full MANICURE treatment +traditional & permanent nail polish

Name: full MANICURE treatment +traditional & permanent nail polish
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full manicure treatment with a demonstration of conventional and long-lasting nail polish

Created byKristina Bagrova

Last updated 7/2022

English

English [Auto],

What you'll learn

full manicure (with cuticle removal and etc.)
traditional nail polish application
permanent nail polish application (long-lasting, Shelak, Gelish etc.)

Course content

5 sections • 18 lectures • 2h 9m total length

Introduction2:02
Explore the full manicure treatment, including maneker treatment and permanent nail polish alongside traditional polish. Learn cuticle care, dry skin removal, silk file shine, and review the attached pdf.
Certificate, legal and insurance0:41
Receive an automatic certificate email from Udemy and download it in your account; learn the legal considerations for offering manicure treatment, including licensure, insurance, and local authorization requirements.
Tools needed4:13
Identify and assemble essential tools for manicure and traditional nail polish applications, including disinfection sprays, gloves, oils, removers, files, buffers, primers, base coats, colors, topcoats, disposables.

Creating the nail form5:39
Disinfect the hands, choose the nail form, and equalize length. Shape nails with a coarse-to-smooth file in one direction to protect cuticles.
Cuticle work hand18:57
Master cuticle work in manicure by soaking fingers for 10 to 15 minutes, applying cuticle softener, pushing back, trimming dry skin, and stopping bleeding with products.
Cuticle work hand210:17
Demonstrates cuticle work on the other hand by washing away and trimming the cuticles with cuticle nippers and removing impurities from beneath the nail edge.
Shiny nails without nail polish7:43
Achieve a shiny, polish-free finish by using a four-sided buffer—from coarse to soft—to smooth and shape nails, while cleaning edges and cuticles for natural, healthy shine.
Cream and cuticle oil application2:39
Master cuticle oil and hand cream application in a manicure, using a drop on each nail and circular massage over the hands to nourish cuticles, skin, and nails.

1. Base coat application4:47
Apply a thin transparent base coat to create a smooth surface. Degrease and disinfect surrounding skin, remove any cuticle oil, then finish with color or top coat when dry.
2. Color application18:26
Shake the color bottle after base coat, apply with three long strokes using two coats for depth, then finish with a top coat or glitter, exploring French manicure variations.
3. Top coat application5:08
Apply a gel effect top coat after the second color coat for a shiny finish that protects the color, speeds drying, covers edges, and promotes long wear with cuticle oil.

1. nail preparation, primer, base coat15:20
Learn how to apply permanent nail polish from nail surface prep to base coat, color, and top coat, including disinfection, priming, curing under an LED lamp, and edge coverage.
2. color application17:03
Apply color nail polish in two thin layers after removing the base coat’s sticky film, cure each layer under the lamp, and finish with a top coat near the cuticle.
3. top coat4:20
Apply a top coat to seal the color polish with a shiny finish, protect from cracking, and prolong wear while encapsulating the edge and curing all nails under the lamp.
4. cuticle oil and hand cream. Final advice4:49
Apply cuticle oil and hand cream after the top coat; remove any sticky layer and clean nails with a cotton pad. Massage the oil into the cuticles and skin.

Dissolve the old permanent nail polish6:10
Learn permanent nail polish removal by disinfecting hands, soaking cotton pads in a dissolving solution, wrapping them with aluminum foil for a ten-to-fifteen minute sauna effect, then repeat as needed.
Dissolve old permanent nail polish 2nd hand4:48
Master a full manicure treatment using traditional and permanent nail polish, including how to dissolve old permanent polish on the 2nd hand.
Removing the old permanent nail polish leftovers6:04
Soak nails in a dissolving solution, then scratch off remaining polish with a cuticle pusher or file. Repeat soaking if needed to remove leftovers from both hands.

Requirements

be interested in the beauty field

Description

This course provides you with step by step manicure treatment including nail form creation, cuticle removal, as well as two types of nail polish: the traditional one and the permanent one (otherwise commercially called semi-permanent, long-term, long-lasting, Shellac, Gelish, gel-polish and etc.).

Don't miss the PDF file attached in the course resources where everything is described and explained in detail and some things not mentioned in the videos are included.

After you finish your course you get a certificate automatically.

In the traditional nail polish application we are using a nail polish, which scientifically consists mainly of two parts: polymer and solvent. When applied to the nail, the solvent evaporates and leaves the polymer on the nail which forms a thin film (the color). That's the principle of the conventional nail polish.

The long-term or permanent nail polish, on the other hand, is a gel form of nail polish and it dries (or, in more precise terms, is cured) under the UV light. It is also supposed to stay longer than the traditional nail polish and the removal of it is different.

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Who this course is for:

beauticians
if you want to learn to perform this treatment at home

full MANICURE treatment +traditional & permanent nail polish

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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 7min

Manicure treatment steps5 lectures • 35min

Traditional nail polish application3 lectures • 28min

Permanent nail polish application4 lectures • 42min

Permanent nail polish removal3 lectures • 17min

Requirements

Description

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