SIEMPRE SE CAEN MIS APLICACIONES DE UÑAS | 10 Razones por las que tienes desprendimiento HACES ESTO?

[Music] Hello, how are you, welcome once again to another video, I'm Jessica Alba, I'm really glad you're here before we start. I want to wish you a happy new year. I hope this year is filled with lots of health and lots of success for you. So let's go. Let's start the year with this super super interesting video, which is that my nail applications always fall off, whether they are semi-permanent polishes or acrylic sets. Why does this happen? Well here we are going to see 10 reasons why you have detachments so let's start very good the first reason is not cleaning the cuticle area well but let's start in parts Ok Let's start with pushing cuticle very well Let's start pushing cuticle with this tool which is a cuticle pusher normally they come with two parts this one which is like the spoon and this one that is like a razor is not that sharp the truth is that it is only for scraping But well let's start in the cuticle area the cuticle area is this one here there are some people who have a lot of cuticle there are others who They almost don't have them, and there are also some that are super easy to remove and others that are a little more difficult, more complicated, but let's get straight to the point. How to push the cuticle correctly. Let's stand on our side so that you can see the pusher much better. The cuticle is at 45 degrees. The only thing we are going to do is push the skin that is attached to the nail a little, just a little. We do not want to hurt or deform the client's natural nail. Once it is completely detached, it will be possible to insert a a little bit the part of the cuticle pusher under the skin just a little bit this doesn't have to hurt once you have removed it with the area of ​​the razor we are going to scrape the entire area that is underneath you will notice that a light dust comes out white That is the perigium, it is super important to be able to remove it, never skip it, even so, when you see that the person gets a lot, a little comes out, you should never, ever skip it, so we start scraping the cuticle area very well and once you have pushed and cleaned the cuticle area now we are going to try to eliminate the little dust that remains here. It is super important that you remove that little dust but that you remove it in the correct way, many people start to do this with the brush from the bottom up and from the top down. The only thing What you're going to be doing is pushing that little dust back here in the pocket. So how do we have to clean correctly again, we turn on our side and you're always going to do it from top to bottom again and again from top to bottom so that this way the dust does not get back into the cuticle area and once you have removed the dust with the brush you are going to take a cloth that does not release lint you are going to put your cleanser on it and it can be synergy if you use a brand that is organic or your cleanser homemade that you can do it with 50% pure acetone and 50% alcohol so in the same way you are going to clean it from top to bottom from top to bottom, never return it again because you are going to put all the dirt back in here and the stains are going to come off. nails this is only the cuticle area now we are going to move on to the filing so that your nails do not come off it is super important that you eliminate the natural shine of the nail but you are only going to eliminate the shine you are not going to devastate the nail You are not going to do anything, you are simply going to remove that natural shine from the nail. For this, you are going to use a file that is 150 or you can also use the sponge that is 180 or 220 grit. Now here it is also super important that you know how to always always file the nail. You are going to do everything in one direction. You are never going to do this first in movements from right to left or left to right and then up and down. You are never going to do that because the only thing you are going to be doing is eliminating the channels of adhesion you need to leave adhesion channels so that the product that you are going to apply later can be placed there very well. So we are going to start filing in a single direction, super smooth. Since you only want to remove the surface layer, this links us to another point, which is if you go file the nail too much if you go over the top layer of the nail the adhesives will not work correctly So we are going to file carefully without hurting the client from left to right we are going to file the entire nail very well from the tips to the area of cuticle and in the cuticle area we are also going to file as close as we can to The pocket that we open then very carefully we begin to file Ready now that you have removed The shine of the nail look here You can see those adhesion channels are superficial I don't do not roughen or deform the nail. So now we proceed to clean the natural nail again from top to bottom and then with the cleaner and this way our natural nail would be prepared. Now we go with the third point which is not to apply adhesives or the first one, there are many brands The most popular is the organic brand called Protein Bond but I have these that are from the MC brand which is anti-fungal and well the adhesive primer with acid and without acid if you have doubts about which one to use the primer with acid or without acid, I have these three because they are necessary. I have a more detailed video talking about which one is better and in which cases to use them. If you want to know more about the first adherent and which one is best for you, I leave you here a video so you can check it out right now. Let this end But anyway, these MC brand primers have to also be applied with this anti- fungal, the anti-fungal can also work as PH So the order of How to apply these is always the anti- fungal or the leveling pH because you need to dehydrate the nail so that once dehydrated you can place the primer always always dehydrate the nail by placing the antifungal or the pH leveler then you can make your decision as to which one is best for you, the first adherent with acid or without acid now point number 4 is also very important because it is about the pH of the client or the person whose nails you are going to apply, it could also be yours, this depends a lot because if the client's pH is not as normal as it should be and you apply an acid-free primer, it will They will throw away the nails or the semi-permanent nail polish that you are going to apply. The first adhesive with acid will always be harsher, but the primer with acid will always be the one indicated for people with a slightly more complicated pH. The first adhesive with acid it can always be the one indicated also for people with sweating hands Now here comes the next point which is number five and it is expired or contaminated products. Here we are also going to add why not the base code the base code that you are going to add Use for semi-permanent nail polish. If any of these products are already expired, it is very likely that your nails are going to fall off or they may also be contaminated. Perhaps the expiration date has already passed. There are some products that do have it. sight and others that are not, but here I want to give you an important point that you have considered with your products, the expiration date is the one marked on the bottle. No, it is not from the date from which you bought it. Okay, so you have to check that very carefully. because you don't know how long and how much care the people from whom you bought it gave them. Here I also want to make the point about how to take care of these products if you use the product and leave it uncovered And so you start doing your nails and this is This is how you are cutting the life of your product completely and if you leave it open it is very likely that it will be contaminated by getting fluff, dust or residue from the nail. So you always have to cover them very very well for To the extent that they are poorly covered, you can begin to reduce the life of your product, as well as just in the case of the adherents, it is super important that the product be well so that all the components can mix and do their job correctly. Now we are going to move on. At the point of placing the adhesives or the primer, here the next point is super important, which is number 6 and that is to touch skin. You should never touch skin even as much as you touch skin. Bye, your nails are going to come off, so you have to be very careful. And even more so when applying the antifungal, the pH leveler is the first because you don't know if you are going to trigger an allergy in the client or in you. You always have to be very careful not to touch the skin, so pay close attention to how far away I am going. Starting to apply these products is always about a millimeter away from the client's skin inwards. Then when you put it on you saw how it expanded a little bit, the same thing happens on your nail, so it's not even necessary for me to get closer to the edges because the The same product is going to expand through the adhesion channels that we already opened, so imagine if you place it very close to here, you are going to cause an allergic reaction in the client. Then you saw how it was wet, it was already dried, it was vaporized, it is ready, so dry and Now we can apply the primer, we place the primer at a somewhat considerable distance so as not to trigger allergies in the client or in you as well. The primer will not leave the nail as dry as it will be, it will look a little shiny, you can notice it, but different. As for the first products, they suggest that you wait a certain amount of time, there are some that are 5 seconds, 10 seconds, etc., etc., and then you can apply your next product. Now, point number 7 is a bad or exaggerated amount of product. What do I mean by this? To be more specific regarding the topic of applying semi-permanent nail polish after having applied the primer, you are going to apply the base code. Remember this only in the case of nail polish. If you apply excess product on the primer, it will not even dry on The lamp is going to look like taffy, like a sticker it is going to wrinkle and if you do this to the nail you are going to take away the product. So you always always have to apply a little bit. If you apply a little bit of product, rest assured that the adhesion will also be reduced. Being older, we take a little product and place it here. We return to the point of not touching the skin. If you touch the skin, the product will come off. So always, always carefully, you give it a few seconds for the product to self-level and look, it's already shiny again. time and now it is time to put it to cure in the lamp if your lamp is 36 watts up you should cure it for around 30 seconds if your lamp is 36 watts down maybe you need to leave it for a minute or it's up to you to check it Now I'm going to add a pylon here because there are some people who told me that their products regarding enamelling do not dry in the lamp. What do I mean by this? They put it in to cure and after curing it in the lamp they say that it comes out fresh because It is sticky and they can do this with the nail and they leave their fingerprint there. This does not mean that the product is not dry, this means that it has already dried. And that sticky thing that remains on the nail is the inhibition layer, that inhibition layer is super. necessary so that the next product that you are going to apply can adhere well to this, which is the base, the support, so to speak. So we cannot skip this step, which is the base code because remember that everything always has an order. OK, so we add cure in the lamp for 30 seconds very well I want to go back to the point of preparing the nail because there was one little thing that I forgot to tell you and it is at the moment when your nail is already filed you remember when it looked porous it is super It is important that for nothing in the world you go with your finger or the client perhaps to touch the surface of the nail again, already filed, clean and already prepared because the little fingers, whether yours, the client's, her hair, her face, her clothes, are going to have greasy or are going to be contaminated. Then when you touch your already prepared porous nail again, you are going to ruin all the work that you had already done. Once your nail is completely filed and prepared, you should no longer let it for anything in the world. becomes contaminated again but we continue here the nail has already come out dry it already has that inhibition layer it is sticky So to speak now you can apply your semi-permanent nail polish and if you are wondering how it is done in the application of acrylic in the application of acrylic you must To seal the cuticle area very well, I already have a video explaining how to seal the cuticle so as not to have any type of detachment. If you want to go check it out, I will also leave you here at the end of the video right now the link to that video. I'm also going to leave it in the information box so you can go to the end of the video and check them out. Remember that the correct position to apply nail polish or acrylic nails is always tilted slightly downward because if you leave it up the entire product will be It will come back, it will touch your skin and you will have some type of detachment. Always remember to always apply very little product. It is always preferable to apply two or three coats of polish if you see that it is very transparent than to try to apply a super heavy brush stroke to We want to finish super fast. So we get closer, we place our brush a little bit down in the cuticle area and we push it a little bit to reach the cuticle area so we don't go overboard. We don't touch the skin and we do it carefully. Here comes the next point, which is sealing the sides and tip. Remember that the edges and contours of the nail will always be another factor why a set of polish can come off, so with the same brush we seal the sides and the tip. I like to do it in the first layer so that The second layer finishes protecting and sealing what we just did. Now that we have applied our thin layer of polish, we can cure it for 30 seconds. Ready, once it has come out completely. Dry from the lamp, we apply another thin layer of polish. Don't worry. And remember, in the cuticle area, we apply a little bit below, we go up and we come back and look, in this second layer it no longer looks as transparent as the first. That's why I tell you it's better to give two three thin coats and this way we guarantee greater adhesion of our polish afterwards. After having placed our polish and giving it about three four seconds to self-level, put it back in the lamp for 30 seconds once it has come out completely dry from the lamp, remember when it comes out dry it will come out with an inhibition layer, that is, the sticky cap will no longer be When you touch it, don't let it get any fluff or dust or anything. Ok, when you have applied your layers, you are going to apply top coat. Remember that there is top coat and top finish, depending on the brands, you can change the name. But just like the bases, they are called top Coat, the Coat will only be used on semi-permanent enamel if you use the top Finish to protect semi-permanent enamels when you put it in the lamp and it comes out dry if it is going to dry but it is going to crack it will to crack you will see cracks on the surface of the nail and that will look very ugly remember top coat always for semi-permanent nail polish applications and top finish only for acrylic applications then we cure for 30 seconds ready now completely dry from the lamp it should no longer have an inhibition layer but here I want to give you a little advice a trick when it has come out of the lamp do not touch it Do not let the client touch it immediately I know that the shine and the sensation of touching the nail that is already enamelled and dry but Wait about 20 30 seconds for it to finish drying well for the air to enter the climate No because just like that, coming out of the lamp you go and touch it or the client, you are going to make the shine of the top coat go down, that is, dull. Then the shine will not last as long as it should. So tell your client to wait about 20 seconds after leaving the lamp dry and then That time has passed, now you can touch it and now let's move on to the last point, which is not taking care of your nail set, whether it's acrylic or semi-permanent nail polish or construction gel or poly gel or whatever you want, you always have to protect the nails. nails, what do I mean by this? Many of us are used to it, perhaps housework, cleaning without gloves, always try to use gloves, avoid letting your nails act as levers or tweezers, because you will start to devastate the tips. This is The first thing that happens in the detachments many times, even if you have done a correct application, also depends on how much care the client gives to her nail set because if you use it all the time as a nail remover or to search or anything, you will start Let's do detachments now we have reached the end of the video. I hope that these 10 points have been helpful and have clarified doubts and I repeat if you want to know more in detail about which first adhesive to use in different situations How to make a correct semi-permanent enamel and How to seal the area of cuticle with acrylic applications I leave you the links in the description box it is for you to go and check in more detail I am Jessica Alba I love you very much if you liked this video Give me a like It is completely free as is the subscription and the notification bell you are going to help me a lot I am going to thank you Eternally share it with someone who you think might like it or can help me I love you very much I send you a big hug and see you in the next video bye