Happy new year new mommy 😘

U are glowing Tina! So happy for u guys 💙💙💙💙💙

Happy New Year 💗💗💗

Happy new year 🥳

Happy New Year Tina, a lot o blessings for your family in this new journey 🤍✨

Yes!! I appreciate closed captions as well. So true The devil is in the details as the saying goes. Miss Tina takes pride in quality detailed production plus respect for friends of the channel

I use them so much I didn't even notice they were there untill I saw this comment 😆

I know right! I live that she's doing this

@@alisimo83👌🏻🙌🏾👍 😆

@@alisimo83 OMG, same!!! Watching YT with CCs improved my English a lot over the last few years...

I’d say that nail tech did a outstanding job ! Once you find a good tech that should be your go tech .

forreal omfg i guessed mayyyybe 100 at the most 😳

@@starboyanakin I thought maybe 120-150 max. That is just wild compared to pricing here in Canada.

Totally agree

Yeah

I think she paid more because they did sculpted acrylics and/or the brand of products they used are more on the expensive side

High end products + time + fame!

You forget that you’re paying for their years worth of experience, time, salon space, skill and product altogether. She also had her first set removed as well which is extra! This look may LOOK easy to achieve but especially considering australia has barely any formal training facilities and regulations for nail tech qualifications, those who actually invest in their craft deserve to charge what it’s actually worth for them to provide you this service. I do think it’s excessive but I also know that high end boutiques are always going to charge you a premium price even if you think it isn’t -quite- worth that! I’m saying that, most lower end 2 ⭐️ salons in a shopping centre would still charge you $80-100 if not more for a set like this with half the skill and experience, especially with 5+ colours for the nail art. Just because it *looks* easy doesn’t actually mean it is! Just something to keep in mind!

It wouldn't cost that much more at a normal nail salon here in Australia, this is just a super expensive one.

Some part of the US this wouldn’t be this expensive. My classmate has a beautiful long Cardi b nails with those crystals and it only cost $70. So this is overpriced

I love Tina's videos, but your comment is so true. I can't imagine same result from top master in Moscow.

@@joy_air right?! That’s what I mean. This might be a trend in Asia and maybe US, but we are very much used to Russian and Ukrainian style nails. 🙏🏻

Omg this! The free edge looks so thick - it's a big no no for us, nail techs from europe, alongside the fact that the nail is slightly curving downwards. It would be fine with oldschool almond but not with square shape. And I also couldn't get over how she applied nail forms without adjusting and cuting them in right places. Another thing, trying removing the gel with acetone/remover? It's a basic knowledge that it's not gonna work.

@@Kaciiiii can you please link an example? Hahaha because I live in America and I’ve never seen European trends in nails 🥺

Tbh its not a trend here its just not a very good nail tech who overcharges for this kind of set :/

YUP.... that's what i was thinking :()

the shape as well is so square and bulky 😬 i much prefer Tina's own work

The technician barely filed them down so that is why they seemed so thick. Some nail technicians tend to do thicker nails so the nails are harder to break. I know some customers with long nails would prefer thicker nails but long-lasting than those thiner and more fragile. What the technician is having on her nails is a long almond/pointy shape nail set, which probably explained why they are curvy (and she might have kept her old nails for a while). The thickness can depend on the technician's and the customer's preference though. However, this set is quite thick for my preference too. The shape is neat and she has done amazing smile line design though.

@@HaHoang-bm2ir no, this is so wrong. What makes the nail harder to break is the architecture and not thickness - proper apex, c curve, and side walls, those are the most important. The proper thickness in the apex, with this lenght, is around 1,5-2mm, free edge tho - 0,7-1mm. And yes we have tools to check that that don't cost a lot.

yessss! number one fan!!!!!!! love you Tina!

hey from oz!

I would have charged $125 that’s for removal, full set of sculptured nails and art work. $250 is insane unless I’m ripping myself off 😬. My full sets are $75 AUD

Yea, my full set acrylic extensions with removal are about $100 with a design

Yep this nail place is not the normal price for nails in Australia

cj artistry is known for being extremely overpriced. at-home nail artists are usually much more artistically talented and less expensive. many at-home nail artists i went to would tell me that most of their clients came from cj artistry and stopped going there 💀💀💀

This is not the standard price in aus, as an aussie i was appalled that this nail salon id charging and ripping off their clients like this