How to deal with heat spikes 😉

[@gobblemuncher6]

I love how the nails just go flying off 😂

[@Gimpinalong]

Always loved your tip about hand in, out, flip….yet I forget to do it and get burned. 🤣 called out! 🤣🤣 ok ok I think I’ll remember this time. Thank you so much!

[@meh_lady]

Then once you get used to doing your nails all the time you just grunt through them. 😅

[@kp5496]

I grow my nails now but I feel you

[@oflilia]

my nail tech was the nicest woman and i felt bad so I'd just sit through it and try to keep my face neutral loool

[@Santa_clxws]

I just bare with it because it’s embarrassing 💀😭

[@jeezlouiz]

I used to get my nails done quit often as a teen and wouldnt feel that burn until not too long ago i went and i could ot believe the pain i was trying to play it off but it was so painful i didnt understand why. Feels like a hot pan ia sitting on the nailbed. That was the last time i got my nails done🤣

[@janellemcm22]

😂😂 omg yes lol or the thumb when they put it in the lamp all sideways and you just know the gel has sloped down the side hahaha

[@nobuhlepnene4375]

And doesn't cure properly 😢

[@VelociRachael]

if your gel is that runny you flip back and forth between hand one finger at a time

[@PeriPrincess]

This is when you go to a single digit approach.

[@PopaRoxanageorgiana-mn9dd]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@ladyarcher172]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 that's so me 🤣🤣🤣

[@karimcdonald7670]

Every hard gel client ever

[@babypoof]

I love it. U tell them it might happen and they still freak out like this. Why might someone experience heat spikes? Do ppl with thinner nails get it more?

[@PrincessCupncake]

Thinner nails are definitely more sensitive to heat spikes. Less between the heat from polymerization and nerves.

[@416Reese]

The nails though! 😂😂

[@wubetbelachew4137]

First 😁 and what is a brand to get good and not too expensive nail drills that you recommend?

[@jasminemack2390]

Personally I’d recommend Melody Susie. The drill that I have is the Sparkle Plus (in green ofc bc they made it a gorgeous shade, but anyway), I got it off Amazon for around $160. And yes I know that’s technically still not cheap, however, the original price was around $200, then there was a coupon that brought the price down to ~$180, and another at checkout that brought it down to ~$160. Considering the fact that super super high quality, long lasting professional nail drills can easily cost more than $1-2k, $160 is nothing. And I’ve used both a super professional drill and very cheap $30 ones that I would never ever recommend anyone get bc from my experience, I spent around +$60 on cheap shitty drills and they never lasted more than 10mins. They’re horrible in every way; super loud, drill bits would get wobbly, heats up like crazy after 30s. And I’m not even exaggerating any of that lol. So Trust. Me. The most inexpensive yet high quality drill would be the Sparkle Plus. It’s been working really great for me! It goes up to 35,000rpms and the motor is super quiet, it doesn’t heat up very much, and the battery life is pretty good and only takes a few hours to fully charge, then I won’t have to charge it again for over a week or so, sometimes longer. I’ve done lots of research into this product and I can say that it’s definitely worth it. There’s also the Sparkle Pro that lots of ppl tend to like as well, I believe it’s a bit more expensive and the performance between the Sparkle Plus and Sparkle Pro are very similar.

[@PopaRoxanageorgiana-mn9dd]

Marathon.. and strong 210

[@va8382]

Cheaper polish trends to have heat spikes

[@tulipmars]

I’m a beginner and never got my nails done before. What are these heat spikes. I watch countless tutorials but this was never mentioned

[@saltycat662]

When the gel cures, it can cause a searing burning sensation on the nail. It hurts!

[@tanyaajalas9073]

🤣 sometimes our clients are drama queens but we would be nothing without them

[@annpatt2273]

Im going to get my nails done for the first time ever I don't understand the burning sensation what triggers it?

[@sarahcook4422]

Where are you located? Or how can I book an appt with you?

[@LookatCiel]

lol im so used to it

[@blobster91]

Any advice on allergies? I have used the same kit several times and suddenly I got a severe allergy. Cured the gel all the way through btw. Help anyone?

[@kckstyles9914]

I'd suggest looking into hema-free products. But still keeping any gel products from touching the living tissues is optimal for avoiding allergic breakouts.

[@blobster91]

@@kckstyles9914 thank you ill try that.

[@iliaslamprou7525]

hello. pls check that allergy with a doctor.pls don't put anything on your nails before that. I hope everything goes well 😊

[@blobster91]

@@iliaslamprou7525 Yes I got antihistamine shots. Thank you for asking. My nail beds had turned rock hard and black. Thankfully I'm better now. Won't be applying gel soon.

[@ALT-vz3jn]

If you have an allergy you can’t use that kit anymore. Need to try a different brand or product. If you have an acrylic allergy you won’t be able to get polygel or dip manicures either.

[@pinkpugginz]

whats a heat spike

[@SinaMuscarina]

😂😂😂😂

[@PopaRoxanageorgiana-mn9dd]

😂😂😂😂🎉

[@jewelsbowyer8668]

😂

[@itfunneh289]

It's called a human being a human

[@muzanwilleatyou7941]

First

[@SJ101x]

🤣

[@leftalone9881]

The first time I got my nails done I didn’t know it could hurt so I just didn’t complain. I’m just sitting there like 🥲