I've been using a drill for only a couple of years, and I'm still a beginner. I want to learn as much as possible, so this video was super helpful. Thanks 💜
The direct opposite for me! I just finished this video and my shoulders are almost embedded in my ears right now! We sure are funny creatures aren't we?! 😂 🕊🤍🙏🕯
I just wanted to say Thankyou very, very much I'm really grateful for your support in your videos as I'm a Self taught tech & YOUR VIDEOS ARE SO HELPFUL & INSPIRING TO ME ASWELL ALL THE TIME ❤ Especially because I am a Severe Epileptic xXxXx 😊 I want to personally Thankyou & I want learn so much more than I already have over 3yrs, I also have learning difficulties & ADHD but I will endeavour to enjoy & learn with ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS ❤❤❤ Your amazing, Thankyou again 😊 🎉😊
Thank you so much! I'm really pleased that my videos are helpful and inspiring to you. I admire your perseverance and eagerness to learn despite all the challenges. Keep up the great work, and I'm glad I can be a part of your journey in the world of nail art. Thank you for your kind words and support.❤️❤️❤️
I'm really sorry, but most of the products I use are sent to me from Ukraine, and it's unlikely they can be found in the US at the moment. However, I'm hopeful that I can help improve this situation in the future! Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words! 💅❤️
If I understand you correctly, you want to grow your nails, so it's recommended to strengthen them with a hard polygel. If your nails are too thin and tend to curl on their own, it's unlikely that you'll be able to grow long nails that look beautiful and without the gel peeling off. My advice is to strengthen them with a hard gel using the technique shown in the video. ❤️
I have this rubber-like bids. So far i only use gel to fix broken nails or a chip. But this rubber bids leave a color so if I use blue one to Polish I am left with a blue gel that is a see through gel 😢
@@annakobnailstudio yea. I use a small amount just in the chip. So the gel in on the nail and is higher than a nail plate. So I have to buff it to even out the surface. I use blue one and after filing it is more smooth but on the edges between gel / nail are blue. I assume that the bid must leave some residue and get into she gel and gel is like sorroubded by a blue line 🤷🏻♀️
You should never cut the skin skirt above the nail, that’s not normal. It then looks red, swollen and inflamed. Cutting it leaves it susceptible to bacteria and infection.
I disagree with your comment. I have performed this procedure thousands of times, and over many years of practice, I have not encountered any problems or infections after properly removing the cuticles. Therefore, you shouldn't be afraid of this if you go to an experienced technician at a good salon. The main things are sterile instruments and proper technique.
@@annakobnailstudio Well that’s fine then we can agree to disagree but a lot of “quality” manicurist wouldn’t do this type manicure if you begged them.
I understand your point of view. Every manicurist has their own approaches and preferences. I'm just sharing my experience and practices, which may be helpful for some people.
Thank you for subscribing! The tools I use were sent to me from Ukraine and are mostly from a Ukrainian brand. However, don't worry❤ I'm sure you can find similar quality tools at a nail supply store in your city.
What you’re cutting is not the cuticle it’s the end of the proximal fold and typically should not be cut, however I do understand that this is a big thing in Russian manicures. With that being said just because it is often being done doesn’t make it right. I do however like your work and how informative you are with explaining how to use tools and implements.
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Only 4 minutes in and this is the best e file video I've watched. Thank you!
The validation that overfilling is normal was really nice
Thank you for the warm words! ❤
I've been using a drill for only a couple of years, and I'm still a beginner. I want to learn as much as possible, so this video was super helpful. Thanks 💜
I'm glad the video was helpful for you.
Wishing you success in your learning journey! Thank you very much ❤️
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Very relaxing to watch. This is how I deal with stress watching relaxing nail videos. Thank you!
I'm glad you find it relaxing! Nail videos can be a great way to unwind and take your mind off things. ❤👌
The direct opposite for me! I just finished this video and my shoulders are almost embedded in my ears right now! We sure are funny creatures aren't we?! 😂
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She's not just relaxing she's really involved with arming you with all of her knowledge too Xx ❤❤❤
This was VERY HELPFUL! thank you so much!!
thank you very much ❤️
@@annakobnailstudio where can I purchase the products to use to help my nails grow and be healthy?
I just wanted to say Thankyou very, very much I'm really grateful for your support in your videos as I'm a Self taught tech & YOUR VIDEOS ARE SO HELPFUL & INSPIRING TO ME ASWELL ALL THE TIME ❤ Especially because I am a Severe Epileptic xXxXx 😊 I want to personally Thankyou & I want learn so much more than I already have over 3yrs, I also have learning difficulties & ADHD but I will endeavour to enjoy & learn with ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS ❤❤❤ Your amazing, Thankyou again 😊 🎉😊
Thank you so much! I'm really pleased that my videos are helpful and inspiring to you. I admire your perseverance and eagerness to learn despite all the challenges. Keep up the great work, and I'm glad I can be a part of your journey in the world of nail art. Thank you for your kind words and support.❤️❤️❤️
Absolutely amazing video!! Really useful. Thank you! ❤
thank you very much ❤️
The most informative video for beginners, thank you 🙏
Thank you very much ❤️
Very helpful for this beginner. I was so scared to damage myself🤣 I feel more confidant now.
I'm glad I could help! Don't worry, practice makes perfect, and you'll become more confident with time. Keep up the great work! э💥👌
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Can you please link the products you would recommend? Thank you so much for your tutorial and sharing your expertise! 💅🏻
I'm really sorry, but most of the products I use are sent to me from Ukraine, and it's unlikely they can be found in the US at the moment. However, I'm hopeful that I can help improve this situation in the future! Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words! 💅❤️
This was super helpful! Thank you for sharing! Do you happen to have a video that goes into detail on how you applied the product?
Yes! That will be the next video, it's coming out this Friday, hope you'll find answers to your questions there ❤
Where can i find those awesome disposable files? Great video!
Thank you very much ❤️
I get them delivered from Ukraine! I'm not sure where you can find them. I think maybe AliExpress.
Amazing video. Thank you 🎉
Thank you very much ❤️
Very helpful. Thank you
Thank you very much ❤️
Tula is so relaxing. Obese recommend where beginners can purchase quality products.
You can purchase them only at specialized professional nail supply stores!❤
Amazing, enjoyed watching. ❤
Thank you very much ❤️
Thank you so much!
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Appreciated this so much 🙏🏽
Thank you very much ❤️
very nicely work
Thank you very much ❤️
What gel do you recommend using to start strengthen the nails and help them grow longer natural nails with the help of gel??
Rubber one to allow nail bend a bit and probably protein one
Where can I get these products?
If I understand you correctly, you want to grow your nails, so it's recommended to strengthen them with a hard polygel. If your nails are too thin and tend to curl on their own, it's unlikely that you'll be able to grow long nails that look beautiful and without the gel peeling off. My advice is to strengthen them with a hard gel using the technique shown in the video. ❤️
Rubber base. A hard gel does not soak off.
Great video!
Thank you❤
Hi what is the color of those nails so pretty.
Hi, the color of those nails is a milky gel from the Gamma.
@@annakobnailstudio Thankyou.
I have this rubber-like bids. So far i only use gel to fix broken nails or a chip. But this rubber bids leave a color so if I use blue one to Polish I am left with a blue gel that is a see through gel 😢
Do you mean that the grinder leaves color on the nails? I'm not quite understanding.
@@annakobnailstudio yea. I use a small amount just in the chip. So the gel in on the nail and is higher than a nail plate. So I have to buff it to even out the surface. I use blue one and after filing it is more smooth but on the edges between gel
/ nail are blue. I assume that the bid must leave some residue and get into she gel and gel is like sorroubded by a blue line 🤷🏻♀️
Maybe you should try using a very fine file instead, to buff down the nail instead.!!!! Like a 180 -200 grit.
@@sunflower6434 i have 9 different bida with a different grit. Last one is blue and this one leaves marks u fortunately
180 is the gold standard!
Hi how are you doing ilove that but the powerder still sticks on Nall ❤good by Thacker
Thanks
Does anyone know the milky coloured gel used ? Thanks xc
This is Milk Gel from the Gama brand (Ukrainian brand) in shade 01.
You should never cut the skin skirt above the nail, that’s not normal. It then looks red, swollen and inflamed. Cutting it leaves it susceptible to bacteria and infection.
I disagree with your comment.
I have performed this procedure thousands of times, and over many years of practice, I have not encountered any problems or infections after properly removing the cuticles. Therefore, you shouldn't be afraid of this if you go to an experienced technician at a good salon. The main things are sterile instruments and proper technique.
@@annakobnailstudio Well that’s fine then we can agree to disagree but a lot of “quality” manicurist wouldn’t do this type manicure if you begged them.
I understand your point of view. Every manicurist has their own approaches and preferences. I'm just sharing my experience and practices, which may be helpful for some people.
@@annakobnailstudio Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
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What brushes do you use?
Unfortunately, the number and brand have worn off over time, so I can't say. You can check offline stores; it's a brush for gel or acrylic painting.
New subscriber, would you be kind enough to let me know where can I get the tools you are using ❤
Thank you for subscribing! The tools I use were sent to me from Ukraine and are mostly from a Ukrainian brand. However, don't worry❤ I'm sure you can find similar quality tools at a nail supply store in your city.
What product (drops) did you use on the nail?
What drops are you specifically referring to? In which part of the video?
What you’re cutting is not the cuticle it’s the end of the proximal fold and typically should not be cut, however I do understand that this is a big thing in Russian manicures. With that being said just because it is often being done doesn’t make it right. I do however like your work and how informative you are with explaining how to use tools and implements.
Thank you for your opinion ❤️
what camera are you using???
RED Epic.