Nail Tech goes to Worst Rated Nail Salon to have EXTENSIONS * Omg

Worst Rated Nail Salon in My Area - Went there to do MY NAILS * Omg

In this video I will go to the worst rated salon in my area (North Carolina) to do my nails. The reason I had to do this is because of the bet I had on a marketing class I recently had. I explained it at the beginning of the video.
I was surprised about this salon but overall I think the nails weren't that bad!

I DON'T have intention to ruin salon or nail tech's reputation - I was simply observing and pointing out things I would do differently. I hope this video will be helpful!

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[rachellovesyarn]

I know it wasn't healthy for your hand, but this was actually a very helpful video, especially at the end where you show the issues with the shape and structure. When watching your videos to learn, it's great to see all of your perfectly structured sets, but seeing sets that are NOT perfect is a great comparison to see what NOT to do. Thank you for being so thorough!

[DrGiantG]

Considering she basically used a broom to apply that acrylic it looks pretty good 🤷🏼‍♀️😂

[izumiruki]

Living in Japan, I don't think the "worst" nail salon actually exists here.
Everything is held to a very high standard, even the cheaper places.

[heatherly]

Unfortunately, proper nail prep is really uncommon in US salons. They will just "rough up" the nail with a file or arbor band and that's it. You could go to the highest rated salon in your town and they would still probably not even push back the cuticles. When I was in nail school, that's how we were taught, that cuticle care was a separate service. That's why I only ever do my own nails!

[yaybmo]

You are a class act! Even your "roast" of the worst nail salon is all helpful constructive criticism and you called out what was done correctly. You also gave a tip knowing your nails would probably only last 2 days!

[Dtroz]

Thanks for sharing! Some people will find this video offensive or shaming but I think your approach was very constructive, especially because your are educating us (customers) in good practices and how a professional service/work should be. If we as customers raise the bar the salons will be motivated to improve as well. 😊

[marysmith]

I think this is an important video because for people who don't know what to look for, this is a good walk through. Especially people who think this is normal, for them to understand this is not normal or good.

[angelaabsolutely]

Having continuous bad experiences is what inspired me to learn acrylic nail application. It's been about three years since I last went to a salon for my nails and I can't imagine going back. Your channel helped make this possible. Thank you so much!

[Emily-yeqy]

This isn’t shocking… I’ve never had a nail tech actually do my cuticles and have a hygienic work station. Last time I got acrylic, the tech used a spare nail tip to pry off the old nails. It hurt. I was bleeding. Didn’t matter to him.
I only do my own nails now because of YouTubers like you that show us the standard we should expect

[Megan-cdsh]

Anastasia, I absolutely adore you. As an American, honesty is often seen as cruelty. When, in fact, it is just honesty. It is something that really bothers me, how we are all expected to keep our mouths shut unless we have "something nice to say". I believe that people should be as honest as possible while still being as kind as possible. You did an excellent job of being totally honest and still remaining tactful, and anyone who finds your honesty problematic probably has some truths about themselves that they would rather not face. And as always, you have provided excellent education in this video. And good for you for doing this! Lots of people would have lost that bet and lied about it!

[saragates]

LOVE the constructive criticism and your dignified delivery! Ty for taking one for the team to educate us on the importance of so many factors! You are so appreciated💕

[MichellesBaby]

This is the reason I decided to learn how to do my own nails. Most salons in my area are horrible. They don’t do any cuticle care and they barely prep the nails. It’s a money grab so you will come back and spend more.

[jennifersjourney]

Chop shops 🤢 I had a client yesterday said she appreciated that I took my time. She had always gone to places that did her pedi and mani at the same time. She's said she could never relax.

[deeh]

Loving the accountability you have for yourself! And a respectful critique of the service. Such a great example to set for your viewers.

[Jpopnails]

This happened for a reason I believe 💜 this is definitely informative and very educational for those that are not educated on the way these fast salons work! I love how you showed everything that was wrong!

[kelseahamilton]

Great video! My educator in my nail tech school right now is always making sure tips and forms fit from sidewall to sidewall and making sure we have that margin clear around the nail so we don’t get lifting. It’s nail tech basics!! That brush is HUGE! I use an 8 and that thing looks big enough to paint my walls haha

[emilyhollis]

Always professional and kind, Anastasia. I appreciate you finding positives to go along with the negatives. I'm sure your nail technician would, as well. ❤️

[mmespaillat]

Very professional, classy review! I liked that you pointed out the good and bad and did not trash them like other videos Ive seen. Some things you pointed out are reasons I dont go to nail salons but I guess they must be in huge pressure to get a lot of clients in for a short period of time and probably comes from the management. Thanks for sharing!

[mclala]

Not surprised... This is the typical nail salon process on how they do nails in America. I've stopped getting my nails done for years now because it seemed I could never get quality and clean service.

[floofytailz]

I saw your Instagram stories about this! I like the way you approach this, it’s more structured and informative then others who made similar videos.