I would like to see a how to video on treatment planning for improving the health of damaged natural nails and the best enhancements to help the recovery process.

Thanks for great video! For those of you saying this is another’s accounts idea while this technique may look similar I see people posting that YN did something similar 3 years ago. It’s hard to give original credit to any technique as they morph and build over time. For context I have been a hair colour specialist for 32 years. While I am a much different pro now all the basics I learned still are my foundation. If your good at what you do, you keep building on technique. I have to tell new artists all the time that balayage was invented in the 1970’s. I learned in the early 90’s how to do it. My technique has a modern twist but my foundation knowledge has not changed. I believe artists are better when we collaborate and lift each other up.

Young Nails nail tips are obviously made of a good plastic in order to use it like a dual form. If you purchase other nail tips from another company there is no guarantee you will be able to remove the nail tip. Food for thought

Young Nails you rock... American nail techs are so fortunate to have such people being honest and very educational to help you. IMPO stop bad mouthing people. It's tough as it is all over the world. Thank you Young Nails. From South Africa 🇿🇦💅😍

I like to say "simplify" .. Sounds better than "cheat" lolol. Awesome video as always 💖💖💖

Loved watching this again! I wish some salons would do this instead of using tips as I'd rather have a sculpted nail than tips

Love this for a quick application. It's also great for a DIY replacement if one breaks and your in a hurry. 👍

This looks like a fantastic way to do my non dominant hand so I'll have less awkward filing. Neat, I really appreciate this!

I literally watched you guys do this in a video you recorded 3 years ago! So glad you’ve done an updated one

Such a great idea! I honestly wish I'd known about this when I started working with gel a few years ago. But on the flipside I did learn how to sculpt a nail with gel well because that was my only option. However such a great technique for beginners or when you just need to whip out a quick set!!!

This takes the fear out of sculpting if you’re brand new at poly gel. Good video

Thank you so much for this. I've tried dual forms and can't quite get the shape but this works so well and I've been able to get a beautiful stiletto shape.

This video is GREAT! THANK U SO MUCH!!!!! I have trouble keeping uniformity of shape when I’m sculpting on myself; I can’t wait to try this! Thank you again!

I forgot this technique. Thank you for refreshing my mind. I’ve learned more from YN than I ever learned in school. Of course that was eons ago. You can teach an old dog new tricks. Love your products.

Thank You Tracy & Young Nails for another great video.

Followed your detailed instructions very carefully and my polygel set came out perfectly. Thank you so much 👏👏👏💓

I love your tutorial! I feel like I learned more in the few minutes with you than anywhere else. But you hit on points that I needed. Thank you!!!🙂

This method is a great method for those like me who love the different shapes but can't free form shape nails worth a hoot. Granted you will always have haters and drama "queens/kings" with every craft, yes I said craft. This is a craft and an art. I can't shape my nails to save my soul so this looks like it will help me create any look I am looking for minus the cost of the salon.

I love it! Every single one of your videos is full of incredibly useful info! ❤️

Brilliant!! I am not a nail professional just starting to do my own nails. I might have to try this.

Thank you guys for this content, you're literally making my life better

You make this look so easy. I still learning but I’m sure this is going to help me. Thank you for being so informative.

I'm DEF gonna give this a try!!! Thx so much for the vid!! ❤❤❤

Awesome tutorial Tracey!! 💅🏻💚✨

You did that sooo nice! I hope It is as easy as you make it look.

This was a great class! As always. Thank you so much!!!

Omgeeeeeee I don’t know why took me so long to order!! I bought them during this past flash sale and OMG they are amazing the best type of gel I’ve ever worked with so smooth comes out so precise it’s good for anybody from beginner to pro I just can’t gush enough about this product

I LOVE doing it this way!! Thank you so much! 😀😃😃

Literally trying this technique on myself tomorrow 🎉

YOUR TIPS ARE GOLD!!😍😍

Thanks for this! Can’t wait to try 🤗

Great video! Thank you Tracy!

I thought about doing this. So glad you did this!

Great video thank you for sharing this. Sometimes it is just easier to use a tip. Thank you again.

I am so trying this!

Perfect tutorial! Thankyou so much

Cool. I gotta try this method when my synergy gel comes!!

Thanks YN. You guys rock! I will definitely try this, on my daughter, for her bday.

This tutorial definitely helped me. Thaaaaank you for this!! 👏🏽

I watched this video when it first was uploaded....I am going to try this technique on my non dominant hand using items from this year's mystery boxes! 👍😘 YN is the best!

I could watch more of these. 😃 Love the green gel polished btw. 🥰

Always amazing tutorials, thanks

Omg this is genius!! I’m definitely doing this for my non dominant hand

bonus.....thank you for this video.....i have the gel kit and have felt sorta intimidated. this was perfect for me. thanks again. be well be safe.

My first ever product I bought from YN is the cuticle oil and I love it!!!

Love this! Thank you!!

Oh wow. That's an awesome hack!

We should all know that we watch these channels so that we could enjoy, learn and know that everyone has different methods to simplify. We just need to understand this and learn to accept and just stop being harsh and using foul language. All of this takes away the enjoyment of watching and learning. Lets make this a better community.

That's fantastic!

I can’t wait to try this

I love watching these videos, I learn SO much. Also, she reminds me of Jennifer Morrison (the girl on Once Upon A Time and House).

Thanx! And I really love youshirt and glasses😘

This is wonderful

Ok I think I can become a pro now, if only you could see the smile on my face. I have been doing them all wrong 😂😂😂 I have been pressing them down and putting acrylic on top and in the meantime losing my shape😂😂😂 I'm a visual person if I see you do it BAM. Thank you for the video💐 #lifesaver

Love your personality.❤

Oh das funktioniert auch mit diesen Tips so genial. Das probiere ich heute mal aus danke und ein schönes Wochenende 🫶👍🌺🥰😃💐🙋‍♀️

Love this!!!❤️👍🏽😊

I see a bunch of people who keep referring to this as Femi Beauty's Lazy Girl Method, it's not. Femi applies a paper thin layer of polygel on the underside of the nail tip, and leaves the tip on as the strength and structure of the nail. Basically like painting the underside with polish. This method used the tip much like a dual form to build a nail, and then the tip is removed. While the methods are similar, they aren't the same. To clarify, Young Nails originally posted THIS METHOD 3 years ago in a previous video. This is an updated version using their newly launched full cover nail tips. I typically don't comment on the drama surrounding this "Lazy Girl Method" because I dont think anyone can claim credit for an idea that has no patent, and is so similar to several other methods of product application that has been around for years. However, I have seen these same comments on almost every single nail channel lately with people bashing others using this method (I personally don't use the method and prefer traditional sculpting for application). It really takes the fun out of watching videos. This is supposed to be a fun community where people share ideas, techniques and such with each other. Isn't that the point? Just my two cents. But I wish the Lazy Girl warriors would find something else to focus on now.

Lindo trabajo muy profesional bellos el detalle de sólo hechar el gel a la mitad del tips muy preciso para toda la uña muy lindo la técnica.. saludos.🇦🇹🌄🇦🇹

I love the ring!!+

I will be trying in am… This has made it seem easier to shape etc..

Aw man, I totally thought I created a new technique today. 😅 I thought this up in my brain last night and tried it today. You guys came up with it 10 months ago. LOL

I always use Dual Nail Forms there amazing

Thank You so much! 😭💕💕

Ty Tracy!!!!!!♡♡♡♡♡♡

Game changer ❤

Omg how did I not see this 🤯oh. Def trying as soon as possible

Awesome ❤

Thank you 😍😍

I'm a new subscriber. Love your videos. Very informative. ;)

excellent

Niiice trick Tracey 👍

This is so cool 😎

Very nice.

I use my hand file for most of my prep, and e file for cuticle area. I still end up cutting myself though, with the hand file. But this method looks easier than sculpting.

I live this! can be done wiyh acrylic too 😎 I wouod live to aee a removal video please soon ty!! Love watching yall ana learning, great products

Thanks for the video. 💅💅💅💅💅💅🌹

I would love a video on the importance of leaving the cuticle alone if there is nothing actually in the way of of the manicure service... I get so many clients that want me to cut their cuticles and I personally have taken a stand on not messing with the cuticles (unless I need to) so it's created some tension when my guest don't understand why the manicure doesn't always need a cuticle clipping. I think so many more issues can arise when clipping them esp, on the day after if their cuticles are sore. I don't want their nail experience to have any memory of discomfort. But some customers just do not get it.

I definitely needed this last night lol

Hey guys, Pls pls can you do a video on how thick acrylic should look before gel application. We are doing a lot of it at my work place just want to know from you guys because I believe in you and have learnt a lot thanks

Can you do a video on what a beginner needs to start their nails etc?

I love the cheat codes to do a fast set but of course I will still keep learning how to squirt the gel out 🤣

Great x

I LOVE you Guys.

so much easier than sculpting!!!!!!

Great stuff as always I received your compliments backs thanks

i suck at doing my left hand so this is perfect 😅

HELL YEAH!!

Thank you for this awesome video! I have a quick question though: aren't the side walls pretty thick this way on the underside?

Traci I agree with "containing" your clients. Nothing more frustrating than them touching stuff and messing up what you just sculpted 😳

I use a form under the dual form and have no Junk under the dual form.

This looks amazing! My bottom or underneath does not come out nice. How do I assure that will be smooth too

I am using this technique with hard gel from past 3 months but i find it thin the extension is so i do overlay on them and build apex area well..and if i press lil hard i have to use e-file underneath.❤️

I've always liked a thicker nail. I want them to feel like they are really on there and not flimsy. I know that we are supposed to have the tip "credit card thick", but I am one of those people that breaks the rules. Mine need to be a little thicker than that. I think using a full covered nail is great especially for folks that have difficulty with shaping the nail. I like using gel to adhere the nail, then an overlay on top to add strength and durability. I'm "old school", and I am so happy that there are so many techniques and products out there that we have so many options now. Thanks Tracey for the video!

I love how the full cover tip is removable with the synergy gel. All polygel that I’ve used don’t last, don’t have strength, etc. So excited to try this!

Can you do this with half cover tips if you don't want to sculp them and don't want to use glue? I'm just curious 😊

Is this the same as the synergy gel in the jar just in a tub? And if I want the tip to stay in with the gel I would just take the shine off the in side if the tip right or will this gel work for that love your guys work thanks for making videos

If you disinfect and sanitize them can you reuse them like dual forms??

Hello from Houston

Love this video. Which gel did you use?