You’re so right about practice and it getting easier and faster. And 4 hours for short one color set was my time too. You do need grace. Your bead pick up is great and that’s half the battle! It’s literally repetition that gains you speed. Pple ask how to make sets go faster. No straight answer. Cause you can’t take shortcuts. So it’s practice fr fr. ❤ ty for saying so. The process is not quick. You’re right and the nails shops have it set in everyone’s mind that it takes an hour. They skipping SO much including disease prevention. It’s crazy what I hear from clients who have recently been. So 💯 to everything you said! 👏
Yes!!! Repetition, and practice! You literally get better with time. 💕☺️ … & yes girl!!! I hear so many horror stories about the chop shops! And even have some of my own smh. Once I learned safety and sanitation, I literally was sick thinking about all the corners they cut! 🤢 and they really get away with it because most ppl simply don’t know smh… so I try to educate my clients as well.. helps them understand and respect the process and timing too.
@@RiiRiiJordan everything you said. Exactly same Literally clients DONT know the files should be new. Something as simple as that. The pedicure situations are the WORST 🤢
It's hard for beginners also to know which formula they are going to use to pick up the monomer and Arylic powders and how to apply them because so many professionals have different ideas of how to pick up Arylic and lay it down
This is very true! …and sometimes that can be confusing because you don’t know which method to use and when.. but that beauty in that is to practice the different methods and do what works for you! Not everything has a right and wrong way… for example, I think for picking up the beads, yes, it’s so much easier when it’s a neat ball.. however, you can’t get a perfect ball if you have a crimped brush. You’ll more than likely have an oval. So the lay down will be different because you’ll either have to turn your brush sideways to apply it or fold the head in before you start to lay it down.. there are so many methods.. I say learn them all.. but do what works for you! ☺️🤍
You’re so right about practice and it getting easier and faster. And 4 hours for short one color set was my time too. You do need grace. Your bead pick up is great and that’s half the battle! It’s literally repetition that gains you speed. Pple ask how to make sets go faster. No straight answer. Cause you can’t take shortcuts. So it’s practice fr fr. ❤ ty for saying so. The process is not quick. You’re right and the nails shops have it set in everyone’s mind that it takes an hour. They skipping SO much including disease prevention. It’s crazy what I hear from clients who have recently been. So 💯 to everything you said! 👏
Yes!!! Repetition, and practice! You literally get better with time. 💕☺️ … & yes girl!!! I hear so many horror stories about the chop shops! And even have some of my own smh. Once I learned safety and sanitation, I literally was sick thinking about all the corners they cut! 🤢 and they really get away with it because most ppl simply don’t know smh… so I try to educate my clients as well.. helps them understand and respect the process and timing too.
@@RiiRiiJordan everything you said. Exactly same Literally clients DONT know the files should be new. Something as simple as that. The pedicure situations are the WORST 🤢
17:52 end result beautiful! I can’t get shorties that good looking ❤
Thank you girly!!! … & I’m sure you will, in time ☺️✨
It's hard for beginners also to know which formula they are going to use to pick up the monomer and Arylic powders and how to apply them because so many professionals have different ideas of how to pick up Arylic and lay it down
This is very true! …and sometimes that can be confusing because you don’t know which method to use and when.. but that beauty in that is to practice the different methods and do what works for you! Not everything has a right and wrong way… for example, I think for picking up the beads, yes, it’s so much easier when it’s a neat ball.. however, you can’t get a perfect ball if you have a crimped brush. You’ll more than likely have an oval. So the lay down will be different because you’ll either have to turn your brush sideways to apply it or fold the head in before you start to lay it down.. there are so many methods.. I say learn them all.. but do what works for you! ☺️🤍
**fold the bead in