💗
I'm an extreme nail bitter and i'm so happy to see what you did for her. You could have refused her but you tried your best with what was given to you and i respect that.
I think you are a miracle worker! Her nails look so nice!
LOVED the cuticle nipping! 🥰❤️
I really love this video, she is so sweet♥️I have literally the same nails as hers, but I usually rejected by nail tech😶she is lucky to knew someone like her
Brilliant work and an impressive transformation! Far better than what used to be called sculptured nails in the mid-Seventies when they were a brand new thing. They charged $100/new set in the Seventies which would be over $350 in 2021 and couldn't have produced anything remotely resembling your results. Bravo!
I love The nails so much it helps me because I want to be a professional nail tech when I grow up because that’s what my mom is and soon I’m gonna take over her for nail salons and so I watch a lot of nails video to help me get better so this really made my day a lot better because it helped me see how to make something out of nothing thank you love your videos
What a transformation! That cuticle clean up was so satisfying to watch!
This video is the most satisfying nail vid I’ve seen in a long while! Great job! I would have been very intimidated, lol.
Thank you! 😊
Wow just the basic manicure made a huge difference 😍
Your videos gave me the confidence to try on my own over filed extra short nails then I did my daughter's "Anna" type nails, she is so happy with them! I'm a beginner and my daughter was my first person other than myself that I did nails on!
Gorgeous Anastasia e Anna's new boss sounds like an ahole. Keep going Anna you got this. I have challenging patient's but different line of work Anastasia but I have had some sad e scary ones. 🤗
Having to think about getting busted because their cooks have unsanitary hands makes you an asshole? I think they're just adhering more to safe food handling than being a jerk. I always thought it was kinda gross that Anna works as a cook and has long nails for food to get stuck under and contaminate everything.
@@judyh3707 if chefs are allowed to wear what they want on their nails then you would get customers complaining of food tasting funny because someones nail polish has crumbled and cracked all over it so l agree with you. Also no offence to Anna but l would have thought that someone else would be able to give her advice on how not to cut yourself so much, I'm the worst for burning myself with the oven but someone who is actually a chef you would think that they would learn to cut themselves less. Her fingers must be sore all the time.
@@judyh3707 I can see why having long nails would be an issue for a cook for sanitary reasons. But I can also see an issue with her being a cook and the state of her hands at the beginning of the video as well.
So beautiful!
I am a self taught nail tech and I have 2 clients with bitten nails. I like how you emphasized the clean up on bitten nails. How long does it take you to cleanup nails like Anna's? Right now, my cleanup takes me 20 to 30 mins.
About 40 minutes
@@Nailcou Thank you! I'm on the right track ❤😊
Yes just beautiful I love how your work showcases real hard working women who have real lives that are really harsh on ones hands and how important it is to make time for self-care. We are so deserving. The nail prep was awesome it was so satisfying to see the clean-up. The results were simply amazing.
The pushing of the cuticles looks so satisfying
Turned out amazing as always.
Thank you! Cheers!
Gorgeous nails as always Anastasia. And a great video. Plus love the music, please use it more often ❤️
This is the most beautiful bitten nail transformation video I've seen, and I have watched tons! Gorgeous!
I feel so bad for her, I also have a nail biting habit and I find that having it painted covers the “biteable” part but all of my nail polish is dried up over the years 🤷🏻
Is it actually normal for chefs to be cutting themselves that often?? I've watched several of this series with Anna and she seems to always have many cuts, and that seems unsanitary to be cutting your hands into food prep but maybe I'm just ignorant to how professional kitchens really work
Yeah I don't think it's normal at all. And imagine blood going into food
@@i.8885 I worked in a kitchen before and usually any respectable restaurant/kitchen if any of the cooks cut themselves while preparing the food and there’s a possibility that blood contaminated the dish, the food will be thrown away immediately. Also cutting fingers is the most common thing that can happen when you work in a kitchen, especially if you’re new to the job and those cuts can take quite a bit to heal. But if a more experienced cook is constantly cutting their fingers when working with the knives, they’re either not paying attention or don’t know how to properly handle a knife.
@@ILoveYellow. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. ☺️👍
@@BrittMFH you're welcome! I used to cut myself so many times when I started working in a kitchen and one of my fingers is even permanently scarred because of the knife...so I'm quite the expert ahaha🤣
If they're not good at it, sure. A decent cook doesn't cut themselves that often. Nail polish/enhancements on nails are not hygienic and violate health regulations (in USA anyway) for workers who handle food; in fact it's a violation of health for food servers even if they don't physically touch any food. You can't just wear gloves, gloves get holes torn in them all the time especially if you're wearing them constantly, which you would be if you're wearing them to cover up your nails. If your hands are all cut up like hers she should be wearing a glove anyway.
This is just according to food health regulation. They also really want you to cook your steaks well done, and say all food handlers should wear gloves at all times when handling food, so some things are taken with a grain of salt. On the other hand I can't think of any reason it's acceptable for a cook to have nail extensions or polish. I worked in the restaurant industry for 10 years and studied health regulation extensively, that's my credentials.
Wow that's amazing! I love the result 😍
OMG the result!!!! so beautiful!!!
Your a miracle worker. Looks fantastic
I remember watching an interview with a nail tech who was doing manicures in an older folks home and some of the women couldn't move their hands at all.
She would lay on the floor under their chair to reach their nails if they were curled under (think a claw like hand).
Wow
I think my bitten nails are worst.
as someone who has had nail techs make it seem like my short bitten nails were too hard to work on, i am so happy to see how hard you worked on these. they usually would use a sanding band as prep and trim the cuticles a little TOO much
Let me tell you girl, you are a miracle worker! I have been doing nails for over 40 years now and I would have run the other way!
the fact i bite my nails cause of anxiety and my hand looks like a less crusty version of this-
My nails are that short but without biting 😭😭
The nails look great! They make her hands look wonderful.
that is incredible. really takes alot of patience to dl the right thing and you surely did!
5:26 if you wanna skip the part that makes me super uncomfortable for some reason 😅😂😂
Makes me super uncomfortable too, isn't that like a risk for infection cutting those off?
@@StarsheyNZ no, there is not. Only if you dint have much skingf there. I hhave a lot of dead skin, so i cant do my nails eithout taking that
Always leave cuticles on. Cuticles protect your nailbed. Cutting them off can cause infection. I hate it when people cut their cuticles off, especially nail technicians. Y'all know better. Also idve never let Anna walk out of the without some bandages. What kinda of nail tech tells them clients to leave without bandaging open wounds.
Cutting them can cause an infection when there's an open nick, cut, or bruise. With the amount she took off, it was clearly just dead skin that has lifted off and would have dried up, causing rips in the dry cuticle area. Secondly, this is a nail salon. Not a nurse's office. Anastasia has given advice on protecting the wound, supplied Ana with temporary bandaids too. Ana works as a senior chef, you really think she doesn't know how to take care of her own hands, which she makes a living and a career with? Please 🙄
I bet you boosted her confidence with this amazing set!! 🥰
I have never in my 30th seen someone free hand a nail! No form no tip! U r truly amazingly talented!
Thanks 😁
Love a French nail set!❤️👍🏼
when she was cleaning/pushing her cuticle back it was sooooo satisfying
I just started watching your storylines, and saw how talented you are! This video just proves it even more!
The nails are so beautiful! You really cleaned her up!
Anna is blessed to have you.👏🏻👏🏻💅👋😘
I used to do nails for my aunt who suffered from severe arthritis, and one of her hands was fixed in place and we could not move it i had to bend and put myself in the most weird positions to do her right hand. i loved her so much so it was always a blast to do her nails even tho it was sooooo complicated!
You did a great job, i know the young lady was very happy!
As someone who has anxiety and picks and bites at their nails and fingers I really love this I always feel self conscious of my nails when I go to get them done
They look so pretty and natural. 😍
Lately I've noticed how great the music choices are on all your videos. Kind of random but I just wanted to mention how much I enjoy the music on your videos :)
ive never had acrylics before, but now i really want to get some exactly like theses, as they look so natural. I love them so so much
You did a GREAT job! Yes, she's red at the cuticles and looks sore but thats not from you, its from her biting. You improved the look of her hands SO MUCH. Hopefully she stops biting. 🙂
My friend/nail tech said I’ve gotta be the easiest cuticle care ever, I’ve only got 5 cuticles amongst my 10 fingers. Having horrible eczema for many years destroyed them. I’ve stopped eating gluten and my skin is in good shape, but the cuticles have not regrown. Thankfully the nail plate grows mostly healthy with just a few deep ridges.
Beautiful redo! I really like the way you created the free edge with no form. I’m looking forward to getting someone I can try this on.
4:18 the 4d music freaked me out 💀 also awesome job with her nails!!
AMAZING JOB SO CREATIVE 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
I usually don't do much with my nails since I work healthcare but I love watching other people work magic on making them beautiful 😊
i think they look great too! you take such care with your clients it's a pleasure to watch
I mean excellent job , miracle is done with those fingers❤️
I just want to thank you for your job, your so good at it and I hope you enjoy it as well!😭💕
Ridiculously talented! x
Wow you are a truly a artist! Can’t imagine to get nails so beautiful with out have your own! Congratulations
Anastasia your work is so beautiful! I have very thin nails and is very difficult to find technicians that are willing to do my nails, I live in Canada and usually people here use very abrasive methods and file my nails so much that one time one lady drill a hole on my finger! I wish I would find some one like you!
Best do it yourself. Gel and LED lamp. And someone said she keeps a layer of gel on permanently because of her brittle nails.
@@priskruger314 , thank you very much!
You did a great job. You always figure out how to make things work.
It's so satisfying! Especially the cuticle trimming part! Loved it!