Extremely Bitten & Oily Nails Transformation | Readyhubb Overview 

I know, it's always such a challenge! Acid primer is also very helpful if you're using acrylic.

I've used it under my acrylic. They still pop off. I found a great bonder for gels but that o ly gets me a few extra days of wear. I have the same issues with regular and gel polishes.

@@amymandeville8342 Also try doing slightly bigger margin from the sidewalls and cuticle, so the product won't be too close to the skin. Use dehydrator or alcohol for surround skin right before applying the product

​@amymandeville8342 have you tried cleaning/ dehydrating one nail at a time. Ie do one nail at a time up to at least a bit if product on the nail before moving on Does this happen to other parts of your body, too? Ie extra sweaty in places? Your physician might be able to help. Best wishes from NOI💜💖💜

@@nailsofinterest yep, that's how I do them. Lessons learned lol

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They are stunning! She works magic 🪄

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This comment says 3w ago and I would love to too 😅😅

@@HaleyOnTheRocksright!!! i hope she does a fill!!!

I’ve always had short nails naturally myself and the best I can tell you is to try to trim your corners as short as possible (very, very carefully of course 🙏🏼 for no pain or blood) to provide a more rounded; and not so boxy, or blunt type of look. Also when trimming corners try to taper them to evenly blend to the slightly longer middle parts. I’m in Michigan very far away but this is the best advice I can give you but please do be careful so as not to cut your skin and make yourself bleed and cause a lot of sensitivity but I promise it’s not that hard you can do it so long as you know to just not brutally go in with clippers, lol. I never need a dremmel personally edit to add: if by boxy you mean your nails are to thick then I would highly suggest filing just the tips, not so much or at all if possible the ‘ bed’or ‘platform’ of your nail because that cause flaking and things later on

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Yes, it;s an option too

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Only outline, otherwise it’s not going to be as shiny 😊

It can, if a person is allergic to acrylic, that's why I explained that it basically "touches" the skin, only when it's about 70% polymerized already, almost fully cured. In this case we don't have direct skin contact

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​@@Nailcoucan you please do a side view?

Wanted to highlight the shine on the skin & nail , so it will be more obvious that it’s oily type of skin

@@Nailcou dont you think that makes the before and after appear more transformative than it actually was ?

@@bleeka325 before and after is shown in the video anyways