Yn Nails technique

[axey]

Hello,

Have a look at the video on the right:
http://www.ysnails.com/method.htm

It looks like a stupid gadget but has anyone actually tried these "reverse-forms" and that technique?

 

[Peter Pan]

dont thnk ill be trying these, they dont look that natural to me, and that mess underneath. i doubt very much they would be that strong, or pleasing to the eye either............... think ill be sticking to the way i was taught. as they say "if it aint broke, dont fix it" a lesson i learnt on another matter

 

[axey]

Is it to build the whole nail? Or is just to build the free edge, as a replacement for tips?

I'm not willing to try these either since I don't really see the point, but it's always fun to see new techniques that people are trying.

 

[leah82]

Nope not keen at all on these!!!

 

[Clairet]

Dont think I'll be trying that one. The nails look really fake too.

 

[nailartist]

I think it would be kind of interesting to try this out sometime. Personally, I think the inventor was pretty creative in his/her thinking. Sure, there are problems with it (the underside of the free edge being a glaringly obvious one), but I bet a skilled pro could make a beautiful nail with it.

My two knuts.

 

[NailCorner]

Hello all, I am new to this board. I must be a sucker, but I try about anything I see. If I dont like it, I move on. But when a client sits in my chair and asks about a new type nail she has heard talked about. Than I can tell her I tried it, or I have at least looked into it, and then I can tell her what I think of it.

I dont think I would want to do my clients nails using this system, but I think I might LOVE to give it a try on my RIGHT HAND. Grrrr, I hate doing my right hand!!! I tried to e-mail this company, but my e-mail was sent back. Does anyone know if they are a up and up company? If anyone gets any information about if they can be ordered in the US, I would love to know about it.
Thanks much,
Kathy-Ut

 

[nailzoo]

those nails look fabulously ugly, is that technique for real ?

 

[VHunter]

We've seen similar on here before.

It makes no sense. What of over-exposure from any excess product squeezed out over the cuticle and sidewalls???

I wouldn't do this.

I'd go back to tip-dip before doing these.

 

[HeatherDavis]

OMG that is HIDEOUS. Everything on that site looked cheap and tacky- ugh.

 

[axey]

And one year later, minds changed

 

[doiamailbox]

oh GIGI. I think they're calling you. LOL

 

[ValencianNails]

http://www.salongeek.com/nail-geek/...s-answered-here-official-thread-popits-q.html

It's surprising what you can do when you've been shown how to do it properly :wink2:

 

[NoLimitNails]

And I'm wearing those hiddious things right now:lol:
So fun to read this...

 

[sarita]

these ARE the popits, this is where popits come from, the creator of them.

 

[Bebeautiful]

Hi axey,
incidently, I saw the reverse form technique late last night and I was confused :lol::irked:, not sure about that one though but it is really nice how new ideas are coming into play.

 

[priory]

Omg :d

 

[berenicefuentes]

Its funny how almost everyone liked popits but they didn't like these. It looks like the exact same thing except they aren't pink and whites, they are just pink l&p.

 

[sarita]

Its funny how almost everyone liked popits but they didn't like these. It looks like the exact same thing except they aren't pink and whites, they are just pink l&p.

You are right! This is where they get Popits from!! These are popits

 

[wendyrose]

haha, find this thread so funny, how minds change when new 'techniques' are being backed by particular companies.