![]() ![]() The cuticle isn’t the skin at the bottom of the nails, this is actually called a proximal nail fold and should NEVER be cut. One of the most misunderstood things is what the cuticle is, how nails grow and how to help them look their best. When I see a new client I always run through all they need to know about their own nail shape, the way their nails grow and what should and shouldn't happen in a nail salon. Each and every persons nails are very unique, their lifestyle choices, their daily routine and the shape of their natural nails will depict if their nails will look phenomenal or not. But we are all born with very different shapes and that includes your nails. It’s a bit like styling and someone wanting the ultimate hourglass body. The main reason people visit a technician is to get that perfect looking nail. It also requires in depth knowledge about anatomy and physiology to really deliver a good service. The nail industry looks like a very inviting place for some but be warned it takes years of experience, training and above all passion to be a master of your craft. I have never ruined anyones nails and in loads of cases I’ve saved a clients nails from permanent problems that can arise if they have been to an unqualified or poorly trained nail technician. ![]() There is a huge misconception that nail technicians and nail products damage nails….Well this isn’t totally true. Now it occurred to me that I have never really seen any articles about genetic natural nail shapes and what you need to understand when it comes to either growing your nails, having a gel manicure or nail extensions applied. I have been a professional nail artist, educator, beauty expert and personal stylist for over 30 years, and I have been writing about all these topics for well over 7 years. ![]() Local professional nail artist, Sarah Bacchus gives some great advice on natural nails shape in her latest blog. ![]()
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