I've whipped up a new classroom course for those who are absolute beginners, wanting to explore the world of nails 🫶 Day Zero is 5 pages in the Classroom that walk you through: 🛍️ What to actually buy first (and what to leave for later, I've tiered it so you don't blow $400 on chrome powder before you own a lamp) 🪑 How to set up a practice space without a salon 🎯 What skills to practice first, and in what order ✅ A checklist so you know when you're ready to move past "total beginner" If you know someone who's been going back and forth on "should I even start," send them this way. That's genuinely what it's here for. Go check it out in the classroom 🫶

Does anyone know if this “cuticle prep” bit has another more technical name? Searching up “cuticle prep bit” will bring up more variations, I’m looking for the exact name of this shape 🙏 Thank you!

I'm starting to offer foreign removals, as alot of clients are coming to me from "chop shops" with incredibly damaged nails, and so I want to try and help. HOWEVER! Is there a way to identify the difference between hard gel, acrylic and soft gel? I think I seen somewhere you can tell due to the dust that files off, but I'm not entirely sure.

I’ll try and make a video if I have time Use a blue diamond bit I put it on half speed, I use an orange wood stick instead of cuticle pusher. Sometimes the cuticle sticks too much and you can lift that pocket, then use cuticle sissors, diabetes be careful don’t cut as close to the live tissue. If they are moist I use talc free powder , dries the cuticle making the bit glide better

Hey guys if you follow me you will know I have been doing a lot of big 3D art recently on live on here and in my own time but I need some ideas. I want to kinda keep to brands for now so that I can tag them and bring a bit more interest to my page let me know your ideas 🩷