Nail Technician

Nailsforlife

2 Years Experience

Gainesville, FL

Female, 23

I am a current licensed Nail Technician in Florida. I specialize in natural nail care, but have knowledge in artificial enhancements as well. I currently work in an upscale spa. Ask away!

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Last Answer on January 20, 2015

I've seen woman with new acrylic nails that look frankly, terrible. I don't want to spend the time and effort at a salon only to be disappointed with the result. Do you recommend i bring a photo to the tech of exactly what I'm looking for?

Asked by Chris is PA over 7 years ago

how do nail tech use math in doing nails please explain
even with liqiud and just eevrything you would use

Asked by lexy about 7 years ago

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I went to a nail salon and the tech filed off layers of my nail. They are paper thin and hurt to do anything, even wash my hands. What can I do to try and protect the layers left and heal them?

Asked by Rebekah over 5 years ago

I get these little stiff things on the edge of my finger nail. I cut them off with nail clippers but it doesn't eliminate them permanently. What are they and how to get rid of them?

Asked by Mike about 4 years ago

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Why does the acrylic that I do at home (purchased from a beauty supply store) not stay on my nails, but from the salon it does? I have followed every step from every youtube video and I cant figure it out.

Asked by ConfusedLady almost 2 years ago

I really want to get acrylic nails done, but one of my nails has grown weird because of a car accident i was in, would i still be able to get my nails done

Asked by alyssa over 7 years ago

I don't have the most strong nails, and i had an idea to put a thin layer of hard gel\ builder gel on my natural nails as a protection and hardener so they won't break easily.
Do you think it's a good idea?

Asked by lioraviv over 8 years ago

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I've seen woman with new acrylic nails that look frankly, terrible. I don't want to spend the time and effort at a salon only to be disappointed with the result. Do you recommend i bring a photo to the tech of exactly what I'm looking for?

how do nail tech use math in doing nails please explaineven with liqiud and just eevrything you would use

So you wanna be a Nail Technician?

I went to a nail salon and the tech filed off layers of my nail. They are paper thin and hurt to do anything, even wash my hands. What can I do to try and protect the layers left and heal them?

I get these little stiff things on the edge of my finger nail. I cut them off with nail clippers but it doesn't eliminate them permanently. What are they and how to get rid of them?

Also on Jobstr...

Why does the acrylic that I do at home (purchased from a beauty supply store) not stay on my nails, but from the salon it does? I have followed every step from every youtube video and I cant figure it out.

I really want to get acrylic nails done, but one of my nails has grown weird because of a car accident i was in, would i still be able to get my nails done

I don't have the most strong nails, and i had an idea to put a thin layer of hard gel\ builder gel on my natural nails as a protection and hardener so they won't break easily.Do you think it's a good idea?

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how do nail tech use math in doing nails please explain
even with liqiud and just eevrything you would use

I don't have the most strong nails, and i had an idea to put a thin layer of hard gel\ builder gel on my natural nails as a protection and hardener so they won't break easily.
Do you think it's a good idea?