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Marcelo 789
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ARE RUSSIAN MANICURES DANGEROUS? The short answer is: yes and no. It’s only dangerous in unprofessional hands. As trained professionals, we understand the risk of working with an electric drill, just like a surgeon understands the risk of working with a scalpel. In the right hands, a scalpel can do miracles, and in the wrong hands, a scalpel can do horrible things. This is a very specialized manicure and pedicure, and only professionals can do it because it requires meticulous application by a nail technician who’s received a vigorous education. Interestingly, though, there aren’t many education options following proper procedures and protocols. Training in the art of the Russian manicure needs to be taken very seriously. WHAT IS A RUSSIAN MANICURE? A Russian manicure (sometimes called a “dry” manicure or an “e-file” manicure) incorporates an electronic file (like those used for acrylics) to remove excess skin surrounding the nail plate instead of traditional water-soaking techniques, cuticle nippers, and cuticle pushers. While you might typically reserve 45 minutes at the salon for a traditional manicure, the Russian manicure requires a minimum of an hour and a half to ensure that each step is performed safely and meticulously. Even though there are hundreds of Russian manicure tutorials on YouTube, it is not safe to DIY, as you could accidentally damage your nail bed and thus put you at risk of infection or lifelong nail damage. Step one is removing gel polish with one type of electric bit attachment . After that, a sharper bit is used to remove extra skin around your nail plate, followed by your cuticles, depending on how overgrown they are. If it’s not overgrown, we don’t touch it. Then, the cuticle is cleaned, and the nail is buffed with a third bit until it looks shiny and healthy. The final steps include perfecting the nail shape, painting the nail with gel polish with a precise artist brush, and sealing it off with UV light. Each step takes 15 to 20 minutes. #russianmanicure #efilemanicure #drymanicure #drymani #efilemani #salonboss

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