I had a client attend today with half of her nail bending downwards. How can I best structure this for her for a more "natural" look that maintains nail health and strength?

This is a breakdown on how to make Instagram reels that actually work and help you attract new/more clients. (And more clients = more money) If you have any questions, please feel free to ask! I'd love to help 💛

I'd love to know how we are sealing in 3D chrome to avoid chipping but also while keeping the 3D look?

A lot of nail techs struggle with the idea of "I'm too slow". But I think this is relative to the quality you are providing. So let's have a chat: Where are you spending most of your time during a service? I'm going to time myself today and put my time stamps in the comments as well, and I invite you to do the same, so we can compare and talk about it 💛

I'd love to know how long it takes everyone to do a full soak off. Currently it's taking me an hour, which feels sooo long, but then to protect nail health I think it's not too bad? I feel I'm comparing myself to chop shops at the moment, but any advice would help ♡ It always makes me nervous when I have to do a fresh 'gelx' set. 15 mins - use efile to debulk 90% product on 1 hand and apply acetone foils 15 mins - soaking one hand whilst debulking other and applying acetone foils 30mins - pushing product off, buffing natural nail and tidying up cuticles, length and reshaping. Thank you 🤍