Yes!!!

Question for you, since you were in the business for so long, I am new to now self-taught! I was thinking about getting my license but I wanted to know is it a lucrative career? Were you happy with the money you were able to make doing nails? You don't have to answer if you don't want but it would be appreciated, thanks!

@@divadee04ds I was born with a love for all things hair, makeup and nails related. It just seemed like a natural step to take, I actually started cosmetology school while I was in my last year of high school. I only had two classes a day, in order to keep me out of trouble, my parents enrolled me in a school. I started out doing everything, hair nails, I got 2 degrees in makeup but nails were always my biggest love. I did that for a few years, got married and moved to another state, went back to school to get the extra hours I needed for my license there and decided to also take the nail tech course, too. Got licensed in just nails and went to work. I didn't make a lot at first, I worked in a chain nail salon in a mall for a few years, then decided to move into a salon. The better you are, faster you are, quality of work, the more ingenious you get with nail art, it all matters with what you can charge and what you make in tips. Eventually I started my own business, my husband built a room for me on our house, it had to meet with all the State Board requirements, but I was happier doing it that way. I did it because I love doing nails and nail art so much so the money was secondary. If you really want to make a good living at it, you get very good, very fast, start entering competitions, and if you are lucky you'll end up as a rep for a nail product company. Otherwise, you can still make a decent living as a nail tech. Sorry this is so long but I hope that answers it for you!

Dawn della Morte very motivational. I’ve only been doing nails for 1 year. I been license in cosmetology since 07, and I too fell in love with doing nails. My goal is to get good enough to branch off for my self. Thanks for sharing

@@kmydesire12 Thank you!

She said it was water damage, not fungus.

What do you mean?

@@ashantio2604 she talking about the mark on the client's nail.

Yep agreed

I let the one I had on my thumb grow out on its own too. It only took a a few weeks.

Ziggz OVO thanks boo ❤️❤️❤️lol we’ll get there eventually.

Deenailslayer lol yes we sure will ♥️

Stephanie Lopez low/med

Tamera Dixon ❤️❤️❤️

Tianna Whitfield it’s a gel top coat only

Mon E no🤔 I hope you got your money back

Mara D turn your sound up. I’m only talking for a minute and I can hear myself fine !!

She is only talking in the beginning not the rest of the video

Tianna Whitfield I’m a full specialist I specialize in makeup nails facials and waxing. I’ll try doing a Q&A later on.

Thank you ! I love your channel and your style ❤️

Yessica Vera se llama Odyssey Nail Systems

Gracias chica😊

Destaynee Auguste lol yes I used to so my nails but it got in the way.

I’ll start doing my nails again eventually

Jessica Renteria acrylic I think

Breonia Lafayé it was pseudomonas bacteria

I was going to a nail tech that wouldn't always put primer on first and used cheap acrylic. Both of my thumb nails cracked and I got them repaired. There was a gap under there where water got trapped in and the fungus grew. I let mine grow out on its own.

Julia Machal if you’re learning. I would start an ombré at $35 but I charge $55 for pink and white ombré.

Mia Mendoza $55

She_ Designs hey boo !!

Deenailslayer like ur work...like anything it takes time to perfect..so forget the nay sayers.. u have my support ✊🏽👍🏽

GerryandTerry Galvan it’s not

idome1524 lmaoooooo mhm yes it’s fungus absolutely!!!

Class Act Nails oh ok I never understood that lol