Wish you would do a video on sculpting in warmer weather as well. I struggle with it being warm (70s-80s) I am a beginner so I wind up using more powder because it sets so quick. My AC in the room that I work in needs to be replaced. 😖 awesome video Greg! Thanks!!
Im recently self taught. This helps me soooo much. Thank you. I now know that if I cool my room off a bit, I can have a bit more time to work with it. But not so cold that I make a huge mess.
What can I do when it’s cold in my salon and my nail glue isn’t gluing the nail tip to my clients natural nails? After proper natural nail prepping. Any suggestions ? 🥺
Hello! I have a question! I’m actually experience the opposite, I get the perfect bead but as soon as I place I down i only have 5-6 seconds to play with it and it move or budge and it dries completely ! Is it the monomer brand or could it have to do with temperature? Thank you
It could be both. Unfortunately, we can’t speak on other brands as we don’t test them. If it’s warmer where you are working that will cause the acrylic to set up faster. You can try and make your area cooler or also use more monomer in your brush.
You can work in either. Cold makes the acrylic set slower and warm makes it set faster. You just need to be able to adjust depending on what the temperature is.
Any videos on how to work with odor free monomer?? I just recently bought some and it seems a lil harder to work with for me.(self taught with videos) ☕
Unfortunately, we can't speak on other products as we do not test them. We recommend asking in our facebook group so that people who have experienced working with that product can share their advice.
Are you using YN liquid and powder? If it looks dry and dusty, you may not be using enough liquid to pick up your powder. Here's a great video that may help. th-cam.com/video/cdIfoOTt4-E/w-d-xo.html
This video really confused me. Doesn’t colder temperatures cause the acrylic to dry quicker and be harder to spread around as opposed to what you’re saying, that cold makes it runny?? 🫤
Wish you would do a video on sculpting in warmer weather as well. I struggle with it being warm (70s-80s) I am a beginner so I wind up using more powder because it sets so quick. My AC in the room that I work in needs to be replaced. 😖 awesome video Greg! Thanks!!
They have tons of videos
Place your monomer container in a bigger container with icy water, works like a charm
@@valentinaovalle6798 thank you!!! 🙏🏼🤗
@@valentinaovalle6798 I’m going to have to try this out! Thanks for the tip 🤍
Definitely useful information taken from this video, thank you Greg ! 🤩 always helpful 💫
Yes thank u Greg! I’m practicing in school and our classroom is cold!
Merry Christmas, Young Nails!!!!
Yes! The untold truth. Thank you , now I know I’m not the only one.
This helps soooo much, thank you!!!!
You can also use a ‘baby bottle warmer’ to warm up the monomer or one of those ‘coffee cup warmers’
Hold my cane. I'm so fricken' old that I actually remember when OPI sold that electric monomer warmer back in the day. 👵🏾👩🏾🦳☠
This is the best topic. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Great teaching.
Thank You for this the struggle was real 💅
Im recently self taught. This helps me soooo much. Thank you. I now know that if I cool my room off a bit, I can have a bit more time to work with it. But not so cold that I make a huge mess.
Oh how exciting
Excellent 👍👍🙏
Can you show us you using slick pour as acrylic? The ones in mystery box b?
I’m in Scotland it’s 2° never heard of hearing liquid up to make it work better
Great video, thanks
What can I do when it’s cold in my salon and my nail glue isn’t gluing the nail tip to my clients natural nails? After proper natural nail prepping. Any suggestions ? 🥺
I would recommend a nail glue spray that dries the glue! I use: hurry up glue spray activator (nail glue dryer)
@@mrsijamin thank you girl !!!
Try using a heating pad under your table towel. This will keep the client's hands warmer so the glue will set up quicker.
Hello! I have a question! I’m actually experience the opposite, I get the perfect bead but as soon as I place I down i only have 5-6 seconds to play with it and it move or budge and it dries completely ! Is it the monomer brand or could it have to do with temperature? Thank you
It could be both. Unfortunately, we can’t speak on other brands as we don’t test them.
If it’s warmer where you are working that will cause the acrylic to set up faster. You can try and make your area cooler or also use more monomer in your brush.
Something else I never learned in school. Lol, funny not funny. 🥶❄🔥
So what’s the best temperature to work with acrylic I missed that cold 🥶 or warm
You can work in either. Cold makes the acrylic set slower and warm makes it set faster. You just need to be able to adjust depending on what the temperature is.
Love it
Any videos on how to work with odor free monomer??
I just recently bought some and it seems a lil harder to work with for me.(self taught with videos) ☕
Unfortunately, we can't speak on other products as we do not test them.
We recommend asking in our facebook group so that people who have experienced working with that product can share their advice.
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Why does my acrylic dry into a consistency that looks like dust but can’t be fixed even after filing? Help please. 😩
it’s crystallizes right ?
@@elisahg9070 yes! It looks dusty from inside but when it dries nothing fixes it. Does this happen to you?
Are you using YN liquid and powder? If it looks dry and dusty, you may not be using enough liquid to pick up your powder. Here's a great video that may help. th-cam.com/video/cdIfoOTt4-E/w-d-xo.html
I live in Barbados, I need the opposite
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Where was this video yesterday 😭😭😭 I took four hours to finish one customer 😒😒😔
老师太尽责了，手都冻红了。就为了给我们演示低温做美甲。
只是这里太冷了。 有时我们早上进办公室时会很冷！ 😊
Lmao. How about u heat up ur monomer.
This video really confused me. Doesn’t colder temperatures cause the acrylic to dry quicker and be harder to spread around as opposed to what you’re saying, that cold makes it runny?? 🫤
Cold doesn’t make it runny it just sets slower. If it’s warmer than the acrylic sets faster.