How to FIX Overgrown Cuticles WITHOUT CUTTING.

Pro Nail Tech explains how to fix "overgrown cuticle" EASILY and SAFELY *not sponsored.
PLEASE try this method for 4 weeks and send me pictures!!

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[TheSalonLife]

PLEASE try this method for 4 weeks and send me pictures!!

[immnotaboutthatlife]

You are one of the few that actually take pride in keeping your nails healthy by not cutting or over filing like most salons do. I wish every nail tech cared this much. I’ve also learned a lot about how to properly care for your nails. Thank you!

[Brutus]

Goodness! I have ruined my nails and cuticles. Digging. Cutting. Aggressive and destructive techniques on my part. Your tutorials are going to save my nail health.

[AlysonGold]

I have the exact problems you were talking about and never knew how to fix them. I can't believe how much I learned from you in just the first 7 minutes. Thank you so much!

[trophybuckle]

I have tried before to research my “condition” of hyper-growing cuticles, and this is the first time I see it addressed properly and thoroughly. Thank you!!

[charleneledbetter]

Great info! I never before understood the difference between the 'fold' that is living skin and the cuticle. Thank you!

[pineappletop]

Thank you for explaining the cuticle vs the skin. I was an extreme nail and cuticle biter and after watching this video and using these methods especially how to remove the cuticle instead of cutting the entire skin part that most nail technicians always do. I now have beautiful healthy nails. My skin around the nail bed is still inflamed from years of biting but it’s getting better and better
Thank you 🙏🏻 .

[theannamueller]

thank you for your explanation! you are the first one to actually say that it takes a couple of weeks to look constantly better.

[rc]

I’m so happy to have come across this video, I feel like it’s helped me with months of research on managing my cuticle health, but within a matter of minutes, and it makes sooo much sense! Really helpful, thank you so much for this type of advice❤

[laurenced.]

I was worried with my cuticles cutter...now I will throw it away! I really love how simple you make this process so simple to do and that you recommend products that are easily accessible and budget friendly. Also, props to your man helping you doing the stuff you love.

[myheartisinjapan]

Forgot to mention….OMG the kerasal foot cream used around you nails and prox nail fold is amazing! It’s getting rid of all that messiness on my skin area around my nails. My hands spend too much time in water washing them with the kitties, so it suffers. Getting better since using OPI oil and hand and nail creams.

[diannelchambers]

I know this video is a year old, but this is the first time I have seen this condition addressed, and a clear and concise solution for fixing it. I am never cutting my cuticles again. I used this method for the first time and I already see results. Thank you!

[razorcatshark]

You are a natural educator and your clients are fortunate to have such a knowledgeable nail care coach!!

[michelehouston]

this is so helpful! I've always been self conscious about my nails/cuticles as I tend to pick at them when I'm nervous/stressed - so they are stretched and sticking up in most places. I've never known how to care for them, most people I knew just had nice cuticles already! I'm excited to take these cuticle care steps so I'll feel better about how they look. Hoping to get them looking nice in a few weeks and maybe I won't feel the need to mess with them so much :)

[Marta_Maeldeis]

I have learned so much from your videos so I decided to join your Patreon today after I donated to the dog charity. I wish I could give more, maybe when I am working again. Thank you for all your content.

[SJ-evby]

This was so helpful!! I’ve thrown out cuticle removers because they didn’t seem to do any good. Now I understand that it’s a process and may take several manicures to see the full results. Love your voices, explanations, and the demonstrations. Well done!

[DollsandEverythingElse]

Thanks for the education, as I thought my cuticles were the skin that I religiously cut away! I will never do that again and will follow your advice for sure! I’m actually using coconut oil and it’s working to soften those areas and repair my nails.

[NaturallyNita]

Thankyou so much for this explanation! I recently had Russian manicures that filed away the excess proximal fold skin and it just grew back. I'm going to take a break from salon manicures while I address the excess skin with moisture and gentle pushing back consistently and then just do my nails at home. It will be much better for me to just maintain it myself.

[suecone]

You are so through about how to take care of our nails and I thank you so much for sharing. I have ordered some of the products and I already have a couple but were using them differently. My nails are looking better and I am trying to remember to apply oil before swimming as I can tell it really helps. I have received my D D nail polish and I can’t tell you how thrilled I am with this polish! I am so glad I watched the first video showing it. Thanks 😊

[DianaTrout]

Thank you so much! I finally understand what is going on and how to take care of my cuticles