What I wanted.. my nail tech f’d up 😩
My nail tech is really something yall… she didn’t add the white line under the French 😒💔
I told her, exactly like the picture and she did this…
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LOLOL IM JUST PLAYIN! I LOVE my nail tech & I may just buy her a BIRKIN!
I show her a picture and she says “copy & paste…” 💅🏾🩷
I love it, it’s simple and chic, perfect for spring/summer 🤍🤍
#whatiaskedfor #whatiaskedforvswhatigot #nails
P.S. I’m the nail tech 🙂 this set was a set of press ons I made!! Lasted me 2 weeks!! Lmk if you want a video of the process of me making press ons 🥰
So, you saw my little 'What I wanted VS... What I got!!' moment with my French tips, and now you know the secret: I am the nail tech, and these beauties were all thanks to DIY press-ons! If you're anything like me, you love getting salon-quality nails but also appreciate the convenience and creativity of doing them yourself. Let me spill some more tea on why press-ons are a game-changer, especially for achieving those chic looks like the simple French tip I rocked. Making your own press-on nails isn't just a fun craft; it's a fantastic way to save money and get exactly the design you want, whenever you want it. For my set, which lasted a solid two weeks (yes, really!), I focused on a classic French tip with a modern twist, perfect for those bright spring and summer days. The key to getting that 'copy & paste' look you see in inspiration pictures is all in the prep and the right materials. Think about using good quality gel polish for durability and a strong adhesive that won't damage your natural nails. Speaking of lasting power, many people wonder if press-ons can truly hold up. My experience, and what I share with others, is that proper application is everything. Start with clean, buffed nails, push back your cuticles, and use a dehydrator and primer before applying a thin, even layer of nail glue. Press-on for at least 30 seconds, and avoid water for the first hour if possible. This helps create a strong bond, ensuring your custom set stays put through all your daily adventures, just like my 'What I got!!' nails did. If you're looking to recreate that elegant French tip, whether it's the crisp white line or a subtle colored tip for spring/summer, press-ons offer endless possibilities. You can practice your nail art designs on the tips before applying them, making it less stressful than painting directly on your nails. Consider adding a touch of glitter, a small gem, or even a different colored base to make your French tips unique. The beauty of DIY is that you can experiment without commitment. For those who might be thinking about going to a nail salon or spa, but want a more budget-friendly or personalized alternative, press-ons are definitely worth exploring. You can achieve professional-looking results right from your own home. Plus, imagine the satisfaction of telling someone, 'Oh, these? I made them myself!' It's a fantastic feeling. If you're curious about the exact process for making your own press-ons, from shaping to applying gel-x style finishes, let me know! I'm always happy to share more tips and tricks to help you get those perfect nails, just like the ones I showed you that were 'What I wanted VS...' my initial prank!


