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Yes lol

Charlotte chillibean Renwick yup

Yes lol i do

i think it depends on the nail file that you are using. mine is making me cringe.

Sing cheap

Too much product near cuticles. I dont use a drill. Everything same on 10 nails, fill with one bead, done

Personally your nail prep isn't right. There no way should be that much lifting. Some of my clients went 8 weeks with the quarantine

Gini Ward no matter who does my nails. I have lifting starting in a week. Everyone nails are different 😐

Gini Ward everyones nails are different no matter how good your prep is some people still gets lifting

Yes, it's an option. But there was only one nail with f lifting like that, so I decided to do fill

That's what I do, my clients get fresh new set if there is this much lifting! But every nail tech is definitely different

Eva Zdiva .... I was just about to say the same.. do a soak off rebook appointment for 7 days time use tea tree in the mean time.

yes they should have and never used anything to take off the lifting, they just damaged her natural nail by doing that.

Brittany Beautiful yes it can cause a fungal infection if water is allowed to sit under the nail tip & on top of the natural nail. It’s advisable to remove the whole tip extension & treat the natural nail/s for up to 14 days with tea tree oil or medication from your dr.

Jennifer Dyer I too am in medical field and use to live getting my nails did. I just use at home gel nail polish.

My doctor does have fake nails but she's wearing gloves over her hands? Must be difficult tho

Get yourself some stick on nails for the weekend 😊

no joke my ankle surgeon had long acrylics...and the surgery did not go well

@@johnsbanana7246 I think most of "regular" doctors can have fake nails, but not those who work as surgeons, pediatrics and similair where they work in a high risk

It's definitely not normal and good nail techs wouldn't have done such shoddy work xx

Well duh..

DeimanteVi shut up and you don't understand Bye

@@crystylesmilez358 you know.. you could've just not responded to their comment. The "shut up and you don't understand" was a bit unnecessary.

@@herzen9857 I think it was 100% necessary

Yes ofcourse!

DJOODI the color is yellow where you see green?

Yes, you can. Once it is exposed to air it dies.

Once you treat a fungal bacteria infection with primer,(most primers that are acid based)you can put a nail on top of that. The key to preventing a fungal infection., 1. Have always wash hands prior to service. 2. Nail techs use a spray sanitizer for hands and nails(generally 70% isopropyl alcohol will work) 3. You have to ETCH Nails properly. I use a 100/100 grit file. I use up and down motion on nail until they are all etched to a chalky white. This also means you don't have to press hard or use to much pressure. Just gentle pressure. Same on every nail.,4. After etching. Remove all dust from your clients hands and nails. I use 70 percent isopropyl alcohol.5. FO NOT TOUCH Nails after etching and applying alcohol.5. Then I use my primer very sparingly. Primer is an avid that disinfects(that's a big word, here. Applied properly Primer will sanitize and disinfect the nail bed)6. DO NOT touch Nail. Doing do will reintroduce bacteria and germs to a sterile surface. 7. Big thing!: I apply a second coat of primer when applying my acrylic. Gels and other nail products may be different.8. Your ready to let them dry and shape. I've witnessed and educated a lot of techs. Before I taught in the Beauty Industry I worked for a major, major supplier in California. I worked in a Salon and worked as an educator. I believed in training and teaching the right way for the manufacturer of products I sold . All manufacturers have directions for their products. As a professional we've all tweaked ways to make the way you do nail unique to you. When you have cleanliness, good products, excellent training etc. I was so busy I was working 80 hours a week. Up at 5sm. Not home till 8-9. But I love what I do. It took me 1 year to save 300 bucks to go to nail school. The school was excellent. Then by chance my family relocated. California was so big and fast. I looked for jobs. No problem. Then I learned all the different ways to do nails Acrylics to Z nails! Manish, pedis, acrylic etc. Everything! You are a professional. If you need to up your prices, fo do. Do grocery stores or your doctor tell you when they increase their prices. They just do so. Is it proper. I don't think so. You have bills to pay. And after Covid, huge bills. Masks, masks for customers etc. Little things add up to huge costs. Now days I just mention it to my clients. All these things only take seconds to complete. Your are your business. Treat it so. Happy Nailing!

Once you treat a bacterial infection, which is a fungal infection, it's dead. Even if the nail had done green on the nail, you can apply an acrylic, gel, silk wrap etc. If the infection is under the nail plate, you can even ad a nail on top. I've done both. It's only a cardinal sin to you. To nail techs who are working their ass off to please their customers need knowledge they can consume, not some GREEN reply from an inexperienced nail tech! Tata!

it doesn't look like a greenie

GeeGee _ same

Feels hahaha I get acrylics cause I'm over my ugly ass natural nails

Worry about yourself

Leila Adams sorry love but that was her opinion.. and u came into the convo.. so in reality... “worry about yourself” should go to u lol

Its not the acrylic that ruins your nails, its ripping them off and overfiling the natural nail that does harm.

dakota cassidy yeah from what i’ve seen people prefer to use one time files

Exactly what I thought.

this is why you just wait for your nails to grow then put fancy nail polish ;-;

Not really once bacteria or fungus gets exposed to air it dies and what's left over is a stain that has to grow out. However it isn't a good idea to put acrylic back on if the client has chronic lifting issues. There shouldn't be hygiene issues if disposable products are thrown away and all other tools are cleaned and sanitized.

I do my own nails to save money but mainly to avoid this stuff.

It looks like a greenie, which is because the nail has lifted, water has gotten between nail and acrylic, it dies as soon as air gets to it, but u need to throw any files u use and disinfect ur nail drill bits etc. I don't understand why, if the acrylic is barely holding on to the nail tip, would it not be better to remove it fully and put on a full fresh nail.

Yes. She shouldn't have even messed with it. Where I am, it is illegal to even work on someone with pseudomonas. Once we see it, the most we can do here is refer them to the doctor. If we get caught working on a client like this, we lose our license. Putting an enhancement over it will just make it worse.

@Brittany Beautiful nothing here would be cheaper. I have to throw away anything that touched her fingernails and dissenfect the whole shop. All of the removal ave refinement and everything takes just as much or more time then just a cut down soak off new set.

If you have to file under the nails, you are doing everything wrong!! This tech has no clue what shes doing! Please dont learn from her!!

Negle Lir my natural nails lift (c curve) from the tips, but the rest of the extension is stuck to my nail bed. So I have to file the underside of my nails when I get my nails filled!

This is why I refuse tips. They lift no matter what.i noticed the start of greenie once underneath the tip. Nope.

Thank you, Sophie!

Nails dont breathe

@@89krx THIS. If your nails are waaay too damaged, you can let them grow and take care of them in the process. But nails do not breathe

krx it’s just kinda a way of saying let the air get to your nails and let them be natural for a bit so they get more healthy Obviously nails don’t actually breathe haha

@@solcinalli no but they are heavily affected by moisture and bacterial build up under acrylic or tips. 🤮

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you! Haha, true, hot climate problems 😄

In the Colorado winter mine changed but summer they didn't.

Thank you so much!!

Hi, if its green its most likely to be fungal infection due to moisture. You were absolutely correct in sending her to a doctor first because if you clean then reuse products or tools after that client, its possible you could be infecting other clients.

@@jenoflaherty3134 thank you for reply! That shouldnt be possible cause i use a set of files for every client separately and my tools go for sterilization every time .So...i was afraid what could go wrong and why cause i am SO carefull plus i saw an other video telling about pseudomonas that dies right after air hits the area and you can cover (?) it. I really wanna know about these things so to call myself a pro..😕

For me is not about beauty...health comes first and i am frustrated about this fact,i thought it couldt happen with all these precautions..but i was wrong.

Fratzolaki19 a bright green spot is typically from bacteria that is allowed to colonize in the warm, moist, lifted area. Everyone has bacteria on their skin at all times so this is not always caused by your sanitation. I've been a licensed nail tech for 17 years and have noticed that some clients are more prone to greenies than others. As long as the natural nail is not lifting off the nail bed, you should be able to remove the product, cleanse and prep the nail and apply new product. Hope this helps!

@@jenwyatt3912 Mmm i think i am more confused as i am searching...look at a video of Tatyana Bugry uploaded about 7 hours ago, in the thumbnail has this exact same spot that i am saying!

- 死神 no.

No

Oops you already did put the link! 🙈 Thanks! 🥰

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Thanks, Patricia! I tried elite99 glitter gel polishes last year, they were great!

I actually had one client with greenies recently, so I can work on that 😎

@@Nailcou thank you

Hi! Thank you! With Nude I usually apply it right on the nail plate

Color acrylics are not as strong as clear + the color can stain the natural nail 😊 That's why you should always put a thin layer of clear before color 👍🏽

Maud Sandaker Yeah, I agree, and I learned that first thing in school, and all channels, whether professional or DIY’s, all say exactly what you just said!! Also, I LOVE YOUR NAME!!!!!!! ❤️ I named my Daughter Maudi, after her Great Grandmother, who passed away before she was born, and, my Father-In-Law asked me to name her Maudi, cause it was his mom....So, I did, and it’s so cute❤️❤️

@@maudsandaker2367 The acrylic she uses is a cover acrylic so you dont need to put a thin layer of clear acrylic underneath. There is a difference between cover acrylic and coloured acrylic. When looking at acrylic systems and you see that the 'colour' is a cover colour (they are usually nude and pink colours), it means it has enough strength to use it on it's own and build the whole nail including the apex just like you can with clear acrylic.

@@S2_springroll Thank you...I do it so I won't have to soak off.

Hi Wianka! Thank you so much!