What’s left behind the scenes?

In addition to the inspiration and beauty of the work itself, what brought me to this industry was another key point why I decided to seriously take up this profession.

This moment came when, during one of my visits to a manicure, the master cut my nail plate, and it took a very long time to heal. It was painful and unpleasant for me to touch my hands, and I understood that such grief as a master could cripple other people. That’s when I decided that I could bring the change. I would like to do manicure carefully without cutting and harming people’s health.

After all, beauty must go hand in hand with health.

I found a manicure school and began to study. My training took 3 full days, theory and practice on models.

The first day was a general theory about the manicure. What does a nail consist of, how to work with hands, how to hold tools correctly and, of course, how to do a classic manicure without damaging clients. And practice on a model.

The second day was a testing of several types of nails coats. Mostly there were acrylics. And practicing applying it to the model’s nails.

The third day was a testing of more complex gels. These are very hard nails coats that allow you to create mega long nails without harming natural nails. And of course, practicing with different designs.

At that time, there were no modern technologies and coats like everyone’s favorite gel polish.

After 3 days of training, I was released from the school with a list of nails coats, lamps, tools and brushes that I had to buy and it was a big task. At that time in Ukraine the manicure industry was just developing. And getting nails coats and tools was difficult and very expensive.

But I was determined to succeed and everything worked out well for me.

And as soon as I equipped everything for work, I immediately started trying my creativity on all my friends and neighbors. I’m not afraid to brag, they were delighted!