The Oh My Gel Waterless Manicure: Cuticle Removal!

[@bambi9935]

Tati, I am sure I am not alone when I say, I truly appreciate the time and effort you put in your videos. With every video we are always learning with you. I am very grateful to have found your channel because I am someone who wants to maintain my natural nails' health and strength (no e-files no extensions etc.) and that is precisely what you do. Thank you

[@TheNaturalNailGuru]

I am so happy I am able to help and thank you so much for your support! There’s so much more to share 🤗

[@TheBizeediva]

I second that motion💅🏽‼️

[@elizabethwilhoite9740]

Hello!! I started DIY my own nails for hard gel a couple years ago. My cuticles and side walls and eponichium (sp?) have suffered do much 😭 I’ve had terrible hang nails and all sort of things. This video helped me so much and my nail health is SO much better ! Better than it’s ever been! Thanks for sharing thisb

[@TheNaturalNailGuru]

😭 this makes me so happy to hear! I’m glad to see you have had improvement. Definitely stay consistent and overtime with proper care. You will see minimal growth and hopefully no more hangnails. Definitely check out my video on my products but cuticle oil and the balm. They are definitely very helpful for extra dry skin which can lead to hang nails. The balm is awesome for hangnails.

[@suzypatenaude65]

Hi Im loving every video you put out! You really cover it all! I see how beautiful your clients nails are and it got me thinking.....what if one just one of those beautiful nails broke. (not trying to be a wise guy just trying to figure what you do in a situation like that, because it must happen right?) Is the best bet to take them all down? would you complete a gel manicure and just even out broken nail? do you ever add a tip on occasion? I respect what you do, love your channel ! thanks for all your info!!

[@SheldineCooper]

Oh yay was looking forward to this video ☺️ thank you xx

[@xtayfigzx]

Love this video!!! Thank you for all your helpful content!! Would you be able to review Dimension Nails gel polish at some point?❤️

[@annette8773]

Thanks

[@beyoorbeyoutiful5810]

THANK YOU

[@daniellefield3827]

Hi! I just want to say a big thank you for your videos! They are super informative! I have had difficulty with my gel UV polish popping off. Largely your videos have helped a lot however the issue it not completely resolved. I am not a professional and I only paint my own nails. I use light elegance gel. Since watching your videos I purchased a cuticle remover as well as a nail dehydrator and protein bond. I was doing a lot of things wrong previously: not removing my cuticles, not soaking off the polish. With my last application I had two nails pop off in two weeks. I decided to repaint with hard gel and 2 days later I had one nail pop off after lightly washing one or two dishes in hot water (before it popped of I had noticed a little was lifting in the front, it is my index finger that can sometimes bend because as I apply pressure to the nail while writing). Do you have any further suggestions for me?

[@shirley-ann7164]

How many time’s a week do you have to push the cuticle’s back?

[@RAJOHN-ke7mc]

One day. All the other days just apply nail oil

[@tamrharvey]

I always cut my cuticles when it comes to using the nippers no matter what. Do I have to nip them? What would happen if I don’t? Love your videos!

[@kristinavedder9344]

Do you still do this for clients who come with sore or broken skin around the cuticle? Thanks so much 🙏

[@TheNaturalNailGuru]

I do the same process no matter what 😉

[@neonhol0gram]

If properly washed off and the nail plate cleansed and prepped after using liquid cuticle remover, would there be any issues with lifting? I just prefer not to use an efile.

[@JacquieLineStudio28]

What sort of pressure do you use when pushing cuticles back?

[@TheNaturalNailGuru]

I use the pressure that’s needed some clients cuticles are stuck a little more than others the important thing is not to do it fast so if you do need to apply more pressure by going slower you’re still being more gentle. A good cuticle remover is going to really do all the hard work so it rarely ever requires a lot of pressure