Damaged Nails? IBX treatment (in real time)- by Anna

[@TheSalonLife]

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[@kandkcollins1]

What a difference! Excellent video, thanks for the demo!!!

[@TheSalonLife]

I'm glad you liked the video! Thank you so much Karyn!!

[@ravencrosby2553]

Where’d you get your nail dryer with the heat from?

[@darlenemaillet3350]

Outstanding treatment and beautiful results after just one treatment. I MUST book one of these!

[@TheSalonLife]

Oh gosh Darlene, your nails are too healthy for this :) Honestly :) It's designed for damaged or very porous nails.

[@nailsbystephanie9754]

I’m curious as to what files you are using in your videos. They look so sleek & gets all layers of the nails. I always have the bottom layer of nail left under.

[@nailsbystephanie9754]

And is that a heater lamp u are using? I want to add this to my services but am trying to figure out what all I need, etc.

[@barbarachappuis5262]

Thanks!

[@TheSalonLife]

Hello Barbara! Thank you so much for your support! ❤️

[@barbarachappuis5262]

Hello Anna and you're most welcome! I'd like to send you a gift to try if you'll send your postal address. I sent you an email a few days ago and you can reply to that. You do great work!

[@purpl3lina]

So need this stuff in my life

[@cf5246]

Is the drill bit you're using for the skin around the nails?

[@gunillaschnipper1344]

Your videos are really helpful 🥰♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@linneaburns9893]

What was the grey file that you used on the free edge of the natural nail?

[@darlenemcguffie2049]

The little heater you use that has profiles on the top where did you get that from?

[@TheSalonLife]

My local supplier. I think they are available online too. It's a nail polish drier that has a warm setting

[@cindymackie8580]

When you wipe off nail plate do you use anything?

[@TheSalonLife]

Depends when. There is a link to full instructions in the description box under the video :)

[@suzannelennox9193]

What lamp did you use for the cure please?

[@TheSalonLife]

please follow manufactures advice. They have a list of approved lamps.

[@rhondarodriguez5503]

How much do you usually charge for a service like this?

[@TheSalonLife]

It takes me 30 minutes, I charge $30

[@heatherlundquist-buffalo]

I love IBX

[@blondiegurl8348]

Very cool

[@lemsnailsandhair160]

Excellent video!!! I really love it

[@TheSalonLife]

Thank you so much Lems!!

[@mizucko]

❤❤❤

[@emilyo.6963]

I thought it was bad to go back and forth filing!?

[@TheSalonLife]

I really think is a old wives tale. I haven't noticed any difference. I will have to go back to my resources. Doug Schoon should have that explained in www.facetofacewithdougschoon.com

[@lnuma92]

Know I'm late in replying, but it has a lot to do with the grit of the file. The usual rule of thumb is this: Grits 180 and above you can file back and forth on the natural nail; any grit below that you file in one direction.

[@MadeleineHenderson]

"If you’re filing down the natural nail, it’s OK to file back and forth using a 240-grit file. Once you’ve filed it down, “seal” and smooth the edge of the nail by using a shiner buffer and gently “file” from one edge to the other. This technique will prevent splitting and cracking. " - Alisha Rimando Botero is the executive vice president and creative director for Artistic Nail Design.