Mini lesson - Gel-varnish mistakes and their solutions

An unusual mini training was created where I provide guidance on what to do with problem nails. There are countless opportunities for error when making and wearing a gel polish.

By Szilvia Balázsi

Hungarian
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Enrolled Students884
Duration23m 54s
Lectures13
LevelBeginner
Category Gel polish
Language hungarian
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What you'll learn

An unusual mini training was created where I provide guidance on what to do with problem nails. There are countless opportunities for error when making and wearing a gel polish.

What we will talk about:

Introduction
Cracking of the gel polish surface at the corners of the nail
Flaking gel polish
Spider web-like cracks all over the surface of the gel polish
Baby boomer with white paint gel peeling off
White skin when making babyoomer nails
Discolouring matt surface
Stained gel varnish
Fading gel varnish
Large chunk of gel polish breaking out in the middle of the nail
Wrinkling gel polish
Rim at the back skin fold of the gel varnish
Red spots on the natural nail

This tutorial is part of [url=https://edubelle.eu/courses/minden-ami-gel-lakkozas-elmeleti-alapok]All about gel polish series module 1[/url]. If you already have that education or plan to enroll in it, do not buy this one!

You will learn these during the course

mistakes in gel varnishing:
The gel polish surface cracks at the corners of the nail
Flaking gel polish at the corners of the nail
Spider web-like cracks all over the gel polish surface
Babyboomer: white paint gel peeling off
White skin when making babyoomer nails
Discolouring matt surface
Stained gel varnish
Fading gel varnish
Large chunk of gel polish breaking out in the middle of the nail
Wrinkling gel polish
Rim at the back skin fold of the gel varnish
Red spots on the natural nail

Course Content

Introduction 1

1m 2s Preview

In the video, the expert helps guests solve problems with their nails. She shows that even with the best gel coat and adhesion promoters, damage can still occur. During the training, participants are given advice on how to remedy these problems. The expert will illustrate with his own photos the various mistakes he has encountered in his professional career. The video will help you to understand how to deal effectively with these problems in the nail profession.

2. Gel polish cracks at the corners of the nail

2m 57s

The problem shown in the video is the cracking of the free edge of the nail, which can occur on weaker nails. The solution may be to suggest artificial nails instead of gel polish, or to opt for a rounded shape instead of a cubic shape. If the client does not want the artificial nail, gel reinforcement can be suggested for problem nails. Importantly, a gel coat with a reinforced base can also help prevent cracking. A more subtle formulation, such as gel reinforcement, can help with guest acceptance. The tips shown in this video can help with problematic nail treatment.

3.

2m 48s

Video summary: Purple gellac has bounced off a guest's nails, which can be a common problem. Suggestions: reinforced gellak, rounded shape, gel reinforcement. It is important to warn the guest of the vulnerability of the gellak and to take care of their nails. Examples: physical work, keyboard use. Recommendation: wear gloves for cleaning and work. Office work can also weaken nails. With proper care and attention, problems can be avoided.

4 Spider web cracking across the entire surface of the gelcoat

56s

The problem shown in the video is a third type of cracking, called spider web cracking. The light gel is not elastic, so the movement of the underlying gel and nail plate causes the light gel to crack. The solution is to use a flexible polish to avoid this problem.

5. white paint gel for baby boomers

2m 44s

In this video we focus on baby boomers and ombre nail polishes. It's important to use a matte base for the colour gradient and use less staining gel to avoid bouncing on the nail surface. Apply a buffer to the edge of the nail before applying the nail gel and seal with a flexible light edge. If the guest is problematic, you can use two coats of nail gel. If you want a matt effect, use a light gel first, then apply a matt top coat. These tips will help you avoid problems with staining gel when building your nails.

6.

1m 7s

In the video, it was said that it is important to pay attention to the skin of the guest when using white gel for the free edge of the nail. When working with ombres, it is easy for the gel to come into contact with the skin. Before placing the guest's hand in the lamp, it is important to remove excess gel from the skin to prevent hardening. When using a skin protection liquid, also make sure that the gel does not stick to the skin, as it can be difficult to remove. A touch-up pencil may be more effective in this case. Remember this sequence when working!

7.

2m 2s

During the winter, you may often notice a brownish discolouration at the top of the nail, caused by pigments in clothes. Unfortunately, there is no really effective solution to this, but it is recommended to use a light-coloured top coat that is less prone to discolouration. If a yellowish-orange discolouration is seen, it is often caused by food colouring, which will wear off over time. In this case, there is nothing to do. It is important to warn guests to be careful with clothes and colouring materials to avoid discolouration of the nails.

8.

1m 30s

Regarding the nail problem shown in the video, old-style gelacne often does not cover the nail well enough, resulting in greyish patches. The solution may be to replace the gellac, refine the technique or use a better quality material. It is important to work gently, not to press the brush firmly onto the nail and to work with a strong light. Applying more gellac can help to evenly distribute the pigment and avoid stains. Using the right technique and quality materials can help you achieve the perfect result.

9.

1m 30s

The nail polish colour changes shown in the video can be lost by gels when exposed to UV light. Material defects can cause colours to fade or discolour. UV-filtering gloss gels can help prevent this problem, but it is important to know that they usually give gels a slightly bluish tint. It is therefore worth keeping a light gel that does not contain a UV filter, especially for darker colours, to avoid unwanted tints.

10. breakout big chunk of gel polish in the middle of the nail

2m 17s

In this video, they talk about what can cause problems with gel polish nails, such as when huge chunks start to fall off in the middle of the nail. It's important to put the thumbs in the UV lamp separately, and not all the fingers at once, so that the material can cure evenly. Applying too thick a coat can also be a mistake, as the UV light does not penetrate deep enough into the varnish. If there is a problem, it is worth checking the lamp, replacing the tubes or even the whole lamp. It is important to pay attention to the correct application and the condition of the lamp.

11.

1m

During the gellak making process shown in the video, wrinkled surfaces can cause problems. If the gelcoat is not of the right quality or the lamp is not strong enough, the surface may not cure properly. In such cases, it is recommended to remove the layer completely and start the process again. It is important to use thin coats and to make sure that the lamp binds the gel varnish properly. Applying thick coats often causes problems when making gelac.

12. edge at the back leather fold of the gel coat

1m 1s

The error shown in the video is a special case of gel varnishing. When you get to the back skin fold, a rim may form, indicating a defect in the gel coat. It is important not to touch the skin because this rim will not disappear and may continue to grow. If you do touch it, use an orange hammer to remove excess material. It is better to prevent a mistake than to repair it afterwards. Be careful when applying gel varnish to avoid contact with the skin.

13. red spots on natural nails

3m

The most common guest nail problems and their causes are analysed in detail in the video. Uneven, red spots on the nails of the guest are usually the result of excessive filing. Treating weak, thin nails can be challenging, but a strengthening Japanese manicure or gelak can help to manage the problem. The process of growing them down can be difficult, but gellak can help to provide hold. Getting false nails can also be an option, but it is important to consider the condition of the nails. Overall, the video will help you understand the problems of guest nails and offer possible solutions.

Requirements

you do not need any materials for the training

Instructor

Szilvia Balázsi

nail technician instructor

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In November 2010, I graduated from Crystal Nails - Elite Cosmetix's hand and foot care and nail technician OKJ training. As soon as I passed my exams ...