Soft Gel The Answer To Nail Success
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Top Coats | Know Your Options | Soft Gel Overlay
Just less than 10 years ago there were only a few top coat options. Pot or Bottle? Wipe or non-wipe? Today there are so many choices I never even imagined where possible. In today’s topic I’ll be breaking down all of the top gels I own (approximately 20) into 5 easily identifiable characteristics. Let’s dive
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You Can Afford Expensive Nail Products
There is a huge misconception out there that product costs as an independent gel nail tech are so high, so much so that you need to find the lowest priced ones, or you just can’t have a high profit margin. 🚫WRONG. As someone who SPLURGED 💸 on clients by treating them to a ~$130 base
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7 Newbie Mistakes To Avoid When E-File Manicuring
E-file manicuring is the process of using an electric file and bit attachments to exfoliate dead or dry skin cells on and around the natural nails. An e-file may also be used to service artificial nail enhancements. Today’s efile manicuring focus will be on that pertaining to the natural nails. Today, I will be taking
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Watch Me Work Short Natural Nail Overlay Using Bio Sculpture Gel Base
We removed them in the last video, so naturally you know I had to put them back on. Join me in this watch me work session, where I will be overlaying my short nails again with Bio Sculpture (Bio Gel) Gel Base. It’s been a while since I used Bio Sculpture, primarily because I want
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Remove Gel Overlay Like This to Avoid Damage to the Nails
About 3 months ago, I sat down to do my nails for you for a watch-me-work session. The final set was one of my favorites ever. A magnetic gel with 3D bubble elements. But while getting to that stunning finish… I must admit, things got a little rough during the removal process. My natural nails
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Spring Nail Haul Japanese Gel & Nail Art New Releases
In this nail haul, you’ll see the latest from Kokoist, nail art goodies from our favorite nail art supplier, Daily Charme, a few other nail art items from Nail Labo, the latest from Bio Sculpture, and products from a new brand of gels I’ve been checking out. Remember, unlike other beauty hauls, I spend our
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How To Candy Wrapper Nails | Iridescent Chrome | Japanese Gel Manicure
It’s nail day! The day I get to treat myself to 4-6 hours of doing my nails while catching up on podcasts or other self-development listens. Yes, a lot of hours, but I certainly look at this day as me-time, and the nails last indefinitely… usually when it’s time to do them again. (Anywhere from
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How Thick Should You Apply Bottled Builder Gel?
Bottled builders have been a magnificent invention in the nail industry. Their purpose is to overlay natural length nails. But unlike potted builders (soft or hard), bottled builders have defined parameters. Specifically on how thick they can be applied and the length of nails they should be applied to. Today, I will show you the
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What is Rubber Base Gel?
What is “rubber base” gel? It’s a funny term, isn’t it? Rubber base is a gel that is supposed to have flexibility and a rubbery-feel after being cured. In this video, I want to give you a bit of the origin story behind the term “rubber base” and what it means out there on these
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