There's different kinds of nails. My cousin's have thick nails that they can grow this long without doing anything. I however have thin nails, thinner than a blade, which is why a simple slide of my nails on anyone's flesh can cut their skin. 😅 Thin means I can't make them grow longer than 4mm. The only time I was able to make my nails grow was when I was still pregnant, coz during pregnancy our nails gets stronger. After I gave birth, it all went away. My only option is to use press-on nails or this way, which is to use a rubber base.
Your nails don't need to breathe, they're dead. Basically, gel or normal polish add a layer of protection to your nails and keeps them from breaking more easily.
So the trick to helping them grow and stay long is a good strong apex. Focus on that mainly. This is why some people can more easily grow their nails longer than others if they already have a natural curve and thickness to the apex. But using products like this where you can build it up a little bit more will help even if you don't have it naturally. A good tip to remember is that the longer they grow, the thicker the apex should be in order to sustain the length. Just make sure it doesn't go past the free edge, and don't over thicken the very tip of the nails. This can make it heavy there and cause pressure at the apex, then it could break off. Balance is key.
Yes an apex u are right so I'm learning at home just as one my hobbies and for months they would lift and pop off right after I did them some times just hours after I did them till I learned about APEX and bam now they never come off huge difference when u focus on that
@@MonsterrBunneh free edge is the part of the nail that extends past the finger tip. So you don't want to thicken the free edge with product bcuz it can't support weight and could break. When building apex (the thicker "hump" or natural curve in the middle of the nail) you don't want to go past the free edge or past the finger tip
@@itsmekiki6508 yes, whether using just nail polish, or a gel, it's good to cap the entire nail all the way to the underside so that it seals, or encapsulates, the whole nail and makes the manicure last longer. I like to use a rubber base gel on my natural nails when they get long bcuz it sort of flexes along with your nail and absorbs everyday impact to prevent breaks/cracks. I always do underneath the nail but I try not to make that too thick, especially on the very tip bcuz you don't want heavy tips. Heavy/thick tips will cause the nail to break off. Last I use a thin gel no-wipe top coat.
wish to god I could find a nail tech in my area with a grounding in Russian techniques. gotta drive 40 minutes just to find someone who can do stilettos that aren’t lumpy, forget about all the cuticle care 😭
Russian manicures are terrible for cuticles. They get that "clean" look by basically obliterating the cuticle. You can tell by the red inflamed look that cuticles have in so many videos. Cuticles should never have an efile used on them or massive trimming with cuticle scissors. Most people just need them pushed back gently. Cuticles exist for a reason - to protect your nail bed from infection, and a Russian manicure pulls the cuticle off the nail plate and removes way too much. It's not healthy at all.
@@cosmicmuffin322 if done correctly, it will never look inflamed, you can watch actual russians do it, they do it very professionaly. And no, removing the cuticle doesn't lead to any problems. I have friends who get russian manicure done for years, never got an infection
Well, hate to burst your bubbles (no pun intended but that is funny) the last 4 months I have had over 12 ER patients with horrific cuticles that are inflamed and infected to the point that an oral antibiotic and a topical were required and every complaint charted indicated a “Russian Manicure”, now that does NOT mean it was a Russian nail tech, they could have meant “technique” vs the persons cultural background, but that was the commonality for ALL of them and they looked just like “THAT KID” in 4th grade that nibbled his cuticles until they bled, and all of these people came from ALL demographics, from Lower Middle Class to plain ‘ol Mega Rich so who they went to, to have a “Russian Manicure” is anyone’s guess but with THAT MANY infections, the Health board would be notified and then a Unit Clerk would call the patient if the RN didn’t get the name of the Salon and there you go. Sooooo, you’d know fairly quickly if you phoned your Salon and they were closed for a week or two for some obvious reasons after putting 2 and 2 together. IF it is a Health Board Violation they are shut down for, a sign would be posted on the front door and their VM must indicate as such. That rule could vary as I am not sure if it is a City rule or a Federal, etc etc. If you go to the same person definitely watch how they clean their tools or ask, Autoclave? Light? Etc. And PLEASE PLEASE DO NOT EVER LET ANYONE USE A USED BUFFER, FILE, EMORY BOARD OR ANYTHING THAT CAN BE USED ON SOMEONE ELSE!!! I will ask for mine when they are done as they MUST discard them after each use and it is MINE so why not? All they can do is say no and they I would ask why and see if they say, oh, we clean them by blue light or some ridiculous answer that is NOT good enough. Staph, Fungal infections GROSS GROSS GROSS and very hard to get rid of!!!!!
Sameee! One time the nail tech hurt my cuticle so bad that while she was applying a light pink nail polish, it kept bleeding and the red of my blood mixed with the polish so that nail was a deeper shade of pink 😰
@@cosmicmuffin322 you'd better keep quiet if you don't know and haven't seen a real russian manicure. Russian manicure is unlikely to be done outside of Russia at all, unless it is russian masters, because only we teach the right techniques. I have been doing manicure for six years and none of my clients HAVE EVER had any problems with their nails. except for girls who came from vacations or business trips from other countries. because they had to redo their manicures there and the nails they came with were in such a terrible state that I wanted to cry looking at them.
Q: once you apply the rubber base, can you use regular nail polish…wear that for a while…and then remove the nail polish with remover WITHOUT removing the rubber base?
yes, I do that all the time.. normal nail polish stays and also looks much better on products like that and a polish remover without acetone doesn't harm the base either, so you can change the color as often as you want to and the base stays where it is :)
@@Bigb00bs_umchileanywaysso only with acetone or filing it dow carefully or, letting it grow out .. but usually it would just be refilled where it's grown out
Peel off base coat would be a great option to go on top of this before applying your regular polish. That way you won't have to use acetone when you want to change shades.
I do my mother's nails. She uses so many different skincare products... In order to get anything to stick to her nails, she has to soak them in acetone for a minute before I can apply the primer. It's just crazy
Using acetone to dehydrate her nails is a perfectly fine option. It just means she has oily nail beds and needs something to remove the oil so the gel or polish sticks to the nails.
No that’s a well filed nail tip you can literally see where your natural nails end. What’s she’s doing does work though that’s how I grow out my nails as well. If you want her look use a natural coloured nail tip and file away once you put the base coat it will be transparent.
I have been attempting this but my rubber base gel lifts and peels off at the bottom edge. I actively try to ‘seal’ the edges, but it still liftsAny tips?
What do you recommend for a nail that constantly brakes straight down the middle? (There’s one in particular that has a line/ridge that seems to go down to my cuticle. It was slammed in two different doors in childhood sadly by people I know.) and they can be brittle at times; so I’m sure my diet /water intake and all that can only help so much
Im low-key triggered by such large nails beds talking about how easy it was to grow out their nails. My nail beds are so small, my nails are thin and brittle, and always, always break. I have to have acrylics. Otherwise I'm getting way over stimulated by my thin nails bending and cracks getting caught of my hair or clothes.
Any tips to heal your nails. I’ve had dip for several years and my nails have never had an issue until now after getting them done by someone new. It’s been about 4 months and they are still red and hurt a lot around my cuticle and the nail fold wear your nail grows from but my natural nail is too thin not to have something strong or it will break off. Any tips to get them To stop hurting would be amazing ❤️
That's what I do to keep my French manicure on, 3-6 t gel topcoats ! A really thick topcoat stops the dents and nicks chipping your polish! A good basecoat is Arte Clavo, a really cheap Ebay gel polish. And good topcoat is Collection 2000 Solar, its good on bendy nails and cheap! Now I'm after Essie or a good grippy basecoat! Nail industry all a con! UK 🇬🇧 27.11.23
My clients have been experiencing lifting with rubber base when I use the same technique here assuming you don’t need a base coat of anything since the rubber base coat is technically the base , what dehydrator and primer do you recommend and should I use a bonder too or no..?
I treated myself to CND SHELLAC TOPCOAT AND BASECOAT and my nails chipped, aagh! Might be the cheapo Wet n Wild White creme nail polish I used, it's a awful crumbly nail polish! Nice shine! I'm trying to strengthen my nails so they can grow long! Used Essie Here Stay basecoat but it chips and shrinks! Good tip is thin thin layers, thin down thick polish, less bulk is less lifting! Works for me! Also apply 3-4 thin layers of topcoat and use nail Drying drops! I use Maybelline nail dry drops work fast! UK 🇬🇧
I would like to try this. I’m a nail biter and I’ve been working on quoting the habit ( very hard ) and because of years of damage and not proper growth, my nails are weak and bend. I just want to be able to get them to grow and to maintain them.
Would you be able to do a video on how to prevent lifting at the free edge with the structure rubber base. It’s my first time trying your technique which I love but on only a few of my nails the free edge started to lift from the nail bed. What do I do? 😅😢
judging by the description, you have started onycholysis..look at the pictures on the Internet, tell me, does it look like what you have? if yes, then somewhere in the manicure process you made a mistake. perhaps they burned the nail the nail plate or treated it too much with a file. In this case, it is worth removing the coating completely and waiting for a healthy bed to grow. there is another way, of course, but as far as I know, there are no qualified craftsmen anywhere except the CIS countries who can fix this problem.
How does the rubber base grow the natural nail please? Is the rubber base gel and if so, what kind? As I need a rubber base gel coat to use with my LED UV lamp 🔦 at home! Thank you 😊
it helps with normal growth by making the nail stronger and protecting it.. also a rubber base compared to some other products is kind of flexible, the natural nail will always bend sometimes just because of normal use of your hands and any product that isn't flexible wouldn't stay that well, in my experience
@@Cara84de Okay, cool thank you :) And also is the rubber base before the gel base coat and gel top coat? Does it need curing under the lamp for a certain amount of time before applying gel or does it dry quickly on its own? Thank youuuuu 🥰
@@OrlaAfikiruweh yes, everything needs to cure under uv or led light.. some people do a base coat underneath, some don't.. the order would be (after cuticle care) cleanser, primer, (base coat), rubber base.. if it has a sticky layer you can apply color onto it or directly topcoat if no color is wanted.
📍📍@@Cara84de Okay awesome! :) My nails on my left hand, (I'm left handed ✋) esp my thumb grow long and then split off the entire down the right hand side, so I lose a corner off my nail basically ☹ Everytime I finally manage to grow it out, without it snapping off 😭😭 I will buy this and give this a go! Hopefully using this alongside my Venalisa gel kit with my LED lamp will help my nail growth alot more! Thank you for your help, much appreciated 🙏🥰
If looks like you don't have to use as much product as you would if it was builder gel in a bottle, is this true? With the BGIAB I need to make it thick bc my nails bend too easily.
It always looks so easy but it feels like my inhype rubber base is so thick in comparison. It doesn’t self level as much as I want it and it kind of frustrates me bc i can see minor imperfections in the leveling. Are there any tips to this. I turn my hand upside for a long time but it does not perfectly level out.
okay wait I saw you say you leave a bit of product after filing but also soaking everything off. Do I have to soak my manicure off erveytime I wanna change it with a rubber base or can I just file it off?
Their is a line going across the middle of the nail, is that a normal thing that happens? Only asking because my nails have the same line in the middle and i don't know what causes that.
Its her natural nail. She is wearing extensions and shes lying saying they're her natural nails. Look at the end of the clip when she shows her nail underneath, you can literally see her natural nail is short and brittle.
So does the rubber base, in a way, help shape the natural nail? Like my nails grow down when they hit a certain length. Would rubber gel help with that? I dont see how the gel wouldnt just curve down with my natural nail. But I feel like I heard in a previous video of yours that your nails to grow down also but yours look beautiful here. I’m so curious!
Can you grow your natural nail while wearing press on’s? I dIY my nails and I wanna start growing them longer and healthier but I also want to add extensions sometimes. I use poly gel or sometimes I just stick the full nail on using a base coat and go .
Zoya Armor Topcoat 😍 is good, but it chips and peels too easily, very disappointed! I'm after Glisten & Glow topcoat or Vibrant Vinyls topcoat or Dazzle Dry. Tired of my varnish looking smudgy and chipped! Using nail stickers was okay, but even gel stickers peeled off! UK 🇬🇧 15.7 24
Mine have gotten twice as long with just basic nail polish to the point the salon was asking what i did to grow them the 1 time i did go for a painted design😂 So guys You dont NEED gel polish to grow them long. (Obv) Just keep your nails safe. 2,3 coats of colour obv to get the color even. And 2 coats of a nice strong top coat. Keeping up with filing off any damaged/cracking nails before they get worse. Thats all i did anyways. Im also vegetarian so im not sure if that had to do with it lol
This is not really your natural nails then . With any gel manicure you do the same steps and your natural nails still grow underneath just the same, the only difference is that you didn’t apply the colour . It’s just transparent in your case lol
@@darling1045 but shes wearing extensions. You can see where her natural nails end and the extensions go longer. And at the end you can see her natual nail is short and brittle underneath.
For the longest time I was told that nails needed to “breathe” in order to grow. Now I don’t even know what to believe anymore
There's different kinds of nails. My cousin's have thick nails that they can grow this long without doing anything. I however have thin nails, thinner than a blade, which is why a simple slide of my nails on anyone's flesh can cut their skin. 😅 Thin means I can't make them grow longer than 4mm. The only time I was able to make my nails grow was when I was still pregnant, coz during pregnancy our nails gets stronger. After I gave birth, it all went away. My only option is to use press-on nails or this way, which is to use a rubber base.
Nail is dead part, like hair, how can they “breathe”? If u want to grow them long like this, this is the best way.
Your nails don't need to breathe, they're dead. Basically, gel or normal polish add a layer of protection to your nails and keeps them from breaking more easily.
Thank you guys, for the responses, it helped me make up my mind. I’ll buy rubber base, hope it helps me as well
I realized mine grow super fast when it's protected by gel polish. So if i do gel polish back to back for a month i have so much length.
So the trick to helping them grow and stay long is a good strong apex. Focus on that mainly. This is why some people can more easily grow their nails longer than others if they already have a natural curve and thickness to the apex. But using products like this where you can build it up a little bit more will help even if you don't have it naturally. A good tip to remember is that the longer they grow, the thicker the apex should be in order to sustain the length. Just make sure it doesn't go past the free edge, and don't over thicken the very tip of the nails. This can make it heavy there and cause pressure at the apex, then it could break off. Balance is key.
Yes an apex u are right so I'm learning at home just as one my hobbies and for months they would lift and pop off right after I did them some times just hours after I did them till I learned about APEX and bam now they never come off huge difference when u focus on that
Sorry, what do you mean by make sure it doesn't go past the free edge?
When your nails get long enough do you recommend applying a thin layer of gel on the underside of the nail?
@@MonsterrBunneh free edge is the part of the nail that extends past the finger tip. So you don't want to thicken the free edge with product bcuz it can't support weight and could break. When building apex (the thicker "hump" or natural curve in the middle of the nail) you don't want to go past the free edge or past the finger tip
@@itsmekiki6508 yes, whether using just nail polish, or a gel, it's good to cap the entire nail all the way to the underside so that it seals, or encapsulates, the whole nail and makes the manicure last longer. I like to use a rubber base gel on my natural nails when they get long bcuz it sort of flexes along with your nail and absorbs everyday impact to prevent breaks/cracks. I always do underneath the nail but I try not to make that too thick, especially on the very tip bcuz you don't want heavy tips. Heavy/thick tips will cause the nail to break off. Last I use a thin gel no-wipe top coat.
wish to god I could find a nail tech in my area with a grounding in Russian techniques. gotta drive 40 minutes just to find someone who can do stilettos that aren’t lumpy, forget about all the cuticle care 😭
Russian manicures are terrible for cuticles. They get that "clean" look by basically obliterating the cuticle. You can tell by the red inflamed look that cuticles have in so many videos. Cuticles should never have an efile used on them or massive trimming with cuticle scissors. Most people just need them pushed back gently. Cuticles exist for a reason - to protect your nail bed from infection, and a Russian manicure pulls the cuticle off the nail plate and removes way too much. It's not healthy at all.
@@cosmicmuffin322 if done correctly, it will never look inflamed, you can watch actual russians do it, they do it very professionaly. And no, removing the cuticle doesn't lead to any problems. I have friends who get russian manicure done for years, never got an infection
Well, hate to burst your bubbles (no pun intended but that is funny) the last 4 months I have had over 12 ER patients with horrific cuticles that are inflamed and infected to the point that an oral antibiotic and a topical were required and every complaint charted indicated a “Russian Manicure”, now that does NOT mean it was a Russian nail tech, they could have meant “technique” vs the persons cultural background, but that was the commonality for ALL of them and they looked just like “THAT KID” in 4th grade that nibbled his cuticles until they bled, and all of these people came from ALL demographics, from Lower Middle Class to plain ‘ol Mega Rich so who they went to, to have a “Russian Manicure” is anyone’s guess but with THAT MANY infections, the Health board would be notified and then a Unit Clerk would call the patient if the RN didn’t get the name of the Salon and there you go. Sooooo, you’d know fairly quickly if you phoned your Salon and they were closed for a week or two for some obvious reasons after putting 2 and 2 together. IF it is a Health Board Violation they are shut down for, a sign would be posted on the front door and their VM must indicate as such. That rule could vary as I am not sure if it is a City rule or a Federal, etc etc.
If you go to the same person definitely watch how they clean their tools or ask, Autoclave? Light? Etc. And PLEASE PLEASE DO NOT EVER LET ANYONE USE A USED BUFFER, FILE, EMORY BOARD OR ANYTHING THAT CAN BE USED ON SOMEONE ELSE!!! I will ask for mine when they are done as they MUST discard them after each use and it is MINE so why not? All they can do is say no and they I would ask why and see if they say, oh, we clean them by blue light or some ridiculous answer that is NOT good enough.
Staph, Fungal infections GROSS GROSS GROSS and very hard to get rid of!!!!!
Sameee! One time the nail tech hurt my cuticle so bad that while she was applying a light pink nail polish, it kept bleeding and the red of my blood mixed with the polish so that nail was a deeper shade of pink 😰
@@cosmicmuffin322 you'd better keep quiet if you don't know and haven't seen a real russian manicure.
Russian manicure is unlikely to be done outside of Russia at all, unless it is russian masters, because only we teach the right techniques.
I have been doing manicure for six years and none of my clients HAVE EVER had any problems with their nails.
except for girls who came from vacations or business trips from other countries.
because they had to redo their manicures there and the nails they came with were in such a terrible state that I wanted to cry looking at them.
Girl you are the truth! My nails have never looked so pretty and long.
please do longer videos!!
Your nail beds are insanely long! So jealous! ❤
Q: once you apply the rubber base, can you use regular nail polish…wear that for a while…and then remove the nail polish with remover WITHOUT removing the rubber base?
yes, I do that all the time.. normal nail polish stays and also looks much better on products like that and a polish remover without acetone doesn't harm the base either, so you can change the color as often as you want to and the base stays where it is :)
Thank you soooo much!
@@Cara84de how do you remove the rubber base?
@@Bigb00bs_umchileanywaysso only with acetone or filing it dow carefully or, letting it grow out .. but usually it would just be refilled where it's grown out
Peel off base coat would be a great option to go on top of this before applying your regular polish. That way you won't have to use acetone when you want to change shades.
Does it need an activator or light box? They look great!
They’re gel so yes they do need uv light to cure
all gel polishes need uv light
U mean uv lamp
I think it does but some are really cheap and even much smaller for individual nails
You make everything look so easy! 😊
Your nails are gorge!
Your nails are so pretty 💕
Honey thank you for this because I grow my nail the same way. And I'm a nail tech as well.💅💪💖🙏🏽☺️💯
May I know good brand rubber gel did you use that we can find in usa?
Could you do a video focused on just the prep??
I do my mother's nails. She uses so many different skincare products... In order to get anything to stick to her nails, she has to soak them in acetone for a minute before I can apply the primer. It's just crazy
Using acetone to dehydrate her nails is a perfectly fine option. It just means she has oily nail beds and needs something to remove the oil so the gel or polish sticks to the nails.
@@hollaatthekid1796p
Omfg need to get IMMEDIATELY!!
Wow her nail plates are super long ❤
Shes wearing extensions. You can see where her natural nails end.
Perfection 🥺😍
I bought everything and I’m excited to do them! Thanks 😊
How did it go?
What is the definitive line that does not line up with the edges of the nail?
thank you!❤️❤️
No that’s a well filed nail tip you can literally see where your natural nails end. What’s she’s doing does work though that’s how I grow out my nails as well. If you want her look use a natural coloured nail tip and file away once you put the base coat it will be transparent.
Those are natural nails. She has no nail tip glued to it.
Those nails are perfection
I have been attempting this but my rubber base gel lifts and peels off at the bottom edge. I actively try to ‘seal’ the edges, but it still liftsAny tips?
I’m having the same problem
where do you order your rubber base? I can't find this brand on amazon or litteraly anywhere
Love it
My apexes are naturally strong i just used beauty garde rocket nail fuel and thats it my nails are as long as hers
Great video very informative ❤ where did you get that microbrush?? That looks like it gets so close to the cuticle.
What do you recommend for a nail that constantly brakes straight down the middle? (There’s one in particular that has a line/ridge that seems to go down to my cuticle. It was slammed in two different doors in childhood sadly by people I know.) and they can be brittle at times; so I’m sure my diet /water intake and all that can only help so much
This sounds like a medical condition......have you seen a dermatologist?
Im low-key triggered by such large nails beds talking about how easy it was to grow out their nails.
My nail beds are so small, my nails are thin and brittle, and always, always break. I have to have acrylics. Otherwise I'm getting way over stimulated by my thin nails bending and cracks getting caught of my hair or clothes.
Can you please list everything in order. I went to click the shop now, and there's more stuff in there that you didn't use.
I want to grow my nails out so bad…. My kitchen will never let me 😢
I hear you on that one, grating cheese😮
@@veraruffin3950LMAO
Kitchen dishwashing gloves. Nail savers
Any tips to heal your nails. I’ve had dip for several years and my nails have never had an issue until now after getting them done by someone new. It’s been about 4 months and they are still red and hurt a lot around my cuticle and the nail fold wear your nail grows from but my natural nail is too thin not to have something strong or it will break off. Any tips to get them
To stop hurting would be amazing ❤️
Hot oil soak
maybe try oils ? rose oil
do you have to cure the rubber base gel under the gel lamp?
Yes
That's what I do to keep my French manicure on, 3-6 t gel topcoats ! A really thick topcoat stops the dents and nicks chipping your polish! A good basecoat is Arte Clavo, a really cheap Ebay gel polish. And good topcoat is Collection 2000 Solar, its good on bendy nails and cheap! Now I'm after Essie or a good grippy basecoat! Nail industry all a con! UK 🇬🇧 27.11.23
How do I ask for this at my local salon?
Is it supposed to burn when you cure the builder gel?
How do you get your cuticles to look like that ❤
Do you need to reinforce the apex like that if your nails are short?
If you’re having trouble with weak nails and slow growth, take some vitamins. Take a daily b12 and vit D.
when do you need to use rubber base ? , can regular base gel work ?
What kind of light do you use
Could I apply tips and polygel over that? Is that a good idea? ❤️
Girl we can see your nails bed. That’s a tip you have on top
Can you used gel with colour too .?
If I have super short nails can I do rubber base then on top put gel extensions?
If you have a crack on your nail can you just put rubber base over that or do you need to fortify them with harder gels first?
What dehydrator and primer do you use?
Mine always peel at the free edge within a day. Any tips?
What is the tiny little pink brush for?
My clients have been experiencing lifting with rubber base when I use the same technique here assuming you don’t need a base coat of anything since the rubber base coat is technically the base , what dehydrator and primer do you recommend and should I use a bonder too or no..?
I love this video in particular. Where do you buy your rubber base from?
How often do you reapply the rubber base?
How do you remove this to redo it? Do you even have to or can you add more gel on the cuticle area once it grows out?
1-2 fills then file off or soak off, risking infection
I treated myself to CND SHELLAC TOPCOAT AND BASECOAT and my nails chipped, aagh! Might be the cheapo Wet n Wild White creme nail polish I used, it's a awful crumbly nail polish! Nice shine!
I'm trying to strengthen my nails so they can grow long! Used Essie Here Stay basecoat but it chips and shrinks!
Good tip is thin thin layers, thin down thick polish, less bulk is less lifting! Works for me! Also apply 3-4 thin layers of topcoat and use nail Drying drops! I use Maybelline nail dry drops work fast! UK 🇬🇧
CAN YOU TELL ME WHERE YOU GOT EVERYTHING FROM
Is rubber base a soft or hard gel?
(1) do you not use base coat anymore?
(2) do you have to cure per finger bc when i do it the nails get flooded if i dont cure per finger
Do you need a top coat for rubber gel ?
Do I cure the thin base layer before the bead of it
I would like to try this. I’m a nail biter and I’ve been working on quoting the habit ( very hard ) and because of years of damage and not proper growth, my nails are weak and bend. I just want to be able to get them to grow and to maintain them.
Does the first thin layer of the rubber base need to be cured? I’ve been seeing in other places to cure the first layer
Can the way you shape a nail make a difference in how fast it grows, how well it grows, etc.?
Round nails snag and break less
Where did you purchase the rubber base polish?
What was that little scrubby applicator ??
From where did u buy this plzzzz tell me
Would you be able to do a video on how to prevent lifting at the free edge with the structure rubber base. It’s my first time trying your technique which I love but on only a few of my nails the free edge started to lift from the nail bed. What do I do? 😅😢
judging by the description, you have started onycholysis..look at the pictures on the Internet, tell me, does it look like what you have? if yes, then somewhere in the manicure process you made a mistake. perhaps they burned the nail the nail plate or treated it too much with a file. In this case, it is worth removing the coating completely and waiting for a healthy bed to grow.
there is another way, of course, but as far as I know, there are no qualified craftsmen anywhere except the CIS countries who can fix this problem.
@@crimsonrainsoughtflowerrr thank you
@@this_is_amara np.:)take care of yourself!
How does the rubber base grow the natural nail please? Is the rubber base gel and if so, what kind? As I need a rubber base gel coat to use with my LED UV lamp 🔦 at home!
Thank you 😊
it helps with normal growth by making the nail stronger and protecting it.. also a rubber base compared to some other products is kind of flexible, the natural nail will always bend sometimes just because of normal use of your hands and any product that isn't flexible wouldn't stay that well, in my experience
The brand is on the video.
@@Cara84de Okay, cool thank you :) And also is the rubber base before the gel base coat and gel top coat?
Does it need curing under the lamp for a certain amount of time before applying gel or does it dry quickly on its own?
Thank youuuuu 🥰
@@OrlaAfikiruweh yes, everything needs to cure under uv or led light.. some people do a base coat underneath, some don't.. the order would be (after cuticle care) cleanser, primer, (base coat), rubber base.. if it has a sticky layer you can apply color onto it or directly topcoat if no color is wanted.
📍📍@@Cara84de Okay awesome! :)
My nails on my left hand, (I'm left handed ✋) esp my thumb grow long and then split off the entire down the right hand side, so I lose a corner off my nail basically ☹
Everytime I finally manage to grow it out, without it snapping off 😭😭
I will buy this and give this a go! Hopefully using this alongside my Venalisa gel kit with my LED lamp will help my nail growth alot more!
Thank you for your help, much appreciated 🙏🥰
If looks like you don't have to use as much product as you would if it was builder gel in a bottle, is this true? With the BGIAB I need to make it thick bc my nails bend too easily.
My gel is very thick. Once applied the nail looks so lumpy and not smooth. What can I do to fix this?
It always looks so easy but it feels like my inhype rubber base is so thick in comparison. It doesn’t self level as much as I want it and it kind of frustrates me bc i can see minor imperfections in the leveling. Are there any tips to this. I turn my hand upside for a long time but it does not perfectly level out.
Microbrushes are my best friend..
When I do this, blood sits on the sides of my nails and they hurt a lot. Do you know why?
ok, this maybe a crazy question but what do you ask for when you go into the nail shop? and are all nail techs educated on this method?
okay wait I saw you say you leave a bit of product after filing but also soaking everything off. Do I have to soak my manicure off erveytime I wanna change it with a rubber base or can I just file it off?
Their is a line going across the middle of the nail, is that a normal thing that happens? Only asking because my nails have the same line in the middle and i don't know what causes that.
It's usually genetic, iron deficiency or aging.
Its her natural nail. She is wearing extensions and shes lying saying they're her natural nails. Look at the end of the clip when she shows her nail underneath, you can literally see her natural nail is short and brittle.
Trick - if you have long nails like hers to avoid darker dusty spots use a tooth brush to clean underneath the nails and just the nail in general
Do u buff your nails before?
So does the rubber base, in a way, help shape the natural nail? Like my nails grow down when they hit a certain length. Would rubber gel help with that? I dont see how the gel wouldnt just curve down with my natural nail. But I feel like I heard in a previous video of yours that your nails to grow down also but yours look beautiful here. I’m so curious!
Can you grow your natural nail while wearing press on’s? I dIY my nails and I wanna start growing them longer and healthier but I also want to add extensions sometimes. I use poly gel or sometimes I just stick the full nail on using a base coat and go .
In Brasil we call this service banho de gel it means gel shower
How to prevent it from overfilling on the sides of the nails? I have a builder gel but it always overflow on the skin and that hurts so any tips?
Flip your nails upside down and it will flow from the sides to the middle. Then clean up with acetone before curing
Why does rubber base gel burn??
The gel won’t stay on my natural nail. It lifts within 2/3 days. What am i doing wrong.
What's the little brush for dust
Do I need a topcoat with the Luna rubber base coat
Ive been doing these same steps with a builder gel and i keep getting product lifting, do you have any tips on how to fix this?
I used to get lifting also. Use a dehydrator & primer, also the Young Nails protein bond works wonders. You can find videos for good nail prep
Zoya Armor Topcoat 😍 is good, but it chips and peels too easily, very disappointed! I'm after Glisten & Glow topcoat or Vibrant Vinyls topcoat or Dazzle Dry. Tired of my varnish looking smudgy and chipped! Using nail stickers was okay, but even gel stickers peeled off! UK 🇬🇧 15.7 24
Wait someone pls answer can u use a rubber base gel without using a LED or UV light to cure it?
No
So is there no rubber base that you can just paint on?!
is a lamp needed?
that's her natural nail? correct me if i'm wrong but i feel like i can see the line of her "real" nail length underneath
So is this just putting a thicker layer of foundation on??
How do you remove it
like any other gel
Are you in california?
Mine have gotten twice as long with just basic nail polish to the point the salon was asking what i did to grow them the 1 time i did go for a painted design😂
So guys You dont NEED gel polish to grow them long. (Obv)
Just keep your nails safe. 2,3 coats of colour obv to get the color even. And 2 coats of a nice strong top coat.
Keeping up with filing off any damaged/cracking nails before they get worse.
Thats all i did anyways. Im also vegetarian so im not sure if that had to do with it lol
Hello you have beautiful nails.... But on a scale of 1-10 how much do your extended hyponichiums annoy you? Mine are a 9. Really annoying ❤
What is the name of the rubber gel?
Vogue Russian brand that’s all she states in this video about the brand
@@beautifullybackward thank u
This is not really your natural nails then . With any gel manicure you do the same steps and your natural nails still grow underneath just the same, the only difference is that you didn’t apply the colour . It’s just transparent in your case lol
They mean that they don't have tips on, but the rubber gel is more flexible so it doesn't break or rip off as easily
@@darling1045 but shes wearing extensions. You can see where her natural nails end and the extensions go longer. And at the end you can see her natual nail is short and brittle underneath.
Ain't nobody have tiene for that!!!
I wish I could find a non-toxic rubber base but most of them have horrible ingredients :(