I'm guessing this happened due to moisture. The nail lifted and as she washed her hands water got trapped under the nail. Then whwn she put the glue on, it locked it some of the water, which caused moisture, and the perfect Environment for bacteria to grow.
I had this when I was a teen, doing beauty pageants. We had to remove my acrylics, and I soaked my natural nails in peroxide. I let my nail beds dry out and grow out before I put acrylics back on. It was an awful experience.
Ladies and gentlemen this is not actually from nail glue, this is actually due to a nail fungus or just trapped moisture it's not her fault but the nail kept coming off which she should have done is coming in for a follow-up appointment and just redid her now or let the nail fall off naturally and properly put it back on I have been using press on nails for 15 years and I've never experienced this so what probably end up happening was she probably had a tear in her actual nail bed itself and due to the chopped moisture from the nail glue that had covered up that spot it was not able to
No, just be sure the nail is absolutely dry before (temporarily) repairing it with glue and unless you have the proper materials and equipment, pay your nail tech a visit ...
Its crazy because it can also happen without nail extensions it can happen with just the natural nail all it takes is for the skin under than nail to be exposed and water or other objects can get stuck under there causing extra germs and anything else to go in there and cause the infection.
That's way bigger a deal if it's happening underneath your natural nail, that's not as easily resolved and could become a big deal I'd think. This under an enhancement isn't really a huge deal unless it's left for months etc.
@@rakhatiif you have lifting, everyone nail tech I went to when I was younger said you coukd get a fungus/bacterial or injure your nail beds. Even st the chop shops they would say "you will get green growth on your nails, nasty".
this is the exact type of video my job would use against us to show why they don't allow us to wear acrylics 🤣. i'm in healthcare but this one is a frickin HR training video waiting to happen.
There are always safe ways to do things🤷🏻♂️ maybe in healthcare you can only Wear them for a few days or at most a week. I think it's kinda crazy to wear nails for weeks anyways cause they look awful grown out. (but I never tried acrylics)
No not pseudomonas! 😭 The smell. I can smell it. One of my residents has this awfully on her legs. Basically completely took them over. Nearly untreatable in our facility. Im so distressed thank goodness it was handled quickly and with no issues
Greenies... definitely water got up under her extension, and she glued it and trapped the moisture in. Usually it can be filed off the natural nail of its not to bad
Exactly why I just only use nail stickers, easy to apply, easy to remove, beginner friendly and cheaper with less fuss than the things that can happen when using nail glue and improper nail application
Oh God. Please, please never go back to that salon where you got those done. They didn't do a great job prepping the nail so it would lift. What a shame.
Pseudomonas is a nasty thing. I had it when I was 12 and I probably still do because it is said to me that it has entered my blood system. I got it on my legs and it got combined with staphylococcus and some other fungae ass well. I couldn't walk or stand for 2 months. Please, pleeease - be careful!!!
Had this in my sinuses along with staph. Dealt with it for years off and on. My one dr was surprised that I didn't feel severely ill. Went to a new one that finally stopped the process. May she RIP!
@@brendatomlinson thank you for the wishes, however, I was told that once the pseudomonas enters your blood system it will hardly ever leave, so it's quesgionable if I have overcome it or not. It did not come back to me in the same form yet, but it doesn't mean it won't. That is one of the reasons why I am pleading for the people to be carefull, we are fragile
Happened to me during Covid. I started using press ons, found a really good glue that would make a set last two weeks. I was good, until about the second month. I was so horrified 😅
@@mishathebeauty9632 Truthfully I had to stop wearing press ons for a while, this is many years ago n I thought it was a bruise lol. Can't really remember apart from it looked bloody horrible lol. My mum also used to get them
@@mishathebeauty9632 I had to leave my nails naked for a while. It was embarrassing, but letting them get air is what made it clear up so quickly. After a week I was able to just buff it off and wear a strengthening nail polish.
See, this is why I don't think press ons should be left on for more than 5 or so days. Too much gets trapped underneath. I wash my hands a lot and I know I'll catch fungus if I keep them on for longer than that.
Tw kinda graphic I got this under my natural nail before because my nail bed got infected which caused the whole nail to lift off the flesh, leaving space for moisture and bacteria to grow underneath the nail itself. I went to see my doctor and apparently it was not fungus but bacteria. I don't remember whether or not I actually lost the nail but now everything is back to normal. Learnt my lesson though: don't bite the skin around your nails and if you have a mild infection, treat it in the early stages.
I’ve had this happen, I got my acrylics taken off and under two of my acrylics my nails were dark green i was made fun of for days and I eventually just wore bandages until the green was gone. This was very traumatic as I was only in 8th grade
This is definitely what happens when water gets trapped up under that nail so she put nail glue on there to hold it down and it still had moisture under there causing this issue.
People have to understand gluing on your nails again is supposed to be for the one night that you go out and you still want your nails to look good it’s not a long-term thing they’re meant to be so you can glue it back on have a little girly moment take some photos, look cute and then when you get home at night, pop them off along with that lace front and if you’re going to use nail glue that means you can’t be washing dishes with your hands you can’t be letting moisture get under those nails and if you do your maximum amount of time you can even wear them after that or about 2 to 3 days you literally got to take them off as quick as possibleI never have this problem and I glue my nails down all the time but it’s because I’m not sitting there allowing my nails to stay on for weeks that’s insane.
FUNGUS TREATMENT I did on my Toenails/foot VERY IMPORTANT: I cut, trimmed, filed (top & around nails), and cleaned my toenails thoroughly. Then, pour 3% PEROXIDE into a bowl enough to cover toes. I soak the feet as well if there are bacteria around them. I left it for 15-25 min and did this 2-3x/week for 3 weeks, then down to 1/week. Mine was treated in 3 weeks. To NEUTRALIZE the Peroxide, have a bowl of vinegar and dip your toes/feet quickly. My toenails are now back to normal. Do not apply nail polish or anything during the treatment. If it's severe, you may have to treat it longer. Depending on the fungus severity, I reused the peroxide for 3 weeks, discarded it, then poured a fresh one. You will know when your toenails are treated. My maintenance routine consists of this treatment every 4-6 weeks when I remove my pedicures. I did not do pedicures during the first two to three weeks of the fungus cure. I used to take pills given by a podiatrist, which is unwise because it affects the rest of my body when I only want to treat a particular area. Peroxide soak is much more effective than pills that did nothing for me.
Yeah I do the same thing. When they lift and I don't have money to get an infill but I don't want to lose my nails just whip out the good old Super Glue
Soo i do my own gel polish and I got some type of fungus the tips of my thumbs are super dry and my skin is cracked. There’s like skin trying to grow under my nails..cut my nails super short and not doing anything to my nails right now. I’ve tried so many fungus creams Vaseline and it seems like it goes away then comes back . Any suggestions for what to do ?
Sounds more like contact dermatitis… and skin is supposed to grow under your nail. Most people push it back / scrape it from under too far when cleaning them or doing their nails. Look up the long nail girlies and you’ll come across someone who you can see the skin underneath the nail attached a fraction more than what everyone is used to seeing. Also, see a doctor/dermatologist if it is a fungus/bacteria so they can give you the correct antibiotic/cream… otherwise you could be creating your own superbug that’s resistant, and that’s when things get nasty. And really expensive depending where you live.
I can't wear fake nails. I tried it once. About 8 days my finger nails were on fire! I put them in ice cube water, trying to get them off! Their were holes in my nails! Never again! 😢
CAN you make a VIDEO ABOUT JELL-TIPS "popping off" even if you have used nail prep/ dehydrator its hard to be a dyier if nails keep popping off especially on dominant hand
Yep my mom had that before from water getting under the nail. This is why I do our nails and no problem. Self taught because I refuse to pay you to destroy our nails and get us sick..
I wore fake nails by glueing it from the glue they gave and when I removed it, my nails were so dry and Rocky leaving a think layer of glue on my nail just like shown on the vid but now I realised my mistake 😅
yall the glue is stuck to my nails, i tried to bite it off…didn’t go well. my tongue got stuck to my tooth, and my lips had nail glue all over them. i swallowed a bunch of nail glue, and now i might die. what do i do yall 🤷🏽♀️
White vinegar, a few drops twice a day. I did this on my doctor's advice a few years ago and it cleared right up in about a week. Maybe a bit less, it's been awhile.
I'm a manicurist of 25 yrs...get you a gel bleach pen. Everytime you get out of the shower , dry off and apply the bleach ( with no nail polish). Works like a champ!
Unless it tore off from trauma and the person just glued it back on like that (..doubt) …it looks like the nail tech trashed and damaged that persons nail when removing it. Can see the natural nail layers on the acrylic 😭 I’d die. Bacteria/Fungus or not… it should have been soaked off for way way longer and more carefully.
I'm guessing this happened due to moisture.
The nail lifted and as she washed her hands water got trapped under the nail. Then whwn she put the glue on, it locked it some of the water, which caused moisture, and the perfect Environment for bacteria to grow.
Your right😊
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Yeah. It probably got worse by sealing with nail glue, but I have seen cases that people still get it without sealing lifted areas with glue.
Yeah thats what this is, she names it correctly. It's not as bad as it looks.
When i glue it back on, i always mini prep with a file and then wipe with alcohol. I’ve never had a problem.
I had this when I was a teen, doing beauty pageants. We had to remove my acrylics, and I soaked my natural nails in peroxide. I let my nail beds dry out and grow out before I put acrylics back on. It was an awful experience.
Peroxide kills healthy skin cells, it's almost never ideal. All you need is 91% alcohol for this and air. Can't live in air and alcohol.
Ladies and gentlemen this is not actually from nail glue, this is actually due to a nail fungus or just trapped moisture it's not her fault but the nail kept coming off which she should have done is coming in for a follow-up appointment and just redid her now or let the nail fall off naturally and properly put it back on I have been using press on nails for 15 years and I've never experienced this so what probably end up happening was she probably had a tear in her actual nail bed itself and due to the chopped moisture from the nail glue that had covered up that spot it was not able to
Of course it is her fault.
But these aren't press on nails right? So what GLUE are they talking about if these are extensions??
@@beyond-samsara Its acrylics nails būt that girl seeing that those nails started to fall of so she decided to nails glue them
Green Nail Syndrome (GNS, Pseudomonas nail infection, chloronychia, green striped nails, chromonychia)
Should i stop using nail glue
Thanks for the replies guy also i use adhesive tabs now i have left nail glue
No, just be sure the nail is absolutely dry before (temporarily) repairing it with glue and unless you have the proper materials and equipment, pay your nail tech a visit ...
My reply was for ava btw
@@nancycervantes1548 thx for telling me but im talking about press ons :)
@@nancycervantes1548 because like whenever my salon nail lifts i quicky give my nail tech a visit
Its crazy because it can also happen without nail extensions it can happen with just the natural nail all it takes is for the skin under than nail to be exposed and water or other objects can get stuck under there causing extra germs and anything else to go in there and cause the infection.
That's way bigger a deal if it's happening underneath your natural nail, that's not as easily resolved and could become a big deal I'd think. This under an enhancement isn't really a huge deal unless it's left for months etc.
I hate it when I advise the customer to do a new set but they refuse.
When shit like this happen, they come back and blame us
I'm just curious if you forwarn them that something like this will happen or if you only advise they should do a new set?
@@rakhatiif you have lifting, everyone nail tech I went to when I was younger said you coukd get a fungus/bacterial or injure your nail beds. Even st the chop shops they would say "you will get green growth on your nails, nasty".
this is the exact type of video my job would use against us to show why they don't allow us to wear acrylics 🤣. i'm in healthcare but this one is a frickin HR training video waiting to happen.
There are always safe ways to do things🤷🏻♂️ maybe in healthcare you can only Wear them for a few days or at most a week.
I think it's kinda crazy to wear nails for weeks anyways cause they look awful grown out. (but I never tried acrylics)
Omg true! This is so niche I’m surprised I found this comment but I’m so glad I did lol. Some of those videos be WIIILD 😂
Yep they show this kinda video to scare us in healthcare
I mean you could just wear clear nails. I’ve done several clear-tinted nails and you can see if anything unsavory is happening if you’re paranoid.
I too learnt the hard way, but thankfully it wasn't that bad so I could just buff it off my nail
No not pseudomonas! 😭 The smell. I can smell it. One of my residents has this awfully on her legs. Basically completely took them over. Nearly untreatable in our facility.
Im so distressed thank goodness it was handled quickly and with no issues
On her legs? This is a nail infection. How do you get it on your legs?!
Greenies... definitely water got up under her extension, and she glued it and trapped the moisture in. Usually it can be filed off the natural nail of its not to bad
I am so glad you’re using gloves.
Exactly why I just only use nail stickers, easy to apply, easy to remove, beginner friendly and cheaper with less fuss than the things that can happen when using nail glue and improper nail application
Oh God. Please, please never go back to that salon where you got those done. They didn't do a great job prepping the nail so it would lift. What a shame.
Pseudomonas is a nasty thing. I had it when I was 12 and I probably still do because it is said to me that it has entered my blood system. I got it on my legs and it got combined with staphylococcus and some other fungae ass well. I couldn't walk or stand for 2 months. Please, pleeease - be careful!!!
Had this in my sinuses along with staph. Dealt with it for years off and on. My one dr was surprised that I didn't feel severely ill. Went to a new one that finally stopped the process. May she RIP!
Wow
These stories are scaring me! I’m glad for both of you overcoming this horrible infection.
@@brendatomlinson thank you for the wishes, however, I was told that once the pseudomonas enters your blood system it will hardly ever leave, so it's quesgionable if I have overcome it or not. It did not come back to me in the same form yet, but it doesn't mean it won't. That is one of the reasons why I am pleading for the people to be carefull, we are fragile
@@leeeeeij I’m horrified to learn about this bacteria’s properties. I hope it stays dormant (? not sure that’s the correct word) in your body.
Happened to me during Covid. I started using press ons, found a really good glue that would make a set last two weeks. I was good, until about the second month. I was so horrified 😅
Same here I used to get them regularly with press on nails, ain't had it once since changing to acrylics x
How did you get rid of it?
@@mishathebeauty9632 Truthfully I had to stop wearing press ons for a while, this is many years ago n I thought it was a bruise lol. Can't really remember apart from it looked bloody horrible lol. My mum also used to get them
@@mishathebeauty9632 I had to leave my nails naked for a while. It was embarrassing, but letting them get air is what made it clear up so quickly. After a week I was able to just buff it off and wear a strengthening nail polish.
See, this is why I don't think press ons should be left on for more than 5 or so days. Too much gets trapped underneath. I wash my hands a lot and I know I'll catch fungus if I keep them on for longer than that.
Experienced the same thing. After removing the press-ons, I applied a mixture of coconut oil and tea tree oil daily and now it’s no longer there
Tw kinda graphic
I got this under my natural nail before because my nail bed got infected which caused the whole nail to lift off the flesh, leaving space for moisture and bacteria to grow underneath the nail itself.
I went to see my doctor and apparently it was not fungus but bacteria. I don't remember whether or not I actually lost the nail but now everything is back to normal.
Learnt my lesson though: don't bite the skin around your nails and if you have a mild infection, treat it in the early stages.
Not me watching this with press on nails 😅
Me too!! 😂😂😂
I’ve had this happen, I got my acrylics taken off and under two of my acrylics my nails were dark green i was made fun of for days and I eventually just wore bandages until the green was gone. This was very traumatic as I was only in 8th grade
What a ridiculous thing for kids to make fun of someone for! I’m sorry you had that experience. Glad the band aids gave you some peace!
Bad advertising. I never wanna get my nails done again
The extensions are too long for her nail beds, so lifting is going to happen. Also soft gel isn't ideal for long extensions
If your nails lift, just come to the salon redone, don't glue it
I’m amazed she was able to keep them on for that long lol usually one of my gets caught on something
This is definitely what happens when water gets trapped up under that nail so she put nail glue on there to hold it down and it still had moisture under there causing this issue.
People have to understand gluing on your nails again is supposed to be for the one night that you go out and you still want your nails to look good it’s not a long-term thing they’re meant to be so you can glue it back on have a little girly moment take some photos, look cute and then when you get home at night, pop them off along with that lace front and if you’re going to use nail glue that means you can’t be washing dishes with your hands you can’t be letting moisture get under those nails and if you do your maximum amount of time you can even wear them after that or about 2 to 3 days you literally got to take them off as quick as possibleI never have this problem and I glue my nails down all the time but it’s because I’m not sitting there allowing my nails to stay on for weeks that’s insane.
That happened to me a few times with glamnetic nails... I stopped wearing them...
FUNGUS TREATMENT I did on my Toenails/foot VERY IMPORTANT: I cut, trimmed, filed (top & around nails), and cleaned my toenails thoroughly. Then, pour 3% PEROXIDE into a bowl enough to cover toes. I soak the feet as well if there are bacteria around them. I left it for 15-25 min and did this 2-3x/week for 3 weeks, then down to 1/week. Mine was treated in 3 weeks. To NEUTRALIZE the Peroxide, have a bowl of vinegar and dip your toes/feet quickly. My toenails are now back to normal. Do not apply nail polish or anything during the treatment. If it's severe, you may have to treat it longer. Depending on the fungus severity, I reused the peroxide for 3 weeks, discarded it, then poured a fresh one. You will know when your toenails are treated. My maintenance routine consists of this treatment every 4-6 weeks when I remove my pedicures. I did not do pedicures during the first two to three weeks of the fungus cure. I used to take pills given by a podiatrist, which is unwise because it affects the rest of my body when I only want to treat a particular area. Peroxide soak is much more effective than pills that did nothing for me.
when you get moisture trapped in there
Any nail growth over 3 weeks old looks nasty anyway, better to take them off
This has never happened to me. I used nail glue to glue sets on all the time and always wash my hands. Are they doing something I’m not?
I’ve been using nail glue and press one for years and in all the years I have only had this happen to me two times.
What’s the name of the longer video ?
I used to get these alot when I used press on nails, ain't had it once since changing to acrylics
I started to getting GNS lately with my press ons but it's been mostly my thumbs.
GROSS!!! She should have never waited that long to remove them!! Water/moisture got under those that’s why this happened!
Thanks for spreading knowledge and awareness
Yeah I do the same thing. When they lift and I don't have money to get an infill but I don't want to lose my nails just whip out the good old Super Glue
Do your nails get infected from the superglue?
oof i feel so bad for her :(
How to prevent it? Leave your nails natural?
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I dreamt of having this bacterial infection tonight because I saw one of your videos 😅 I’m happy I don’t have it
Heh I’ve done this to myself before it’s super unsettling 😂😂
Soo i do my own gel polish and I got some type of fungus the tips of my thumbs are super dry and my skin is cracked. There’s like skin trying to grow under my nails..cut my nails super short and not doing anything to my nails right now. I’ve tried so many fungus creams Vaseline and it seems like it goes away then comes back . Any suggestions for what to do ?
Sounds more like contact dermatitis…
and skin is supposed to grow under your nail. Most people push it back / scrape it from under too far when cleaning them or doing their nails. Look up the long nail girlies and you’ll come across someone who you can see the skin underneath the nail attached a fraction more than what everyone is used to seeing.
Also, see a doctor/dermatologist if it is a fungus/bacteria so they can give you the correct antibiotic/cream… otherwise you could be creating your own superbug that’s resistant, and that’s when things get nasty.
And really expensive depending where you live.
I can't wear fake nails. I tried it once. About 8 days my finger nails were on fire! I put them in ice cube water, trying to get them off! Their were holes in my nails! Never again! 😢
You obviously didnt do your research or did something wrong or didn't prep your nails
Or the product could’ve caused the damage 🙄
That happened to me and it leaves a big stingy mark where you can't press on that finger nail area and it hurts soooooo bad ooch
CAN you make a VIDEO ABOUT JELL-TIPS "popping off" even if you have used nail prep/ dehydrator its hard to be a dyier if nails keep popping off especially on dominant hand
In order to avoid this, whenever my press-on becomes a bit loose, I immediately remove it and reapply it like I would from the beginning.
True and it hurts so much😢😢 i have,the same but so much bleeding
Pls which Glue do u use
When it started lifting she should have taken them off from the start! When she glued it back she trapped bacteria inside the nail.
Maybe she didn't have the money right away for a salon visit
Nice, info is correct.
Is nail glue(like sticker glue for nails) good for your nails that you don’t get that green thing
Happened to me but to be honest it removed quickly
Ew the greenies.
GreenNail😨😨😨
勿論！施術できませんね😭
She got the greenies 😢
So that's why my parents won't let me get mine done lol
Yep my mom had that before from water getting under the nail. This is why I do our nails and no problem. Self taught because I refuse to pay you to destroy our nails and get us sick..
Ummm you can do that at home to yourself very easily.
It’s not giving 😂
She kept them on too long
I had this problem aswell
So I’m not supposed to use nail glue ??? How does it stick then
That's gross I'm glad that I don't put that on my nails
Ye fake nails applay karne ki waja se hoi hai???
I wore fake nails by glueing it from the glue they gave and when I removed it, my nails were so dry and Rocky leaving a think layer of glue on my nail just like shown on the vid but now I realised my mistake 😅
What brand of your glue for fake nails ? Even you don't use nail glue
The Greenies
How or where do I go to watch the longer video I’m very curious about this because I actually had it once
I can't find it either
Is there even a longer video? Maybe they just made this short on it and that's it
Just research the greenies yourself if you want to know more. That's the term they use for this infection
I do my nails I just avoid doing that one when i get it. It looks kind of weird but whatever its only one.
The aroma around her nails 🤌✨
DAMN
how do i make Sure it wont happen to me
You could switch to another adhesion product
My sis got them
As a kid I used elmer’s glue-
I ll have my own nails thanks
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Greenies?
So now, what did you do for her?
Her: your hurting me
Me : who wouldn’t want to
Why when i use nail it does this ? But the gel glue doesn’t?
yall the glue is stuck to my nails, i tried to bite it off…didn’t go well. my tongue got stuck to my tooth, and my lips had nail glue all over them. i swallowed a bunch of nail glue, and now i might die. what do i do yall 🤷🏽♀️
Greenie
очень знакомая манера речи
Greenies
That exalty happened to me
Sounds like she only put glue under the lifted part which no offense is a common sense no no. We are human and we all mistakes.
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Warning. The press on tabs on a Temu are crap. AVOID, AVOID, AVOID. Thank You for sharing!
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Oh my. 😱
Can you link the video in the replies to this comment please?
What can be done I have that on my pig toe. It’s so ugly
Candid ointment
@@kritikaroy5058 it's not a fungus it's bacterial so that won't work
@@Hbomb411 oh ho😞
White vinegar, a few drops twice a day. I did this on my doctor's advice a few years ago and it cleared right up in about a week. Maybe a bit less, it's been awhile.
I'm a manicurist of 25 yrs...get you a gel bleach pen. Everytime you get out of the shower , dry off and apply the bleach ( with no nail polish). Works like a champ!
I use nail glue or shoe and that never happen all though it does leave glue on the nail but it works fine for me
.... I literally just got nails and I had to use nail glue
My mom used super glue on her nail and nothing happened 😂😂
Oh 😭
how to move nail on my hand😢
Wow I’m early!
Fake nails? Nah...I'm good.
Is she a nurse? Bacteria usually seen in healthcare facilities
Apparently this nail technician wasn't very good. I've never had a nail lift like this.
Unless it tore off from trauma and the person just glued it back on like that (..doubt) …it looks like the nail tech trashed and damaged that persons nail when removing it. Can see the natural nail layers on the acrylic 😭 I’d die. Bacteria/Fungus or not… it should have been soaked off for way way longer and more carefully.
Hi
Im early!
My nail glue is not toxic in like 4 mins it heals