Working On Mistakes From Another Nail Tech | Super Glue, Lifting, Extension Mistakes! |Tatyana Bugry 

Wait the nail tech isn't the one doing the voice-over?

@@erinmccarty8706 no because she's Russian so her English isn't the best. She has someone else do the voiceover on her English Channel. She has a Russian channel too which she does the voice over for

@@KirstenC546 Ohhhh ok thank you!

You’re telling me that’s not her voice! Woahhhh 🤯

I would love to have the Russian videos translated. I have watched them all

No way I came for the nails but stayed for the voiceover

Wait that's not her voice?? 😱

@@hungrypikachu135 Nope!! It's someone she hires to do the english voiceovers

whats the channel name?

@@amandazepedaaa It's in the description here. "My Russian channel" with a link to it

it is beautiful that's how it is call?

Whats her russian chanel

@@donjetaabazi8837 search Tatyana Bugrij!

When I'm cleaning up the cuticle the RPMS are 25,000 and when I cut the cuticle off it's 18,000 😊

Janice that is not her voice. It's a translator that does the voice over in English as Tatyana is Russian. Tatyana also has a Russian channel. You can check that one if you are curious about her real voice as I was 😃. Her Russian channel is great too!! P.S I love the translator's voice too it's so soothing.

it isn’t super bad, but it can help the nails last longer. it also makes them look nicer and more complete

Most salons in the US won't cut the cuticles, like she does in this video. It's not anything bad your tech is doing.

Its illegal in some countries and states

Depending on where you live, it might even be against regulations to cut the cuticle for the salon techs

🤣🤣🤣 I can relate!!

adblock baby... or are you watching from your phone

I'm watching from my phone😂

@@Bliss4kat oh :(

@Chiara Bolognoni - when working with clear polygel, you want to work it **as little as possible**. Both when applying the polygel to the nail, & when patting/smoothing it out. Overworking is the biggest reason for bubbles, because it adds air. I hope this helps & good luck! 🙂🙂

Ty so much! And for the normal gel? I mean the liquid one? It's the same thing or something? Ty again for your time and your answer ✨

@Chiara Bolognoni- I'm So sorry girl I just saw this! With ANY kind of gel - polygel, builder gel or hard gel - work it as *little* as possible. I mean, so what you have to do - you still have to work it *some*! ALOT of people make the mistake of treating gel products like an acrylic product. But, they're really nothing alike. So, again, love, with ANY kind of gel you're working with, be very gentle, and do your best not to overwork it. everything you can to not treat it like acrylic. As a mistake a lot of people make is treating it like acrylic but it's nothing like it so again good luck let me know if you have any other questions Take care girl!

Not her obviously, but acrylic is stronger. However this has pros and cons; being stronger means that it’s more likely to damage the natural nail in an accident, etc

You can use pusher or special wooden tool to open up and lift your cuticle so it no longer stuck to the nail plate. Only then start to work with the nail drill on a slower speed and fine efile. I hope this is helpful 💕

These ones are from a Russian company, but you can find pretty similar ones on Amazon or Aliexpress 😊

I think she uses a lot of Russian brands, but one brand I know she uses is Global Fashion Professionel.

It doesn't really mess with the nail plate, it only removes excess hydration. If that was some kind of acid primer, that would be a problem

@@Helena-mm2wc thanks for telling me. My nails are damaged so i never did gel on them cause i thought dehydrator would make it worse.

@@iniyahtaylor4822 I need to add that it may appear like your nails have become thinner after applying dehydrator, but well it's because they do consist of water and oil from the skin to some extent. So if you leave them for let's say a day after that, they will naturally absorb the water and oils back. Just so you know and not afraid of using it😌👌

@@Helena-mm2wc ok thank you for the tips! ☺️

@@iniyahtaylor4822 💕💕💕

Only in opinion they do not look good!

Not Tatiana is the one that did them prior

She used polygel in this video so probably bc of that

also maybe bacteria ? i’m not sure but you also just shouldn’t put super glue anywhere on your body. even nails

@@reasegriffiths7854 superglue was designed for war time specifically to adhere wounds closed.

@@thechevygirl that’s super cool but i’m pretty sure now it has warnings on it and stuff because we developed more

@@reasegriffiths7854 Nah you can still use super glue on wounds. It's obviously not the ideal (and if you can find it you should use the medical version of super glue) but I've used super glue on cuts multiple times and never had issues.

Apex should have hight from 1 milimiter up to 2 milimeters

@@paulawilk5885 but isn't 2 mm for longer nails?

@@alinaNotAlien nope, it depends on the natural nail - like if you are working on a nail that's growing upword it will be higher than for one that's straight, the same goes fot ones going growing down as the angle of template is put diffrently which will lead to having eventually more material in the stress area 🙂

@@Geogaddii idk maybe it's just cause I'm more used to natural nails rn. 🤷🏻‍♀️😂

it actually looks fine in the end except for that one pinky

I’m a nail tech and I use both acrylic and gel, depending on client preference and what type of nail I’m doing 🤓☺️ Acrylic and gel are honestly not different in terms of “damage” to the nail. The problem is the technician, not the product (when it comes to high quality acrylic) 😝 Another huge problem is the *type* of acrylic, and this is where (I believe) SO many of these opinions come from 🤔 until the last 10-15 years, acrylic monomer contained MMA. This is because it was the only product available. In the 80s especially 😝 It’s what gives you a headache when you walk into “chop shop” salons 😂😂 it stinks! *We know now that MMA is the devil* 😭🤦🏼‍♀️ it’s obvious there’s a respiratory issue with it because the fumes are so terrible, but it also causes very bad allergic reactions over time, and worst of all: it is far too strong and is completely inflexible 😭😭 Basically, if you knock it, it takes the nail with it which is what you mentioned 😭😭😭 Product needs to flex with the natural nail, so it’s the extension that takes most of the “hit” and not your nail. So that’s the biggest change: *MMA switched to EMA!* (a long time ago actually, so nail techs have no excuse 😂🤦🏼‍♀️) 😃💖 MMA is now illegal in many countries in Europe and the West (pretty sure the USA too but I’m not 100%). EMA is a flexible product, doesn’t have any of the nasty effects of MMA and won’t rip your nail off ☺️ *The problem is, it’s more expensive* 😌 Hence why some bad nail techs will still use it. That’s what causes all the damage that people (understandably!) blame acrylic for - even though it’s the outdated and dangerous MMA that’s causing the issue 😭🤦🏼‍♀️ I hope that explains it a wee bit more 🤓💖 I’m in Scotland and MMA isn’t legal but no doubt some bad salons still sneak it in 😂😭🤦🏼‍♀️