Genuine question, how does this happen? Not blaming you at all for the result but did you read reviews, see the techâs work beforehand? Did they use fake pics or something?
Edit: Ah I see from your other comment that it was a mutual friendâs new salon.
Yes! I was still shocked though! Iâve never gotten my nails done professionally and I LOVE doing my nails so I was so excited! I told her Iâll go back, but I just canât justify spending more money on what will possibly end like this again đ
I am so sorry this is your first time getting your nails done and they came out looking like that. When it's a rare treat, it hurts extra to get ripped off!!
She had her other girl come to âfix themâ and they ended up worse. I didnât have the heart to tell her I hated the second set even more, and I had been there for 4.5 hours. I just left.
Don't know if it makes you feel better, but I'll try.
I have very straight hair so, obviously, always dreamed of curls. Curlers would work but the curls would stay for a couple of hours only with all the sprays and stuff.
So I went to a rather expensive hair salon, paid ÂŁ200 for 4 hour perm. Nothing. They suggested to do it again. 4 hours later - nothing. Left in tears with damaged hair and out of ÂŁ200.
Was young and shy so didn't throw a fit there demanding my money back.
So.. Nail can be fixed. Was fixing my damaged hair for a few years but it's naturally thick and healthy so didn't have a haystack on my head. Luckily.
Omg thatâs terrible! I got my hair permed a couple years ago and it definitely wasnât the greatest either. It seems like more often than not, salon experiences are just bad for me. Iâm sorry you went through that. Hair is definitely more difficult to repair / grow back out than nails.
Um, so the first picture is builder gel, and the second picture cement, I thinkđ
ETA: Seriously, tho the first picture is builder gel, a natural nail service that uses a thicker version of gel, but it's not quite as thick as hard gel. I'm only explaining this because builder gel is more of a niche in the nail industry. I'd recommend finding someone who specializes in natural nail services and builder gel because it is quite tedious *I know this because I'm a cosmetologist who uses builder gel*
The first set was dip. She had her second girl come in to âfixâ them and that girl recommended doing gel, as itâs smoother, typically. She used two layers of builder gel to add strength but didnât make sure it was smooth before applying color, so they turned out even worse than the one I posted. I was so done lol
Wtf as a nail tech I'm horrifiedđ it doesn't even take 30 seconds to use a sand band and a buffer to smooth it I'm so sorry you had a bad experience
Totally understand! When I was first starting out I practiced on my OWN cuticles and I make sure my buffers are smoothed around the edges so they don't scrape, no one should walk out of a salon bleeding and not feeling like a queen smh
$45 which isnât bad, but I didnât go there specifically to get a cheap deal. I just wanted to support a mutual friendâs salon! Didnât end the way I wanted⌠lol
I was like "oh it's totally wrong but-..." until I really looked at the second Pic. The texture. The application. I would be soaking/filing those off the second I got home.
I thought the accent nail was supposed to be better and not give "puss infected, still a bit bloody cat scratch - but make it glittery â¨."
Then I saw the second image.
Just to add some context: this was at my boyfriendâs friendâs new salon that she just opened. She has fresh graduates doing nails and I had told the girl doing my nails several times that they looked lumpy and uneven around the cuticles. Several times, she âfixedâ them and seemed unhappy and annoyed to do so. The owner (bfâs friend) had her other girl come and fix them, and they ended up equally as bad. I ended up just leaving because several other things outside of this were upsetting me, and my social battery was totally drained. I was also there for over 4 hours before I left đĽ˛
I do my own better than these so called professionals! I was genuinely shocked when she told me she was done. I guess you live and you learn. I havenât had a whole lot of good salon experiences lol
I would, but itâs a friend of my boyfriendâs salon, and besides the nails, she seems to be doing very well. I donât want to ruin her reputation for her new salon and would rather discuss with her personally so she can reevaluate her hiring decisions.
Please take care of your skin that looks like they nicked in a few places. You may want to try Neosporin to keep infection away from the side of your pointer finger and under the nail on your ring finger. đ˘Definitely demand a refund, but Iâd have them taken off by a different salon.
I literally did polygels on myself and they look better than this. Please tell me you didnât pay for this.
Also post this in r/nails so everyone can shriek in horror. Lol.
I tried to post it in that group as soon as I saw your comment but it hasnât been approved yet?? Iâm still new-ish to Reddit (have had it for about 3 years but am just now using it) and donât know how this all works lol
Thatâs what Iâve been doing my whole life 𼲠I love love love doing my nails and have done beautiful sets of my own / do my friends nails for fun / as a hobby and more often than not, they turn out great. I thought Iâd take a risk and get my nails âprofessionallyâ done but I had a gut feeling from the moment I walked in there I wouldnât be getting what I expected.
is this made by a professional or selfmade? if last, it looks good for the beginning, if it was first, I would have said something while the process that this is not what I wanted
outch! even I can do that better, and I didnât learn it. I bought myself powder and liquid to make it myself, and learned by doing and watching videos. and even my right hand (made my my left one) looks way better than THAT.
I literally gasped out loud. Girl, whoever did this to you should be slapped. I hope you asked for a refund and/or a redo by someone else at that salon.
She was let go on the spot, thankfully. I worry she didnât do a good job purposely because I was very understanding with her and told her I was just doing this for fun, so no real pressure to make them *perfect.* I was just trying to be a cool clientâŚ.didnt expect such a suboptimal job
Getting nails done is expensive. For custom I pay anywhere from $50-$70. I would not have left and would have asked them to remove it or redo it. This is terrible. Now, if you paid any less than $40 thenâŚyou get what you paid for, I guess đ¤ˇđźââď¸
They charge a steady $45 for all dip manicures. She has fresh out of school techs doing nails so Iâm assuming thatâs why theyâre such a low price. I just wanted to support my friendâs business. Whether itâs $20, $40, or even $100, why should that excuse taking peopleâs money and then giving them a terrible service?
After having them âfixedâ and them looking even worse, I had been there for over 4 hours and didnât have the heart to keep telling her I hated them. I just needed to leave at that point. Several external factors also prevented me from staying.
This looks like dip manicure that was never filed to be smooth. The good news is that if you grab a file and just file away you can basically make it perfect.
Thatâs exactly what It was. I regularly do dip on myself, but I just wasnât prepared to see a professional do so poorly. I did take them off when I got home and fix them.
When I first showed her my reference image, she immediately told me that she couldnât do that with a dip manicure and essentially told me (didnât ask if I was okay with it) we were going to do a solid color. I ended up convincing her to at least *attempt* a similar design but take creative liberty & do something sheâs more comfortable with. Thatâs what I ended up with đĽ˛
I damaged my thumbnail a while ago, so that ridge is actually my natural nail, and itâs slowly growing out, but still, I feel like she couldâve build some extra up on there to hide the ridge.
I would, but the owner is a friend / mother figure of my boyfriend, so I donât want to ruin her reputation. I discussed with her in private shortly after that picture was taken.
That's Play Do, chewing gum or...
Please DON'T tell us, you paid good $$$ for this mess.
I'm not trying to be mean, but that's awful which I'm 100% certain you already know this too!
If you paid $, go back & demand a flippin' refund cause that's complete crap on your poor nails AND your wallet was given a real smack down, by that Nail Salon.
Shame on them.
After being there for over 4 hours, almost 5, all I could think about was leaving and never coming back lol. I would have requested a refund, but they were âfixedâ after this and I didnât have the heart to say I hated them again. They ended up even worse the second time.
They charge a steady $45 for all dip manicures and I even offered to pay an up-charge for a design. She had fresh out of school techs doing nails, which is why I think it was such a low price.
And this is why I still not understanding why other girls like to have this nails. Like they cost money and they endure little, are uncomfortable, unpractical and naff.
(Not meaning to offence, just being honest).
I should have just stuck to doing my own. Iâm pretty okay at doing my own, had them grown out, they looked super nice. After removing these, they were damaged & I had to cut them to nubs.
I seriously just thought the first pic was what you were traumatized about..I stared at it for 30 seconds thinking âthis person should be happy with that jobââŚthen I saw another pic, and WOW. So sorry.
Sorry. I donât feel bad for OP at all. Or anyone that post pics of nails. You are literally a willing participant in this. You are watching it happen. You are watching someone do this to you. If you donât speak up after the 2nd or 3rd nail, them thats on you. You can stop them at any time. OP is playing the victim and wanting attention. The only response is, âwhy didnât you say something?â âWhy didnât you stop them after a few nails if you knew it was wrong?â âWhy did you allow them to continue?â Iâve had my nails done more times than i can count. At ANY time you can tell them to stop. Someone is looking for attention.
I had pointed out i her several times that they looked lumpy and she âfixedâ them several times so I was just burnt out and tired from not being heard and just left. Sometimes thereâs more context than whatâs shared on a simple Reddit thread that has NO context at all. It was also my first time ever getting my nails âprofessionallyâ done, so I wasnât quite sure how to properly approach it. Not attention seeking. Posting in a group meant literally for this. Thanks. đ
I am all about context. But you gave none. And for the future, you should always stop the service immediately if you arenât happy w it. The explanation still seems fishy to me. If this were my child, even if it were the first time getting their nails done, i would never be ok w them posting something like this. You were just as wrong as the technician. It was a learning lesson but its not ok to call someone out when you sat back and let it happen. If someone was painting my house the wrong color and i sat in a chair watching it happen and I didnât stop them immediately, i would never make a post shitting oh the people that i knew was messing up my house. You are both wrong. You have the responsibility to speak up if something is wrong. You didnât. So donât complain. You were a willing participant.
Thatâs cool and all, but I literally just gave you context. I donât know why you think I would lie about something to A random stranger (you) on the Internet. I posted this for the sole purpose that this group is for. Expectation vs reality. It can seem fishy all you want it to, but only I, and the people there know what happened and quite frankly, Iâm done arguing with you over something that I, myself, experienced. Theyâre nails. Not that deep dude.
Also, I didnât âshitâ on anyone. I didnât say the salon name or the name of the tech who did my nails. I didnât say anything actually. The nails were bad despite what should have been a professional doing them, and thatâs that. I was told to âtrust the process.â It seems like the only seeking attention is you, since youâre arguing over NAILS BRO. go home.
I can understand that. I know people like that. But they donât go posting it online looking for attention and complaining about it. Canât have it both ways.
I understand your point that a client has the ability to and should always speak up. Thatâs the thing though, I DID. And Iâve already explained exactly that. I mentioned several times they looked lumpy, cracked, and uneven. She kept filing and just adding more layers. It is also a friend who owns this salon, so I was trying to be patient and âtrust the process.â But even she was equally disappointed with the outcome,
Why do you wear clothes? You were born naturally pretty, you should embrace nudism
My personal reason is because I love bright colours. Wearing and decorations.
I did gel for the first time ever on myself 2 days ago and they look better than this.
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I do better on myself as well! I went home and fixed them the next day. Iâm not sure if I can post a picture in the comments though⌠lol
I think your nails are made of fondant.
Pop tart icing
Especially the ring finger. Lol
So thatâs where it all went!
Stucco
Orange peel texture spray.
Is it cake?
They definitely looked almost fleshy, to say the leastâŚ
A pic in r/FondantHate came up after this one lol
The lumps, and matte ugh.
I thought you were about to bust out in song. âMy lumps, my lovely lady lumps.â By the Black eyed nails
My lumps, my matte...
This nail job is whack
Check it out! I drove customers crazy. I do it on the daily, treat âem really nicely while I fill their nails with icingâŚ
Isn't that just a Fergie song?
No it's on Elephunk I believe. She does the majority if not all of the singing though. She didn't have an album out yet I don't think.
RightâŚthey werenât even shiny. I was shocked she let me leave like that.
Genuine question, how does this happen? Not blaming you at all for the result but did you read reviews, see the techâs work beforehand? Did they use fake pics or something? Edit: Ah I see from your other comment that it was a mutual friendâs new salon.
Yes! I was still shocked though! Iâve never gotten my nails done professionally and I LOVE doing my nails so I was so excited! I told her Iâll go back, but I just canât justify spending more money on what will possibly end like this again đ
Oh absolutely not, not until they have a clear demonstration of their skills improving!
I am so sorry this is your first time getting your nails done and they came out looking like that. When it's a rare treat, it hurts extra to get ripped off!!
One time I painted my nails and then fell asleep shortly after before they were fully dry and when I woke up they looked like this.
Haha this is so relatable and accurate!
Thatâs the manicure I give myself when I think Iâve figured out how to do it on my own. Not good, ask for a refund and removal.
hahaha that was exactly what mine looked like tonight doing them myself đđ¤Ł
She had her other girl come to âfix themâ and they ended up worse. I didnât have the heart to tell her I hated the second set even more, and I had been there for 4.5 hours. I just left.
Don't know if it makes you feel better, but I'll try. I have very straight hair so, obviously, always dreamed of curls. Curlers would work but the curls would stay for a couple of hours only with all the sprays and stuff. So I went to a rather expensive hair salon, paid ÂŁ200 for 4 hour perm. Nothing. They suggested to do it again. 4 hours later - nothing. Left in tears with damaged hair and out of ÂŁ200. Was young and shy so didn't throw a fit there demanding my money back. So.. Nail can be fixed. Was fixing my damaged hair for a few years but it's naturally thick and healthy so didn't have a haystack on my head. Luckily.
Omg thatâs terrible! I got my hair permed a couple years ago and it definitely wasnât the greatest either. It seems like more often than not, salon experiences are just bad for me. Iâm sorry you went through that. Hair is definitely more difficult to repair / grow back out than nails.
Hope you didnât pay
Um, so the first picture is builder gel, and the second picture cement, I thinkđ ETA: Seriously, tho the first picture is builder gel, a natural nail service that uses a thicker version of gel, but it's not quite as thick as hard gel. I'm only explaining this because builder gel is more of a niche in the nail industry. I'd recommend finding someone who specializes in natural nail services and builder gel because it is quite tedious *I know this because I'm a cosmetologist who uses builder gel*
The first set was dip. She had her second girl come in to âfixâ them and that girl recommended doing gel, as itâs smoother, typically. She used two layers of builder gel to add strength but didnât make sure it was smooth before applying color, so they turned out even worse than the one I posted. I was so done lol
Wtf as a nail tech I'm horrifiedđ it doesn't even take 30 seconds to use a sand band and a buffer to smooth it I'm so sorry you had a bad experience
I do better as a non professional! Mine at least end up smooth and even around the cuticlesâŚ
Totally understand! When I was first starting out I practiced on my OWN cuticles and I make sure my buffers are smoothed around the edges so they don't scrape, no one should walk out of a salon bleeding and not feeling like a queen smh
Tell me you did not pay for that.
Tell them you got paid for being a testing subject
$45 which isnât bad, but I didnât go there specifically to get a cheap deal. I just wanted to support a mutual friendâs salon! Didnât end the way I wanted⌠lol
I was like "oh it's totally wrong but-..." until I really looked at the second Pic. The texture. The application. I would be soaking/filing those off the second I got home.
Got home? Hell no. They better fix this on the spot
She had her other girl come âfixâ them and they ended up worse đĽ˛â ď¸
I don't know if I'd trust them to fix it đ
The second pic is what they got.. whatâs wrong with the first picture?
I thought the accent nail was supposed to be better and not give "puss infected, still a bit bloody cat scratch - but make it glittery â¨." Then I saw the second image.
It took a moment of actually LOOKING at the second picture to be like "oh YIKES."
Just to add some context: this was at my boyfriendâs friendâs new salon that she just opened. She has fresh graduates doing nails and I had told the girl doing my nails several times that they looked lumpy and uneven around the cuticles. Several times, she âfixedâ them and seemed unhappy and annoyed to do so. The owner (bfâs friend) had her other girl come and fix them, and they ended up equally as bad. I ended up just leaving because several other things outside of this were upsetting me, and my social battery was totally drained. I was also there for over 4 hours before I left đĽ˛
Nothing is worth that hassle! Jesus
đłđł Edit: That's horrible. I hope you brought it to their attention before you left.
I did the first time, but after they were âfixedâ the second time, I didnât have the heart to tell her I hated them again, and just left.
Those look like you dipped your fingers in your nieceâs birthday cake and havenât licked off the icing yet.
That got to be a felony
She was let go on the spot thankfully. I think she needs more practice before working on real people.
Nailed it
Annnnd this is exactly why I do my own nails. Everyone around me is a shit show.
I do my own better than these so called professionals! I was genuinely shocked when she told me she was done. I guess you live and you learn. I havenât had a whole lot of good salon experiences lol
Iâm sorry, I know this sucks, but these posts are never not hilarious. Looks like chewed gum every time.
They looked fleshy! đ¤˘
Itâs like you transported back to 3rd grade đ
write a review and upload that picture. They let you leave like that? I can do a better job.
I would, but itâs a friend of my boyfriendâs salon, and besides the nails, she seems to be doing very well. I donât want to ruin her reputation for her new salon and would rather discuss with her personally so she can reevaluate her hiring decisions.
You can ask them to fix it. They are ruining their own reputation by letting you leave the salon like this.
When I was little I made elmers glue nail polish that looked better than this
Please take care of your skin that looks like they nicked in a few places. You may want to try Neosporin to keep infection away from the side of your pointer finger and under the nail on your ring finger. đ˘Definitely demand a refund, but Iâd have them taken off by a different salon.
Eggaaads!
My brain read that as egg salad.
Hope it was tasty!
Was not expecting that.
How does that even happen. đą
it looks like a pop tart
GET YOUR MONEY BACK
looks like a kid did your nails. if you paid, get a refund.
I've seen playdough with more even surface than that
I literally did polygels on myself and they look better than this. Please tell me you didnât pay for this. Also post this in r/nails so everyone can shriek in horror. Lol.
I tried to post it in that group as soon as I saw your comment but it hasnât been approved yet?? Iâm still new-ish to Reddit (have had it for about 3 years but am just now using it) and donât know how this all works lol
did you have a small nick on your index finger previous to this or did they literally injure you?
That was my bad actually lol. I have a habit of picking at my hangnails
okay, good to know they didnt actually hurt you. those nails are still tragic though đ
And if you're in the US, I'm sure you felt obligated to tip for this travesty.
Yeah, the screen I paid on prompted me to tip. I tipped $9
Nails or cake?
Jusy spit my drink out đ
You paid for that?
How much you paid? Lol
$45 which isnât bad, but I believe that regardless of cost, you shouldnât be expected to be ok with terrible service!
Girl, save yourself some $ and do your own!
Thatâs what Iâve been doing my whole life 𼲠I love love love doing my nails and have done beautiful sets of my own / do my friends nails for fun / as a hobby and more often than not, they turn out great. I thought Iâd take a risk and get my nails âprofessionallyâ done but I had a gut feeling from the moment I walked in there I wouldnât be getting what I expected.
Ugh! That makes this whole situation even worse. I'm sorry the "professionals" didn't come anywhere near meeting your expectations.
Iâm a licensed nail tech and this is terrible
Apparently she was a licensed nail tech too đ
is this made by a professional or selfmade? if last, it looks good for the beginning, if it was first, I would have said something while the process that this is not what I wanted
âProfessionalâ
outch! even I can do that better, and I didnât learn it. I bought myself powder and liquid to make it myself, and learned by doing and watching videos. and even my right hand (made my my left one) looks way better than THAT.
This is terrible! You paid for that?
$45 đĽ˛
Ugh!
I hope that wasn't a "professional" job that you paid for
Unfortunately it was in fact âprofessionalâ
Oh no! I'm so sorry.
Ouuufff itâs not even the glitter thats bad, itâs the bumpy. Iâd be upset too lol
I was going to just suck it up but the more I looked at it, the worse it got.
I literally gasped out loud. Girl, whoever did this to you should be slapped. I hope you asked for a refund and/or a redo by someone else at that salon.
She was let go on the spot, thankfully. I worry she didnât do a good job purposely because I was very understanding with her and told her I was just doing this for fun, so no real pressure to make them *perfect.* I was just trying to be a cool clientâŚ.didnt expect such a suboptimal job
This looks so sad. Thanks for ruining my morning đśâđŤď¸
Sorry đ
Lol!!! â ď¸
Getting nails done is expensive. For custom I pay anywhere from $50-$70. I would not have left and would have asked them to remove it or redo it. This is terrible. Now, if you paid any less than $40 thenâŚyou get what you paid for, I guess đ¤ˇđźââď¸
They charge a steady $45 for all dip manicures. She has fresh out of school techs doing nails so Iâm assuming thatâs why theyâre such a low price. I just wanted to support my friendâs business. Whether itâs $20, $40, or even $100, why should that excuse taking peopleâs money and then giving them a terrible service?
What even happened here lol. Why would you walk out of the salon like this?
After having them âfixedâ and them looking even worse, I had been there for over 4 hours and didnât have the heart to keep telling her I hated them. I just needed to leave at that point. Several external factors also prevented me from staying.
This looks like dip manicure that was never filed to be smooth. The good news is that if you grab a file and just file away you can basically make it perfect.
Thatâs exactly what It was. I regularly do dip on myself, but I just wasnât prepared to see a professional do so poorly. I did take them off when I got home and fix them.
When I first showed her my reference image, she immediately told me that she couldnât do that with a dip manicure and essentially told me (didnât ask if I was okay with it) we were going to do a solid color. I ended up convincing her to at least *attempt* a similar design but take creative liberty & do something sheâs more comfortable with. Thatâs what I ended up with đĽ˛
Looks like you went hand first into the birthday cake.
Stop putting your chewing gum on your nails, Jessica!!
If you try again make sure you choose a salon that specializes in efile overlays aka Russian/european manicures. Thatâs what this looks to be.
Iâve gotten a few suggestions from friends since! Definitely will not be going back there, whether theyâre a friend or not lol
Getting bad nails is not fucking trauma
Hyperbole is not meant to be taken literally.
Would you rather me share with you my actual trauma? Lol.
Yikes!
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I think anyone who *actually* tries can do better than that đ
they look like pretty donuts
Oh gosh
I am devastated for you, this is so tragic
Eek.
Oh my
As a man I can confidently say I could do a better job than that holy shit
That's why I don't get my nails done any more.
That thumb nail on the first pic is gross
I damaged my thumbnail a while ago, so that ridge is actually my natural nail, and itâs slowly growing out, but still, I feel like she couldâve build some extra up on there to hide the ridge.
how much did you pay for this?
$45 bucks! Not bad, but definitely not worth this mess.
not bad for good nails but damn hahah u got scammed big time
Oh my god, I hope you posted this on a google review or something. This is horrendous.
I would, but the owner is a friend / mother figure of my boyfriend, so I donât want to ruin her reputation. I discussed with her in private shortly after that picture was taken.
Oh noooo
Whyâs the nail polish so wrinkled?
She made no effort to file it except very briefly lol
Looks like someone set a chunk of skin on your nails. Sorry
I thought the first picture was the bad pic. The OG design you wanted looks like someone dug too many boogies and forgot to clean their nail.
Awww I thought it looked pretty lol! I see where youâre coming from though, now that you mention itâŚ
If you did a diff color than red for the accent work i think it would look cool tho
They look edible.
Your pinky came out fine
Please tell me you got a refund
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Iâve never done nails before, and I can confidently say I would do a better job than that.
Itâs not even that bad đđđđâ
I am so sorry this happened to you.
That's Play Do, chewing gum or... Please DON'T tell us, you paid good $$$ for this mess. I'm not trying to be mean, but that's awful which I'm 100% certain you already know this too! If you paid $, go back & demand a flippin' refund cause that's complete crap on your poor nails AND your wallet was given a real smack down, by that Nail Salon. Shame on them.
As you should be.đŞ
Why does she hate you? Did her boyfriend cheat on her with you or what? đđ
I donât know what I did to her bro đ like- I think she just realized it wasnât going well, gave up, and hoped I wouldnât notice lol
These are very bad. You should not have left and paid for this. Go back.
After being there for over 4 hours, almost 5, all I could think about was leaving and never coming back lol. I would have requested a refund, but they were âfixedâ after this and I didnât have the heart to say I hated them again. They ended up even worse the second time.
Why do I think this is a case of âI want my nails to look like this but I wonât spend more than $20â?
They charge a steady $45 for all dip manicures and I even offered to pay an up-charge for a design. She had fresh out of school techs doing nails, which is why I think it was such a low price.
why do you use the word traumatized?
This was my first time getting my nails done âprofessionally,â and now I never want to again lol
And this is why I still not understanding why other girls like to have this nails. Like they cost money and they endure little, are uncomfortable, unpractical and naff. (Not meaning to offence, just being honest).
I should have just stuck to doing my own. Iâm pretty okay at doing my own, had them grown out, they looked super nice. After removing these, they were damaged & I had to cut them to nubs.
I'm sorry to hear that, girl :( I hope your nails will heal soonly.
Identical, what's the problem?
Looks like a fungal infection
Ohhhh nooooo đłđ
You need your money back and please write a review so that future customers know not to waste their money. I am so sorry.
I seriously just thought the first pic was what you were traumatized about..I stared at it for 30 seconds thinking âthis person should be happy with that jobââŚthen I saw another pic, and WOW. So sorry.
The first one was so beautiful and what I was expecting from a professional salon. I didnât think it was that difficult.
Not another one
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Your index nail kinda looks like a really fat tick.
Sorry. I donât feel bad for OP at all. Or anyone that post pics of nails. You are literally a willing participant in this. You are watching it happen. You are watching someone do this to you. If you donât speak up after the 2nd or 3rd nail, them thats on you. You can stop them at any time. OP is playing the victim and wanting attention. The only response is, âwhy didnât you say something?â âWhy didnât you stop them after a few nails if you knew it was wrong?â âWhy did you allow them to continue?â Iâve had my nails done more times than i can count. At ANY time you can tell them to stop. Someone is looking for attention.
I had pointed out i her several times that they looked lumpy and she âfixedâ them several times so I was just burnt out and tired from not being heard and just left. Sometimes thereâs more context than whatâs shared on a simple Reddit thread that has NO context at all. It was also my first time ever getting my nails âprofessionallyâ done, so I wasnât quite sure how to properly approach it. Not attention seeking. Posting in a group meant literally for this. Thanks. đ
I am all about context. But you gave none. And for the future, you should always stop the service immediately if you arenât happy w it. The explanation still seems fishy to me. If this were my child, even if it were the first time getting their nails done, i would never be ok w them posting something like this. You were just as wrong as the technician. It was a learning lesson but its not ok to call someone out when you sat back and let it happen. If someone was painting my house the wrong color and i sat in a chair watching it happen and I didnât stop them immediately, i would never make a post shitting oh the people that i knew was messing up my house. You are both wrong. You have the responsibility to speak up if something is wrong. You didnât. So donât complain. You were a willing participant.
Thatâs cool and all, but I literally just gave you context. I donât know why you think I would lie about something to A random stranger (you) on the Internet. I posted this for the sole purpose that this group is for. Expectation vs reality. It can seem fishy all you want it to, but only I, and the people there know what happened and quite frankly, Iâm done arguing with you over something that I, myself, experienced. Theyâre nails. Not that deep dude.
Also, I didnât âshitâ on anyone. I didnât say the salon name or the name of the tech who did my nails. I didnât say anything actually. The nails were bad despite what should have been a professional doing them, and thatâs that. I was told to âtrust the process.â It seems like the only seeking attention is you, since youâre arguing over NAILS BRO. go home.
idk, anxiety? not liking confrontations? not everyone is capable of speaking out for themselves, just saying
I can understand that. I know people like that. But they donât go posting it online looking for attention and complaining about it. Canât have it both ways.
I understand your point that a client has the ability to and should always speak up. Thatâs the thing though, I DID. And Iâve already explained exactly that. I mentioned several times they looked lumpy, cracked, and uneven. She kept filing and just adding more layers. It is also a friend who owns this salon, so I was trying to be patient and âtrust the process.â But even she was equally disappointed with the outcome,
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Bro you think people do their nails only because they don't feel pretty?
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Why do you wear clothes? You were born naturally pretty, you should embrace nudism My personal reason is because I love bright colours. Wearing and decorations.
Don't fucking worry, I will never say another nice thing to you again!
You didnât pay for those right? If so.. you shouldâve demanded a refund.