How to get the best manicure at home // classy rich girl aesthetic (on a budget) ;)

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hi- you're here, I'm here, we're all here for the classy nails on a budget! I decided to create an updated manicure routine for you all because the first time I shared my at home manicure tutorial so many of you seemed to LOVE the results! A few things have changed since, and I'm so excited to share some new tricks for the best at home short nail manicure. Hope you enjoy :)

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[gma]

LOVE the look of short, clean, exquisitely manicured nails.

[DrSmith-hgbj]

Love short natural nails with a neutral polish.

[blueshoes]

I love Olive & June nail polish. It’s the only nail polish o have found that not only stays on for over a week but also looks like I just put it on. It keeps the shine and there is no chipping or cracking! Seriously a game changer for me. I usually don’t even need to reapply the top coat either. I don’t know how they do it but since I have discovered it, I do not use any other polish unless I don’t care if it only lasts for a day or two. I stopped doing my nails because all other polishes only lasted 2 days at the most for me and it wasn’t worth the effort. This sounds like an ad, I wish I was getting paid for it! It really is the best nail polish I have ever used and I tell everyone who compliments my nails about it.

[LD-iozv]

Ok, but you don’t have to buff the top layer if your nail off repeatedly for obvious reasons . It takes about 2 months or more for your nail to grow the length of your nail bed and if you re- do your manicure weekly that’s 8X buffing of nails = dry weak nails prone to chipping, splitting and cracking

[Benzo]

The most important tip for me is to find a color closer to my own skin tone. Thanks for sharing 🙏

[michelleb]

Thank you for this “down to earth” classy at home manicure. Tip #1 for me is to have the best tools/polishes and not skip steps.👍😉

[SmartClassySassy]

Yes, this is a very classy manicure! You showed some pretty polishes in your video, so you should share the names of them with your viewers.

[ddowner]

ok so loved this polish colors….they even have blue and purple that appear to be elevated! i want to start doing my own nails at home and i think im gona love these color options

[KlutzyKay]

I just got a baby nail grinder for my son, and tested it on myself first for safety... lemme tell you, I will be using this to get a gentle shape for all my home manicures now. Its the frida one

[LB-twgg]

Reapplying top coat will also extend the polish

[blossomnessstudios]

I think the biggest thing I'm missing is a detailing brush for clean-up. Thanks for the tips!!

[gerietienne-mccormick]

Beautiful nail routine. I'm definitely going to try to do this. What about drying? Are you air drying your nails or using something else?

[sharonposton]

Very nice. Clean and well shaped. Do you have a list of the tools you use? How often do you do your natural manicure?

[sarahlouise]

So beautiful! I would love to know why you don’t use a base coat. I do use one, because it was explained to me that it prevent colour staining, is that correct?

[Nattyyyyyyy]

i LOVE the nails so much they really look classy and simple!

[lisajensen]

Love your videos & your explanations for each step!!

[jackieoesterman]

I'd love to know the name of the polish you used in this video. It's really beautiful.

[mrskaa]

A couple of corrections...
1) The cuticle is any dead skin stuck to the nail. The living skin around the nail are called the proximal nail folds. After you have removed nail polish and shaped your nails, apply cuticle remover to the nail bed and gently scrape off any cuticle while pushing back the nail folds with an orange stick. When you are finished, wipe off the finger with a wet cloth.
2)Don't buff the nail plate. Instead, clean with rubbing alcohol to dehydrate the nail.
3) Rather than cleaning up with acetone, use a small brush to apply aquaphor or petrolatum to the area surrounding the nail. Any mistakes will come off easily with an orange stick. Any other mistakes will come off next time you shower. Nail polish comes off wet skin pretty easily.
4) Use a base coat. Apply 3 coats of polish, the first 2 thin, the last one "float" your brush to get a nice thick look. Then apply 2 layers of top coat.
5) Allow all layers to dry at least 5 minutes between applications.
6) Wait 30 minutes after the final layer and apply nail oil. This will help the polish dry with elasticity. Wait another 30 minutes before doing much to avoid smudging. That manicure should last over a week still looking good.

[IsabelBaxt-qego]

I love your manicure tutorial. The nails look so beautiful. Thank you for giving me good tips on how to do my nails.

[gabrielaramirez]

Love! They look so beautiful! I will be trying this when i do my nails from now on :)