This is great, I get confused when I look at your line to buy and this answered every single question I had. And also makes me appreciate how much thought you put into your products!
Ok she has the best way of explaining things!! I am not a nail tech yet, more of an enthusiast, & I love YN products. But sometimes I am so confused on how to use the products I get or I use them incorrectly & see issues. So thank you so much for such an in-depth explanation. 🙏🙏❤️
Thank you for making these basics videos! I finished nail school where we actually watched a lot of young nails videos, but did not learn anything about gel besides basic polishing it on. This is very helpful. Please keep making these step by step videos! Just wondering would I be able to do a tip (not full coverage) and use mani q soft gel in the pot as a overlay instead of hard gel or acrylic? Thanks!
No, you can't extend with soft gels. If you are adding a tip, even a short one, it's an extensions instead of an overlay. Our fiber gel is a bit thicker and has had success used over a very short acrylic tip if you want to try that.
You do not need to apply base on top of the gel polish color. You apply base on the natural nail after prepping the nail and before applying the gel color.
@@youngnailsinc omg I meant before the polish hahha but also I’m new to hard gel what’s the difference between soft and hard gel bc I feel like they are similar ? I know soft you soak off and hard gel is stronger ..
We have some great videos on this for you: ua-cam.com/video/_arxdOMJxQw/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/LFykeb6GC2Q/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/McvVnrFm6vI/v-deo.html
When filing your own nails with your non dominant hand should I be switching the motor to Reverse or do I leave it on the forward as I use it being right handed
If you are right handed and you are e-filing your right hand using your left, you switch to reverse depending on which way your right hand is facing. If that makes sense. If you have your fingers bent downward into your palm like almost making a fist, you use reverse. If you work on your right hand while it is flat facing away from you keep it in forward.
Yes it does make sense however mostly I have my right hand flat in front of me for majority of the filing so I should keep it on forward but if making a fist in front of myself I would put it in reverse
Swipe is an alcohol and acetone based product formulated to cleanse the nail perfectly for product. Here is a video about Swipe & how to use it: ua-cam.com/video/lXxr0U-kHkM/v-deo.html
When the nail grows out and the free edge isn't getting moisture from the nail bed any longer, it gets dehydrated and loses its flexibility. With wear and tear, it can start to pull away. Make sure your clients are using cuticle oil on a regular basis (at least once/twice daily) to help keep the nails hydrated and flexible.
We would recommend if you do wipe the tacky surface, give the nail a light buff, cleanse and apply Protein Bond before doing your design and then top coat.
This is great, I get confused when I look at your line to buy and this answered every single question I had. And also makes me appreciate how much thought you put into your products!
Omggg yes!!!! Now I feel confident when working with soft gels!
Thank you Ms Karen for explaining 💅🏻🥰
Ok she has the best way of explaining things!! I am not a nail tech yet, more of an enthusiast, & I love YN products. But sometimes I am so confused on how to use the products I get or I use them incorrectly & see issues. So thank you so much for such an in-depth explanation. 🙏🙏❤️
Karen, I absolutely love your videos!! Thanks for sharing!! ❤
Thank you Karen. I love how you were very detail to each one
Very didactic class. Thank you so much ❤ now I understand how to use each line of products
Thank you! I prefer working with soft gels, this answered many of the questions I had about YN products.
Great detailed video. Thank you. 😊
This is a keeper. I will be going back to this video.
Thanks Karen! 😃 ❤
The video I was waiting for ! 🥰
Thanks Karen.
Thank you
Thank you for making these basics videos! I finished nail school where we actually watched a lot of young nails videos, but did not learn anything about gel besides basic polishing it on. This is very helpful. Please keep making these step by step videos!
Just wondering would I be able to do a tip (not full coverage) and use mani q soft gel in the pot as a overlay instead of hard gel or acrylic? Thanks!
No, you can't extend with soft gels. If you are adding a tip, even a short one, it's an extensions instead of an overlay.
Our fiber gel is a bit thicker and has had success used over a very short acrylic tip if you want to try that.
Thank you so much for explaining this! Any way that y’all could do a similar video for all of the hard gels? 🙏🏻 ❤
ua-cam.com/video/LFykeb6GC2Q/v-deo.html&feature=shares
I like to use Go Time for gel pedicures.
Thanks Karen 🙂
Great video thanks
Very helpful video 💕
Omg thanks so much ❤️❤️
If I want to do cream clay on a natural nail what base do you recommend? Is a top coat needed?
We would use our maniq base and top coat.
Oh my WOW! I just realized it says on the bottle soak off so that means those bottles soak off!😂 no wonder I'm just a nail enthusiast.
So base.
Soft builder
And the hard builder for a gel mani?
If i don't do a soft in between the hard my nails or gel polish pop off?
We are not using any hard gel in this video. These are all of our soft gels meaning they can be soaked off.
Good morning!
Don’t we use base coat over every polish so it adheres the product or it’s not necessary ? but primer is a must
You do not need to apply base on top of the gel polish color. You apply base on the natural nail after prepping the nail and before applying the gel color.
@@youngnailsinc omg I meant before the polish hahha but also I’m new to hard gel what’s the difference between soft and hard gel bc I feel like they are similar ? I know soft you soak off and hard gel is stronger ..
We have some great videos on this for you: ua-cam.com/video/_arxdOMJxQw/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/LFykeb6GC2Q/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/McvVnrFm6vI/v-deo.html
When filing your own nails with your non dominant hand should I be switching the motor to Reverse or do I leave it on the forward as I use it being right handed
If you are right handed and you are e-filing your right hand using your left, you switch to reverse depending on which way your right hand is facing. If that makes sense. If you have your fingers bent downward into your palm like almost making a fist, you use reverse. If you work on your right hand while it is flat facing away from you keep it in forward.
Yes it does make sense however mostly I have my right hand flat in front of me for majority of the filing so I should keep it on forward but if making a fist in front of myself I would put it in reverse
@@bnailed6035 Correct
So is base coat necesaary before putting a gel polish color over acrylic?
No, the enhancement acts as the base. So we would finish file, cleanse with swipe, a coat of protein bond and then gel polish.
With GO time and using two coats, do you have to buff between since there is no sticky layer?
No, Go Time is designed to adhere to itself, so no buffing between coats is needed.
Thanks Karen!
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I didn't know I could use conversion base and top with regular nail polish. Neat, thank you!
Do you need to use protein bond when using Mani Q with keratin??
We always use protein bond, but if you prefer to soak off then we recommend only applying it to the tips of the nails.
6:10 I thought that swipe didn’t have any acetone in it? If you don’t have mani q cleanse then what can you use to take that sticky layer off?
Swipe is an alcohol and acetone based product formulated to cleanse the nail perfectly for product.
Here is a video about Swipe & how to use it: ua-cam.com/video/lXxr0U-kHkM/v-deo.html
I love the fiber gel but I’m getting lifting at the tips
Are you applying on your natural nails or over something else?
@@youngnailsincnatural nails
Is the lifting immediate or after it's been on for a little while?
@@youngnailsincafter alittle while
When the nail grows out and the free edge isn't getting moisture from the nail bed any longer, it gets dehydrated and loses its flexibility. With wear and tear, it can start to pull away. Make sure your clients are using cuticle oil on a regular basis (at least once/twice daily) to help keep the nails hydrated and flexible.
What if we are going to be doing nail art & need to wipe the tacky layer to do so ?
We would recommend if you do wipe the tacky surface, give the nail a light buff, cleanse and apply Protein Bond before doing your design and then top coat.
Does the fiber gel need a base of protein bond?
We always use protein bond, but there has been some success without it.
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I mean, a rule of thumb is it takes 30 minutes for two coats of regular polish to dry… gel all the way 😅😂
When working with the [YN] Polish, this is a faster drying polish, so you can usually encapsulate it with Conversion gels within 5 minutes.