I’m so happy to see this person’s nails. They look just like mine!! I have never seen anyone with nails even close to what mine look like. Thank you for helping all of with crazy nails
Please heed Anna’s advice in shortening the damaged nails as much as possible. If you don’t, and think you’ll get away by keeping some length, you’re setting yourself up for a worse situation! The damaged longer nails will tear or break and cause even more damage further up on your nails. I’ve lived it and learned it. Several times til I gave in and filed them all off short!!! I’m in a much better position now as I try to grow some length and have them healthy.
So informative. Its good to know the difference between strengtheners/hardener etc and I appreciate that you tell us how long it takes to grow out any damage. I think we all want instant results but it's good to have a realistic idea. My nails are in good condition at the moment but I still watch your videos as a reminder that I can't rest on my laurels. I'm just going to nudge my nail fold back 🙄🙂
As someone who suffers from cuticle scarring from Nursing eczema, I have found that over-night isolating & hydrating with silicon finger cots worn with La Roche Posay CICAPLAST Baume B5+ &/or a high-quality oil beneath (even Elizabeth Arden Ceramide pod that was massage applied to my face & neck with my fingers & nails, then covered with cots… REALLY REDUCES the dry scars stretching & splitting of my cuticles. It is unpleasant & unsanitary to have cracked fingers, but putting the finger cots on? World of difference! Just be sure the cot is anchored to dry skin by the palm, or it will slide off: fuzzy socks over cots? That works well, & keeps the unguents warm to absorb
I have not been able to get Kerasal in South Australia but I do have Dermal Therapy Heel Balm. I have only used this product on my feet until hearing you talk about Kerasal with 10% urea. I was worried at first because Dermal contains 30% urea and I thought it may be too strong for the finger nails. However, I have been applying it to my finger nails 3 times a week before bed and the skin around my nails are perfect. I have never had damaged nails because I have only ever used normal nail polish and now Essie glow and shine (no gel, shellac, acrylic etc). The only problem I had was hangnails, however, since applying jojoba oil throughout the day after hand washing I no longer have this problem. I love watching you do a manicure on your nails and love the natural look! Thank you for your ongoing advice!
I’m going through the same thing, mail is lifting from the bed. I did clip the nail back and it worked. It’s growing and I keep trimming as needed. Lots of oil soaks and Vaseline at night. I’m hoping in about a month my nails looks better.
I've been following you since I had my powder dip tips taken off in October 2023 (after.2 years on). At the same time, I took my toe polish off and started conditioning my toe nails as well. I started using the OPI repair mode and the jojoba soak and all day oiling of the nails. It's amazing how healthy my nails have become (I'm 57) with these new habits. I have dazzle dry waiting to apply once my nails are where I want them to be or if I have an emergency situation where I need my nails done properly. I have about 1/3 new nail on my hands now 3 months later and I can feel the difference of the new nail with my finger tip, the term plasticize makes sense now. I still have ridged nails growing in but I think over time that will improve. I hope it does. Thank you Anna for everything you do!
I've done my own gel nails for a few years, and for the first time ever, I had the nail plate separate from the nail bed. Weirdly enough, the nail plate doesn't even look that damaged, so I had no idea why that happened. I didn't cut it, though. Just hoping it will grow out 😭But maybe I will after watching this video, even though there's no discolouration or anything similar to these pictures.
Very often it's a sign of allergic reaction. Basically the body is trying to "get rid of", separate itself from the nail plate that is full of irritating ingredients
I am a nailtech from the Netherlands... recently the Russian Manicure is a hype now here and BIAB is marketed as healty for your nails. I get new clients that really believe that BIAB is healthier then gel or acrylic. What I also see is, that BIAB stays on for 4 to 5 weeks on the nails. Which cant be good, but it happens. They apply a very thick layer, but BIAB or Rubberbase has to be applied thin... so there you see a lot of issues after BIAB
Is there an update from this client? Is not that I have to see ro believe, but my nails were like that, about a yr ago, and follow your advice, and I have to say that they are very healthy now! I carry on a roller of oil for my nails, I also have one at my kitchen and another in my bath!. I love the results!!
Thank you so much for sharing this. It is always helpful to see what the problem is and what to look for. I totally agree with your comment in not cutting the proximal nail fold .. I have seen so many that do this which made me start to doubt my thoughts why I should not ... thankfully I stuck to my guns and haven't used any clippers/scissors ...just kept everything as healthy as I could with cuticle oil and vaseline is a great help too. Thanks again Anna .. regards x
It's actually interesting how language can also be a factor when it comes to misinformation. In the Netherlands we call the PNF 'nagelriem' (literally 'nail belt'), and we don't actually have a word for the cuticle. As a nail tech in training I'm taught it's called the 'cuticula', but literally no regular person talks about it. Very interesting!
@@TheSalonLifeYes, we call it 'cutting the nagelriem'! So at least we are using the correct terminology while abusing the skin 😂. (Obviously I'm never gonna do it on my future clients)
Im from the Netherlands to but I did got taught about the pnf and curticle but I still got taught to cut it. They taught me if you do it right it won’t damage anything. But your right, I never see anyone really talk about it. Everyone only talks about cutting it because it looks better and your gel takes longer to grow out. I really love this channel, I learned a lot from it.
@@iNanieke I learned to remove the cuticula from the nailplate.. and never ever cut the nagelriem... but now this company is teaching how to cut the nagelriem and if you dont want to do it, they say I dont understand why not? I am confused
@@serhataganer335 Which company is teaching to cut the skin? In my training I've learned too that I should NOT cut the nagelriem. But I've been to salons here that do cut it (it's the Russian manicure technique). I guess everybody is free to do what they want, since there are no regulations here regarding the nail technician profession. But if you look at the issue scientifically, cutting the nagelriem is unnecessary, it's risky and can cause many problems: you can accidentally draw blood and risk infection. Breaking the skin will make it easier for pathogens to enter. Tender skin like that will be more susceptible to allergies. And lastly, the skin will grow back harder/tougher and you will have to keep cutting it. I've had my nailfold cut in the past by my nail technician, but since I push it back daily and use a lot of oil, it's now almost invisible and neat. People wanna cut it when it's ugly, but it's usually ugly because it's not being taken care of. Sorry for this long rant. Hope this helps!
I've been using Blue Cross and the Pushy, and jojoba oil for about three months now, and the difference in my thin, bendy nails is astonishing. I've also switched to NailKind because of some of the chemicals in the nail varnishes (Rimmel, Maybelline) which I have used for decades. And for the first time in my 63 years I'm actually looking after my feet properly! Thank you so much for all your wise, kind advice.
That’s fantastic to hear! There is nothing to be scared about Maybelline or Rimmel. They are good brands. They don’t contain any bad chemicals. Just please compare the ingredients side by side and tell me which ones are bad. All the new pure plant based lines are pure marketing (pun intended) They use the same ingredients but say that they come from plants (like nitrocellulose comes from cotton which it kind of does, or wood pulp but it’s mixed with nitric acid just like any other nitrocellulose in any other nail polish) Here is more info :) www.patreon.com/posts/least-toxic-nail-82856635?l=es
@@TheSalonLife Thank you very much for the link; I wish I'd found your channel before falling for the marketing hype. Have you come across Nail Kind? If so, what do you think of it?
You are a natural teacher! I bet you have 22 featured prominently in your numerology. Repeating yours is massively helpful because each time i hear you explain something again, i understand it a little bit better. The bonds makes purrrfect sense! For me, Nailtiques formula 2 has been the perfect balance for my paper thin, incredibly bendy, layers like to peel off in sheets nails. I have Marfan Syndrome, a genetic Connective Tissue Disorder though, and thats probably why I've never graduated to Formula one. I just realized i need to watch this one again because I definitely want to hear your wisdom on formaldehyde!!! Somehow i missed it... multitasking.🤩💜💜💜
do you have any helpful ideas and tips for summer season, especially being in (pool) water most of the day? should I take oil with me or is nail polish a good idea for those days or not? thanks :)
Thanks for this informative video! I I’ve been using Mavala and it did not work well for me. Maybe I was was using it too often (2-3 times per week), my nails have always been soft, thin and bendy. After a while, the Mavala made the nails too hard and they constantly broke off below the quick. They are just now not breaking off and are starting to get a little length again. I was thinking maybe once a month would be okay and beneficial. One reason I used it was because the surface of my nails have been very peely lately (because they are more ridgy (aging?) and polish will not stick (Dazzle Dry only!)and it might have helped with that. Anyway, maybe I will try the OPI product.
Não consegui achar o óleo de jojoba, alguns dizem que nem conhecem, desde que você me falou para proteger minhas cutículas ( inchadas e feridas) tem dado certo, uso o azeite extra virgem quente, há 15 dias que faço todas as noites,e quando molho as mãos passo tbm, incrível como elas afinaram e diminuiu o inchaço, clarearam, olho pra elas e já vejo alguma blz, isso me anima a continuar cuidando, obrigada, tenho aprendido muito com seus vídeos, agora com legendas 😍😄
Speaking of the OPI Repair Mode, I received my bottle today. Instructions say to apply twice a day for 6 days. I will try for 5 more days and see what happens!!!
Hi Anna. I noticed today that one of my nails have that separation from the nail bed. The nail seems her middle finger’s nail. However, I am confuse.. should I expose the nail bed of that section by using a cuticle clipper or should I just file the nail very close to the seal? Thanks!!!
I clean a lot and I use rubber gloves for everything. I always wash my hands after every cleaning session and when I do dishes. I always apply jojoba oil every time my hand touch water and I use Kerasal religiously before going to bed. This constant care will be good enough.
Hi Anna, I’ve just watched so many videos of yours, my nails are currently exactly like the ones in this video due to damage from frequently incorrect removal of BIAB… In summary I am planning to get kerastal (or something with similar ingredients), jojoba oil, OPI repair and the ISDIN nail pen strengthener, is that right? Thank you!
- Kerasal ointment is is more for the skin around the nails. - I don't recommend OPI Repair Mode for damaged and thinned out nails anymore. - ISDIN pen is a great idea amzn.to/3nm9iax I have more ideas and more details available here: bit.ly/4hLrhT9
Dzięki bardzo za wspaniały materiał edukacyjny. W końcu zrozumialam róznice pomiedzy utwaraczami (hardners)do paznokci a odzywkami (conditins) Tez mam zniszczone paznokcie po dipowaniu i intuicyjnie zauwazylam, ze hardnersy mi nie pomagaly tylko pogarszaly stan paznokci. Teraz stosuje oleje w odzywce i jest duzo lepiej:))) Szkoda ze nie ma kanalu po polsku:(((. Bardzo Pania podziwiam za wiedze i doświadczenie. Prosze o jeszcze😊. Pozdrawiam z Polski ❤
Dziękuję serdecznie pani Ewo! "Odzywki" w formie lakierów to trochę bajer marketingowy. Nic tak naprawdę nie pomagają płytce tylko tworzą otoczkę (która może tez doprowadzić do zniszczenia się płytki). To tak jak picie piwa dla zdrowia bo piwo jest zrobione z jęczmienia a jęczmień dobry bo ma minerały.... okkkkkk..... Tak działa większość firm marketingowych od kosmetyki. Nie mówię ze nie ma skutecznych kosmetyków, ale cudy to nie są tak jak te firmy obiecują.
Do you think that glittery nailpolish is more damaging to the nail than polish without Glitter? I always feel like it bonds to the nail so much and it's so hard to get off (regular polish, not gel) Greetings from a viewer from Germany😊 I Love your videos, there needs to be more appreciation for natural nails.
Hm. I don’t think it bonds better but it’s more difficult to remove. Maybe the acetone cannot get under the glitter parts as easily to dissolve the polish. The best method to remove stubborn glitter is soak off method like I remove Shellac. Basically wrapping the nails in aluminum foil
Hello Anna, so sorry- I spelled it like I was saying it. Onycholysis- would I be ok to still soak or is moisture bad when I have a separated nail bed and nail plate? Thank you so much!
The nail will look ugly if you cut the part out where it separates. It is advised that I put on some nail enhancements to let the nail grow out after the cut for nail plate separation?
The problem is that often this happens BECAUSE of the enhancements (for few reasons). Also the enhancement will create like a leverage and it will pull the nail up not allowing it to adhere properly. Not to mention that any enhancement and even polish raises moisture level in the nail which can contribute to further lifting. Also nail enhancements are enhancement, not replacements. They should be applied on a nail not on the skin. Healthy nail to top it off. So I would say no :)
PS. Please see this video to learn more about onycholysis ua-cam.com/video/N94uoUU73bw/v-deo.html follow up here ua-cam.com/video/jjTd9wNks_U/v-deo.html
Sure, but they do completely different things. Jojoba plasticizes the nails and it’s an emollient. Kerasal has urea and salicylic acid so it’s moisturizing and keratolitic (exfoliated the skin). Urea also protects the skin and helps to repair the skin barrier.
@TheSalonLife thank you for your reply! I did some research and understood the difference and will buy both. Unfortunately Kerasal isn't available in Germany and currently I'm not able to purchase anything online but I'm looking into alternatives. Maybe that would be a good video idea to showcase products and their alternatives? BTW your videos helped so much and I have a new and better understanding of how to take care of my nails. Thank you
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Watch this next ua-cam.com/video/8LXeYtTG8OU/v-deo.html
Info about Formalin ("formaldehyde") bit.ly/3KVDkvR
Cuticle reference (Doug Schoon): bit.ly/3q5PgQH
OPI Repair Mode bit.ly/3AVdjJY
OPI Repair Mode (Amazon) amzn.to/3Mbx4lW
Kerasal (Amazon) amzn.to/3dy31F7
Kerasal (iHerb) bit.ly/3XCWKvF
🇪🇺Kerasal EU list bit.ly/3MiyT1z
Ah you forgot to pin this Anna!
@InvisibleRen thank you!!!
I’m so happy to see this person’s nails. They look just like mine!! I have never seen anyone with nails even close to what mine look like. Thank you for helping all of with crazy nails
Mine look like that too.
Please heed Anna’s advice in shortening the damaged nails as much as possible. If you don’t, and think you’ll get away by keeping some length, you’re setting yourself up for a worse situation! The damaged longer nails will tear or break and cause even more damage further up on your nails. I’ve lived it and learned it. Several times til I gave in and filed them all off short!!! I’m in a much better position now as I try to grow some length and have them healthy.
Thank you so much for this!! I can't stress this enough!!!
So informative. Its good to know the difference between strengtheners/hardener etc and I appreciate that you tell us how long it takes to grow out any damage. I think we all want instant results but it's good to have a realistic idea. My nails are in good condition at the moment but I still watch your videos as a reminder that I can't rest on my laurels. I'm just going to nudge my nail fold back 🙄🙂
that green top is very pretty on you - the color suits you! Always appreciate your knowledge & thorough explanations!
Agreed!
Aww, thank you :))
As someone who suffers from cuticle scarring from Nursing eczema, I have found that over-night isolating & hydrating with silicon finger cots worn with La Roche Posay CICAPLAST Baume B5+ &/or a high-quality oil beneath (even Elizabeth Arden Ceramide pod that was massage applied to my face & neck with my fingers & nails, then covered with cots… REALLY REDUCES the dry scars stretching & splitting of my cuticles.
It is unpleasant & unsanitary to have cracked fingers, but putting the finger cots on? World of difference!
Just be sure the cot is anchored to dry skin by the palm, or it will slide off: fuzzy socks over cots? That works well, & keeps the unguents warm to absorb
I have not been able to get Kerasal in South Australia but I do have Dermal Therapy Heel Balm. I have only used this product on my feet until hearing you talk about Kerasal with 10% urea. I was worried at first because Dermal contains 30% urea and I thought it may be too strong for the finger nails. However, I have been applying it to my finger nails 3 times a week before bed and the skin around my nails are perfect. I have never had damaged nails because I have only ever used normal nail polish and now Essie glow and shine (no gel, shellac, acrylic etc). The only problem I had was hangnails, however, since applying jojoba oil throughout the day after hand washing I no longer have this problem. I love watching you do a manicure on your nails and love the natural look! Thank you for your ongoing advice!
@@dianneporter542 I'm in the ACT and got my Kerasal from iHerb!
I’m going through the same thing, mail is lifting from the bed. I did clip the nail back and it worked. It’s growing and I keep trimming as needed. Lots of oil soaks and Vaseline at night. I’m hoping in about a month my nails looks better.
I've been following you since I had my powder dip tips taken off in October 2023 (after.2 years on). At the same time, I took my toe polish off and started conditioning my toe nails as well. I started using the OPI repair mode and the jojoba soak and all day oiling of the nails. It's amazing how healthy my nails have become (I'm 57) with these new habits. I have dazzle dry waiting to apply once my nails are where I want them to be or if I have an emergency situation where I need my nails done properly. I have about 1/3 new nail on my hands now 3 months later and I can feel the difference of the new nail with my finger tip, the term plasticize makes sense now. I still have ridged nails growing in but I think over time that will improve. I hope it does. Thank you Anna for everything you do!
Thank you for your wonderful comment! Means a lot to me ❤️
I've done my own gel nails for a few years, and for the first time ever, I had the nail plate separate from the nail bed. Weirdly enough, the nail plate doesn't even look that damaged, so I had no idea why that happened. I didn't cut it, though. Just hoping it will grow out 😭But maybe I will after watching this video, even though there's no discolouration or anything similar to these pictures.
Very often it's a sign of allergic reaction. Basically the body is trying to "get rid of", separate itself from the nail plate that is full of irritating ingredients
I am a nailtech from the Netherlands... recently the Russian Manicure is a hype now here and BIAB is marketed as healty for your nails. I get new clients that really believe that BIAB is healthier then gel or acrylic. What I also see is, that BIAB stays on for 4 to 5 weeks on the nails. Which cant be good, but it happens. They apply a very thick layer, but BIAB or Rubberbase has to be applied thin... so there you see a lot of issues after BIAB
Is there an update from this client? Is not that I have to see ro believe, but my nails were like that, about a yr ago, and follow your advice, and I have to say that they are very healthy now! I carry on a roller of oil for my nails, I also have one at my kitchen and another in my bath!. I love the results!!
Thank you so much for sharing this. It is always helpful to see what the problem is and what to look for. I totally agree with your comment in not cutting the proximal nail fold .. I have seen so many that do this which made me start to doubt my thoughts why I should not ... thankfully I stuck to my guns and haven't used any clippers/scissors ...just kept everything as healthy as I could with cuticle oil and vaseline is a great help too. Thanks again Anna .. regards x
Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us. We are learning what we really need to do to save our nails. 🙏🏼
It's actually interesting how language can also be a factor when it comes to misinformation. In the Netherlands we call the PNF 'nagelriem' (literally 'nail belt'), and we don't actually have a word for the cuticle. As a nail tech in training I'm taught it's called the 'cuticula', but literally no regular person talks about it. Very interesting!
Perfect then, nail fold is also a correct term.
So what do people say they cut? Nagelriem?
@@TheSalonLifeYes, we call it 'cutting the nagelriem'! So at least we are using the correct terminology while abusing the skin 😂. (Obviously I'm never gonna do it on my future clients)
Im from the Netherlands to but I did got taught about the pnf and curticle but I still got taught to cut it. They taught me if you do it right it won’t damage anything.
But your right, I never see anyone really talk about it. Everyone only talks about cutting it because it looks better and your gel takes longer to grow out. I really love this channel, I learned a lot from it.
@@iNanieke I learned to remove the cuticula from the nailplate.. and never ever cut the nagelriem... but now this company is teaching how to cut the nagelriem and if you dont want to do it, they say I dont understand why not? I am confused
@@serhataganer335 Which company is teaching to cut the skin?
In my training I've learned too that I should NOT cut the nagelriem. But I've been to salons here that do cut it (it's the Russian manicure technique). I guess everybody is free to do what they want, since there are no regulations here regarding the nail technician profession.
But if you look at the issue scientifically, cutting the nagelriem is unnecessary, it's risky and can cause many problems: you can accidentally draw blood and risk infection. Breaking the skin will make it easier for pathogens to enter. Tender skin like that will be more susceptible to allergies. And lastly, the skin will grow back harder/tougher and you will have to keep cutting it.
I've had my nailfold cut in the past by my nail technician, but since I push it back daily and use a lot of oil, it's now almost invisible and neat. People wanna cut it when it's ugly, but it's usually ugly because it's not being taken care of.
Sorry for this long rant. Hope this helps!
I've been using Blue Cross and the Pushy, and jojoba oil for about three months now, and the difference in my thin, bendy nails is astonishing. I've also switched to NailKind because of some of the chemicals in the nail varnishes (Rimmel, Maybelline) which I have used for decades. And for the first time in my 63 years I'm actually looking after my feet properly! Thank you so much for all your wise, kind advice.
That’s fantastic to hear! There is nothing to be scared about Maybelline or Rimmel. They are good brands. They don’t contain any bad chemicals.
Just please compare the ingredients side by side and tell me which ones are bad.
All the new pure plant based lines are pure marketing (pun intended)
They use the same ingredients but say that they come from plants (like nitrocellulose comes from cotton which it kind of does, or wood pulp but it’s mixed with nitric acid just like any other nitrocellulose in any other nail polish)
Here is more info :)
www.patreon.com/posts/least-toxic-nail-82856635?l=es
@@TheSalonLife Thank you very much for the link; I wish I'd found your channel before falling for the marketing hype. Have you come across Nail Kind? If so, what do you think of it?
You are a natural teacher! I bet you have 22 featured prominently in your numerology. Repeating yours is massively helpful because each time i hear you explain something again, i understand it a little bit better. The bonds makes purrrfect sense! For me, Nailtiques formula 2 has been the perfect balance for my paper thin, incredibly bendy, layers like to peel off in sheets nails. I have Marfan Syndrome, a genetic Connective Tissue Disorder though, and thats probably why I've never graduated to Formula one.
I just realized i need to watch this one again because I definitely want to hear your wisdom on formaldehyde!!! Somehow i missed it... multitasking.🤩💜💜💜
do you have any helpful ideas and tips for summer season, especially being in (pool) water most of the day? should I take oil with me or is nail polish a good idea for those days or not? thanks :)
Great advice as always! I find Cerave SA cream works really well for dry skin.
yes, depending where you buy it. That product has slightly different ingredients in USA, Canada or EU
Thanks for this informative video! I I’ve been using Mavala and it did not work well for me. Maybe I was was using it too often (2-3 times per week), my nails have always been soft, thin and bendy. After a while, the Mavala made the nails too hard and they constantly broke off below the quick. They are just now not breaking off and are starting to get a little length again. I was thinking maybe once a month would be okay and beneficial. One reason I used it was because the surface of my nails have been very peely lately (because they are more ridgy (aging?) and polish will not stick (Dazzle Dry only!)and it might have helped with that. Anyway, maybe I will try the OPI product.
Não consegui achar o óleo de jojoba, alguns dizem que nem conhecem, desde que você me falou para proteger minhas cutículas ( inchadas e feridas) tem dado certo, uso o azeite extra virgem quente, há 15 dias que faço todas as noites,e quando molho as mãos passo tbm, incrível como elas afinaram e diminuiu o inchaço, clarearam, olho pra elas e já vejo alguma blz, isso me anima a continuar cuidando, obrigada, tenho aprendido muito com seus vídeos, agora com legendas 😍😄
Eu
Speaking of the OPI Repair Mode, I received my bottle today. Instructions say to apply twice a day for 6 days. I will try for 5 more days and see what happens!!!
Please take photos!!! I would love to hear your feedback after few days (and see the pictures if you have them)
Hi Anna. I noticed today that one of my nails have that separation from the nail bed. The nail seems her middle finger’s nail. However, I am confuse.. should I expose the nail bed of that section by using a cuticle clipper or should I just file the nail very close to the seal? Thanks!!!
I want to grow my own nails they are healthy, but I do alot dishes. I clean alot. What can I use to grow em long and hard?
I've heard people recommend using rubber gloves to protect your hands while you clean!
I clean a lot and I use rubber gloves for everything. I always wash my hands after every cleaning session and when I do dishes. I always apply jojoba oil every time my hand touch water and I use Kerasal religiously before going to bed.
This constant care will be good enough.
And do the warm oil soak with the jojoba oil weekly. I've learned from Anna how important it is for healthy nail plate. She has a how to video
Hi Anna, I’ve just watched so many videos of yours, my nails are currently exactly like the ones in this video due to damage from frequently incorrect removal of BIAB…
In summary I am planning to get kerastal (or something with similar ingredients), jojoba oil, OPI repair and the ISDIN nail pen strengthener, is that right? Thank you!
- Kerasal ointment is is more for the skin around the nails.
- I don't recommend OPI Repair Mode for damaged and thinned out nails anymore.
- ISDIN pen is a great idea amzn.to/3nm9iax
I have more ideas and more details available here:
bit.ly/4hLrhT9
Dzięki bardzo za wspaniały materiał edukacyjny. W końcu zrozumialam róznice pomiedzy utwaraczami (hardners)do paznokci a odzywkami (conditins) Tez mam zniszczone paznokcie po dipowaniu i intuicyjnie zauwazylam, ze hardnersy mi nie pomagaly tylko pogarszaly stan paznokci. Teraz stosuje oleje w odzywce i jest duzo lepiej:))) Szkoda ze nie ma kanalu po polsku:(((. Bardzo Pania podziwiam za wiedze i doświadczenie. Prosze o jeszcze😊. Pozdrawiam z Polski ❤
Dziękuję serdecznie pani Ewo!
"Odzywki" w formie lakierów to trochę bajer marketingowy. Nic tak naprawdę nie pomagają płytce tylko tworzą otoczkę (która może tez doprowadzić do zniszczenia się płytki).
To tak jak picie piwa dla zdrowia bo piwo jest zrobione z jęczmienia a jęczmień dobry bo ma minerały.... okkkkkk.....
Tak działa większość firm marketingowych od kosmetyki.
Nie mówię ze nie ma skutecznych kosmetyków, ale cudy to nie są tak jak te firmy obiecują.
Do you think that glittery nailpolish is more damaging to the nail than polish without Glitter? I always feel like it bonds to the nail so much and it's so hard to get off (regular polish, not gel)
Greetings from a viewer from Germany😊 I Love your videos, there needs to be more appreciation for natural nails.
Hm. I don’t think it bonds better but it’s more difficult to remove. Maybe the acetone cannot get under the glitter parts as easily to dissolve the polish. The best method to remove stubborn glitter is soak off method like I remove Shellac. Basically wrapping the nails in aluminum foil
If i have ontcoltious - can I still do oil soaks with jojoba oil? Thank you- Reese
Hi Reese, what is _ontcoltious_? I tried to look it up on Google and couldn't find anything. Can you tell me more about this? Thanks! - MSL
Hello Anna, so sorry- I spelled it like I was saying it. Onycholysis- would I be ok to still soak or is moisture bad when I have a separated nail bed and nail plate? Thank you so much!
The nail will look ugly if you cut the part out where it separates. It is advised that I put on some nail enhancements to let the nail grow out after the cut for nail plate separation?
The problem is that often this happens BECAUSE of the enhancements (for few reasons).
Also the enhancement will create like a leverage and it will pull the nail up not allowing it to adhere properly.
Not to mention that any enhancement and even polish raises moisture level in the nail which can contribute to further lifting.
Also nail enhancements are enhancement, not replacements. They should be applied on a nail not on the skin. Healthy nail to top it off.
So I would say no :)
PS. Please see this video to learn more about onycholysis
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follow up here
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@@TheSalonLifeok thank you
this video made me realise that I actually cause damage to my side walls - yikes.
Amazing video as always
Thank you for this very helpful video!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you Mercedes!
Can I use only Jojoba Oil instead of Kerasal?
Sure, but they do completely different things.
Jojoba plasticizes the nails and it’s an emollient. Kerasal has urea and salicylic acid so it’s moisturizing and keratolitic (exfoliated the skin). Urea also protects the skin and helps to repair the skin barrier.
@TheSalonLife thank you for your reply! I did some research and understood the difference and will buy both. Unfortunately Kerasal isn't available in Germany and currently I'm not able to purchase anything online but I'm looking into alternatives. Maybe that would be a good video idea to showcase products and their alternatives? BTW your videos helped so much and I have a new and better understanding of how to take care of my nails. Thank you
cooties, LOL I have your voice in my head now saying "plasticize the nail" every time I rub the jojoba oil on
Thanks! Your videos are CRAZY helpful!! I’m very grateful that you share all your knowledge!!
-A new fan from Jersey US! @CourtneyLurae 😊❤
Awesome! Thank you!
What are your thoughts on Murula oil
People tend to come up with fancy, exotic oils to have something new to sell. Plain old jojoba works great. That and vaseline 😉
@@TheSalonLife thank you.
PS. Looks like jojoba absorbs better than Marula. So for the purpose of plasticising the nail jojoba would be a better choice.
@@TheSalonLife thank you again. Love how knowledgeable you are. Thanks for sharing.
My nails are just fine, but my skin looks like this. I'll try that cream.
I Think this client had have this bitten a lot - also around the cuticle. That can also les to bqcteria infecsion . 🥰
Hi, could she have used IBX to help?
Kerasal is almost 19 euros in Spain tho 🥲