Beauty · All levels
A practical video programme covering material combinations, filing schemes for every shape and a fast combi manicure, so you can work confidently with real client nails.

Many manicurists can apply a thick, forgiving layer of gel. The trouble starts when a client wants nails that look natural and slim but still survive weeks of daily life. A thin coating leaves no room for error: a poorly prepared plate, an uneven stress point or a badly matched material shows up quickly as lifting or cracking.
Real client hands add more difficulty. Nails grow upward, curve, pinch at the sides, sit very short or have a sensitive cuticle that clings to the plate. Without a clear system, every such case turns into improvisation, and improvisation costs time and confidence.
This programme gives you that system. It starts with the structure of the nail and the reasons coatings adhere or fail, then moves through the gels themselves, the filing schemes for each shape and the specific problem cases you will meet at the table.
The lessons are built around working technique. Many are practical demonstrations, some on a tip and some on live nails, so you can see how material is placed, where it is kept thin and how the shape is filed or built without filing.
Match bases, gels and soft materials to the condition of the nail plate.
Understand adhesion, test bases for aggressiveness and apply an acid-free base properly.
Use three working techniques to place material precisely where it is needed.
Work through square, oval and almond shapes with clear schemes for each.
Use the border technique and soft materials on very short nails.
Deal with upward-growing, curved, trapezoid and damaged nails and nails that need splicing.
Open the cuticle pocket, work with a bit and trim with scissors.
Cover black, white, short square, long square, almond, micro and natural French.
Take off material for a correction or remove it fully.
The programme builds in a deliberate order. Before you pick up a file, you learn how a nail is constructed, what adhesion actually is and how different bases behave on different plates. A demonstration lesson shows how to test bases for aggressiveness and for their working properties.
The same approach applies to gels. You see them tested for plasticity, shrinkage and how well they hold an arch, so that your choice of material rests on observed behaviour rather than habit.

The course is a library of recorded video lessons that you watch at your own pace. Lessons open immediately after payment, and you have 60 days of access to work through them in any order that suits your practice. A general chat is introduced in the first lesson.
The material mixes short theory lessons, some with a cheat sheet you can keep beside you, and practical lessons. Demonstration lessons on a tip show each movement slowly, while shape lessons work on real fingers, including corrections of previously applied nails.
A sensible plan is to watch the preparation, gel and removal modules first, then choose the shape you work with most and practise it on a tip or a model before moving to the next. The lessons on special cases can be used whenever a client with unusual nails comes in.
Every module and lesson in the course, in the order it is taught. The introductory lesson comes first and covers the welcome and organisational points.
Theory, demonstrations and practical lessons across 8 modules.
Filing schemes and material-selection guides to keep at your desk.
Lessons open right after payment.
Enough time to watch, practise and rewatch the lessons you need.
Corrections, damaged nails and unusual growth patterns, not only ideal examples.
A full module on presenting your work online.
Introduced in the first lesson.
If the course is not for you, you can ask for a refund within 14 days.

You will approach a client's hand with a method. You will know how to assess the nail plate, choose a base and a gel that suit it, and decide whether the shape calls for filing or a build-up.
Difficult nails will feel less intimidating. When you see an upward-growing nail, a pinched wall or a sensitive cuticle, you will have a lesson to return to and a technique to apply.
Your finished work will also be easier to present. With the photo and video module you can show your results clearly, which helps new clients see the quality you deliver.
Quality is a skill built by repetition. The course gives you the techniques; the improvement comes from using them on tips and on live hands during your 60 days of access and beyond.
The course is self-paced, so it depends on you. Many learners set aside a few hours a week for watching and practising. With 60 days of access, plan the lessons around your working schedule.
Some basic familiarity with gel products and tools helps, but the programme starts with the structure of the nail and the basics of adhesion. Beginners can follow it if they practise alongside the lessons.
Lessons open immediately after payment. You can start watching straight away, on a computer or a phone.
You can request a full refund within 14 days of purchase if the course is not what you expected.
Recorded video lessons, split into theory lessons, demonstrations on a tip and practical lessons on live nails. Cheat sheets are included for several topics.
Your access lasts 60 days from purchase, and during that time all lessons stay available to rewatch as often as you like. Plan your study so you can cover everything you need within that period.
You will need the usual tools of a manicurist: a lamp, a bit machine and files, gels and bases. The lessons show the materials and combinations used, and you can adapt them to the products you already own.
Yes. Several lessons are demonstrated on a tip, and you can practise the same movements on a tip before moving to live clients.
Get immediate access to all 47 lessons and work at your own pace for 60 days.