So crazy how much money I’ve spent on school and didn’t learn how to use my drill. I’ve learned/improving so much by just watching your videos. Thank you so much for all you’re doing! You are amazing!!!!!!!
I’m new to dip powder nails and need to use the drill machine, I’ve watched long videos and it’s so boring that I stop. But omg all of the sudden I find these videos and I love how easy and clear he explains everything within 12 to 13 minutes videos. Young Nails, best nails school ever! Thank you so much for your videos. Blessings!!
I agree with everyone about how they love how passionate you two are about your teachings and skills. I bet you wished you had someone do that for you when you were fresh on the nail scene. I am glad that you remind us every time that our e-file doesn’t need to be turned up to the highest RPM. I think it would be nice to know how to detect when our motor needs maintenance and how easy it is to do so. 😘
I love and appreciate your videos. They are very detail oriented. This is how I have worked for the past 15 years, as a Nail Professional. I am also learning and confirming good habits in my own work....thank you very much!!!
Young nails, improving client experience and tech confidence with each and every Nail School. Love how seriously Greg takes the education part of his job x #GIVETRACEYASEA Oh no guys, that Girl deserves an Ocean!
Amazing!!! Great information. Thank you, I look forward to new Nail School videos and have been watching some earlier ones again just because I love how thorough Gregg explains each process!! ❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️
I absolutely love the videos so very helpful for new techs as well as refreshes for those who are seasoned techs. Now what were we #give Tracey today heads were covering. And now Greg has both hands on gloves lol hopefully not injured again😝
These videos are amazing. I’ve learned soo much these past couple of months. I’m super excited to get my YN Efile and ultimate kit. The gel polish is amazing!!!!!
you guys are awesome! thank you for the education without having to leave my couch! Easy and thorough explanation for teaching and learning myself how to use the efile.
When you put it by your finger I thought the glove was going to get caught in it 😀 I done this once and it’s put me of wearing gloves now lol 😂 luckily it was not a paying client it was when doing my moms nails. 🤪
Can you do a video with what bits/technique to use to buff the nails after application to have a smooth & even surface? I would love to find a more efficient way to finish off! Thank you
Thank you very much. So will you put some academic on NY. I had received all your videos and see you in Instagram because I love how you teach and thanks for share all you can know. So congratulations.
I watched "Fill before cut" a long time ago. Since then i've tryed this technic a lot, it was too difficult for me. My cuts went too deep, especially on the sides. Now i will try the crosscut as soon as i bought it!
Dear Greg and team thank you helping to learn manual filling and now the e file. What is cutting a smile line what is the purpose in doing this technique?
@ 2:23 You say the efile will spin off the nail bed . It won't if you are having the efile go in a clock wise direction . When you are right handed , the bit needs to be spinning in the clock wise position . You are to go from the right to the left on the nail bed ....lifting up when you get to the left , then you start again at the right and go back over again . Do you know what I mean ? For left handed people , the bit should spin counter clockwise ( reverse ) and they go from the left to the right across the nail bed , lift as they get to the right side and returning back over to the left . I hope you understand what I mean . That's why there is a reverse on a efile ....for left handed people . I mean that's how I learned .
Hi Denise, this is correct. If you go against the rotation you will not spin off the nail, however when you go back and forth you start going with the rotation and that is when you spin off the nail. Hope that helps.
Hi guys .Thank you so much for helping all us. I want to ask something,please. How to fine a good professional Electronic file ? Are so many out side. Thanks
I have a questioned. When I use my E-file on myself, no issues but when I’m doing a customer they complain of burning from the bit and I have the best bits from you and others. Am I possibly putting too much pressure?
@@youngnailsinc Thank you so much for your response. I know there not dull. It's me. I appreciate your videos so much. In school we were never shown how to use the E-file. Thank you again
Hi :) I just bought your safety bit medium (the silver) the left-handed version (thank you for catering to us lefties!) and a few other things, and I am excited to use it when it arrives! So when removing gel polish from the natural nail with the medium safety bit, I know you said in a video to use a low speed. I don't have a YN efile (i have kupa passport), does this apply to mine and potentially other e-files as well? Turn it to around 30% of the "dial"? :)
To remove the gel polish from acrylic nail and natural nail; what kind of drill can i use? Because i use a cramic one but it takes me a lot of time to remove and it leaves sime signes on the nail
Excellent. One question when you have hard gel and you want to change to acrylic, it’s necessary to soak of completely the gel of the nail or you can leave part of the gel and put in the acrylic over the gel? Thank you.
Ruby Reyes it is recommended to remove the old product before doing a different system eg - changing from acrylic to gel, because for strength and durability the same system should be used from start to finish. Although gel or polish can be used over acrylic, I would not recommend putting new products of acrylic over old products of gel. That’s just what I’ve been taught but other tech’s may have a different opinion 💝
I think u must leave a thin base to redo designs or change the shape. If u were too get hard gels its better to soak them off properly and start again. But its not necessary Gel and acrylic are made w the same ingredients just in different consistencies.u can even use gel polish over nail polish just dry it 1st completely.
If you are trying to completely remove the product, you can remove the bulk of it with your safety bit. Once you get to just a thin layer on the nail, switch to your medium arbor band and slow the speed down to around 5,000 rpms. Use this with very light pressure to remove the remaining product.
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Stay in motion, (don't over work an area) use new bits, (dull bits cause you to put pressure which leads to burning) work at an appropriate speed, (too slow will cause burning sensations)
