Key oils for retaining nail length: Avocado and/or Olive oil Key practice: Limit nail polish remover use and harsh nail polish Don’t use nails as tools File in one direction Check in on nails 2x a week (catch splits before nail breaks)

@angelicsparkles

Ай бұрын

It’s nearly impossible to find a salon that files in one direction or in the other acceptable manner, so I find myself going to my own salon. One thing I noticed is a nail break at the beginning of the tip of the nail do you ever repair yours or just start over by cutting?

@angelicsparkles

Ай бұрын

Thanks

@tialynn1111

Ай бұрын

@@angelicsparkles hi I just start over

@angelicsparkles

Ай бұрын

@@tialynn1111 hi 🌸appreciate your super fast response 🎉

I used to love watching videos like this. I grow my nails as well. I don't think the natural nail movement is as popular as it once was unfortunately. Many people now opt for nail enhancements! Thank you for the tips!

@tialynn1111

4 ай бұрын

You’re welcome 💕💕

I love how you always touch on the global wellness when it comes to beauty. It shows that we won't have to run for quick fixes if we put in the work, consistency and discipline with set goals. Thank you Tia! I have stopped polish too because just like you, I realized that after removing it my nails were really really dry both at the touch and at the look. Your advice is always trustworthy.❤

@tialynn1111

4 ай бұрын

Yes! The nail polish remover was too drying. After I stopped using that, my nails weren’t brittle anymore. I’m glad your nails are healthier now too💕 Aw thanks!!🙏🏽

I suffered from a nail fungus after visiting a salon 2 years ago and my nails took a year to recover. Since then i started doing them myself and noticed a shift. They would grow so long but they’d be hard. So then I stopped polishing them and have just done light filing and oiling and they’ve become much more flexible. I think if I toook your tips of not opening boxes, and upped my nutrition that would take them to the next level ❤ Your nails are gorgeous as are you 💕💕

@tialynn1111

29 күн бұрын

Oh wow I’m so sorry you went through that and I’m happy your nails have recovered! I love to hear that 💕 thank you love 💕

@PearlsCrystals

29 күн бұрын

@@tialynn1111 thank you!! My grandma went with me and experienced the same thing and she always had very long nails. That same salon had Health issues in the past so that should’ve been a 🚩 but thank you I’m learning to love them natural and so do they apparently ☺️

@tialynn1111

29 күн бұрын

@@PearlsCrystals wow that’s crazy yall went through that - 🤦🏾‍♀️ yesss your nails are probably flourishing now✨✨

@PearlsCrystals

29 күн бұрын

@@tialynn1111 💕💕

Hey girl hey .. it’s giving soft girl era. I love these tips it definitely will help you with being gentle. When I use to oil my nails my nails grew a lot . I’m about to get back to it Can you please either post a link or tell us where we can find the nail filer and the nail polish at?

@tialynn1111

4 ай бұрын

Thanks beautiful Ok sure love I’ll send them to you in a few hours- I’m at the store at the moment 💕

@tialynn1111

4 ай бұрын

Yes the oils are the truth!

@M.C.I_

4 ай бұрын

@@tialynn1111 okay thank you

@tialynn1111

4 ай бұрын

The exact nail file I use: www.amazon.com/OPI-FI031-Crystal-Nail-File/dp/B000PHKE0O/ref=mp_s_a_1_3_pp?crid=2U81CV3OABO8D&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.f18el4ftjhOkTGPgh1rj4SqVNv1TE63XjlI7i7rwdwYRA2wzDxas6NMmtdXd4_puCk0NfdiXuyTKafYRXdHBH9gQXm2pVGnrpVBYby6cnuEMNfkIE1IxCFOIb9ZCq7V0E6wsnICK5_VLaXEzdZuLf--2CmHA6ddW03g9ibWTFMrMM8ejxHWohw5Zm66ZdV2cfPaKdS3SYzSrMCH-uJbcUg.1fUyu35hp-TZIeut7Guar76ApxibZJzNJYGM27OmBoA&dib_tag=se&keywords=nail+file+glass&qid=1711509331&sprefix=nail+file+glass%2Caps%2C229&sr=8-3 Or type in Amazon: OPI glass file Nail polishes: us.manucurist.com www.ellamila.com oliveandjune.com www.nailsinc.com/Mobile/en/us/Plant-Power-Plant-Based-Vegan-Base-Coat/m-m-2872.aspx?PartnerID=3&gclid=CjwKCAjw5ImwBhBtEiwAFHDZx-R809dhLaLaHODP72u-C6jag8VvCeN3tES43UAVDdaotjjvdmXP-RoC7NcQAvD_BwE&Shopping_UnitedStates Look for polishes that are free of formaldehyde etc..)

@M.C.I_

3 ай бұрын

@@tialynn1111 okay thank you

Great tips! ❤ thanks for sharing 👌🏼

@tialynn1111

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching 💕💕

@hairgrowthzone8112

4 ай бұрын

@@tialynn1111 😘😘 a pleasure 🥰

Just healing my nails and getting back on the natural nail journey after a sudden onset of the early signs of a gel allergy. Thankfully none of my nails got so bad that they threatened to come off my fingers like I’ve seen in others. However, they were in the worst, most atrocious shape my nails have ever been in, in my entire life. They’d been left paper thin and painful, I had hardened, excessive growth of the proximal nail fold and over growing cuticles. And the skin under some of my nails was thickened, hardened & DRY as ever. I knew I had to stop using gel before this got ANY worse. But I also couldn’t let these extremely fragile, vulnerable, severely damaged nails be open and unprotected, so I turned to acrylic… Thankfully, my fingers/nails showed absolutely no sign of an allergy to acrylic. I was able to wear acrylics for the past couple of months until quite a bit of the damage grew out. I did minimal prep on the regrowth as not to damage that, because who cares if the acrylics came off?!! They weren’t being used for cosmetics, they were merely being used for the protection the hardness of acrylic can offer. I could always redo an acrylic nail, so adhesion wasn’t my priority. But now I am finally at the point of no longer needing an added layer of protection. My nails are short but stronger than they’ve been since I started messing with artificial nails extension products 4 years ago. I do have more healing to do, because what I failed to mention above is that when I started having the earliest signs of the gel allergy I just thought my cuticles were dry and hard and that led me to mindlessly picking them, but which became obsessively relentless. Many years ago I used to be a terrible nail biter and this whole situation brought me right back to indulging in that nasty habit, but just the cuticles this time, not the nail’s themselves. However, that did damage to my nails too. I have quite a few nails that the side walls are still suffering from my having dug down the sides of my nails while picking my cuticles and skin around me nails, sliming and restricting growth on some nails on the sides. Thats also almost grown back to normal now too since I’ve stopped picking at the cuticles since they’re no longer dry hard overgrown a driving me crazy. I think another month of weekly gentle manicures, keeping my hands & cuticles well hydrated and keeping the nails short will suffice. After that I can try to grow some length so that my nails will have some integrity to sustain it. Until then, I’m babying my nails and not messing with any chemicals but the old tried & true traditional nail polish.

@tialynn1111

2 ай бұрын

Yes! Glad your nails are on a healing journey. You’ll definitely see progress with babying them and staying on a good nail routine

Awesome..thxs for sharing..💜💯💜💯💜

@tialynn1111

4 ай бұрын

💕💕

@Primrose269

4 ай бұрын

@@tialynn1111 🩷💜

I’m dealing with onycholysis but I do plant to grow mine out again. I love jojoba oil for my nails. I put it in a cuticle oil pen 🥰

@tialynn1111

3 ай бұрын

Hey! What is onycholysis? Yes jojoba is really good too!

@haircandykina

3 ай бұрын

@@tialynn1111 It’s a condition where a part of the nail separates from the nail bed. I’m having to keep my nails trimmed short until it grows out with the rest attached. The Salon Life has several videos about it.

@tialynn1111

3 ай бұрын

@haircandykina oh wow ok I never heard of this. I’ll check out the vids! I hope you are healing from it 💕