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Summary: Looking for fake nails? Learn tips for applying artificial nails in this free video clip about applying fiberglass nails from a professional nail artist.
Valda Sarty, CEO of Sarty Mountain, Inc. (SMI), began building her Wenatchee, WA-based family of wellness and beauty companies in 1997. SMI has grown from that two-person operation to...read more
"This is Valda Sarty with Sarty Mountain Inc. on behalf of Expert Village. This step is applying the fiberglass tip to the nail. Apply a dot of resin gel to the well of the fiberglass nail. Allow the gel to spread inside the nail and then at a 45 degree angle holding the client's at a 45 and the nail tip, bring the nail tip down to spread it across the edge and then rock it on very gently. You will see the gel spreading under the entire of the bottom fiberglass nail. It is important to get all the air out when applying. Repeat this process on all 10 nails. Watch our next segment on trimming and blending the tips. "
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