I've seen a lot of the tutorials on youtube...some are from the members on here, so not all are complete junk I would say they range from NSS type tutorials to ameturs, to very good professionals. Well, lets just say you can tell very quickly if it is a good professional tutorial. I must say, watching them has given me some good ideas on different ways to do the acrylic french. Also, its just plain interesting to see how other people work. Some are VERY talented!
The key with finding things on youtube, or anywhere on the internet, is learning to use the right search words and combinations. I would start with "professional pedicure" then maybye just "pedicure" or any other specific word that describes what you want to do, like "spa pedicure". Once you find a video you like from a certain person, look to see if they have more videos, under their name. Many times they post multiple videos.
Youtube has become quite the great information source on how to do all kinds of things. I learned to link turns on a snowboard from youtube! Good luck!
) could you post a link please? i've been trying to find a good one on pedicures.
