Pearl Nailed It

If you’ve NEVER done nails before…this is actually for you.

This is for the girls who already “kind of know what they’re doing” and just want to tweak a few things.

This is for the beginner nail tech that isn't getting the results they want, and struggling to trouble shoot problems.

The ones who:
– don’t know what half the tools are called
– feel overwhelmed watching tutorials
– or tried once and thought “yeah… not for me”

Because that’s exactly where I started.

No background. No clue. Just figuring it out the hard way.

That’s why inside my course, I don’t skip steps or assume you know anything.

I walk you through it properly — so you’re not guessing your way through it.

You don’t need experience. You just need the right guidance.

Registration is open 💅🏼

Link in my bio 📝

Your gel manicures deserve to actually last. 💅

If you've ever dealt with peeling, lifting, or just not knowing why something isn't working — this is for you.

Gel Manicure Mastery is my brand new course built for DIY nail lovers who want real results. We're talking proper prep, application, troubleshooting, safe removal — the full foundation I wish I'd had when I started.

Right now you can get in as a founding student for just $97 (regular price $349). This price won't last — once the course is finalized, it goes up for good.

👆 Click the link in my bio to register and lock in your spot.

It's satisfying to watch but devastating to deal with 😅

If your gel peels off clean — your prep isn't clean. Here's what actually proper prep looks like 👉🏼

Save this before your next set 💅🏼

Be honest…

How many times did you leave a nail appointment thinking
“this isn’t what I asked for” 😬

Or paid good money just to have them lift days later?

So you tried doing them yourself.

And now you’re stuck somewhere between
“this is kinda working” and “why is this so hard?”

Let me save you some time:
It’s not the products.
It’s your technique.

There’s a part of the process
that almost no one explains properly— and it’s the reason your nails aren’t lasting
or looking the way you want.

The good news?
This is 100% something you can learn.

And when it clicks… everything changes.

I’ve been seeing this pattern a lot lately— and I’m working on something to help you fix it 👀

If I could go back and fix ONE thing… it wouldn’t be my product stash 😣

It would be my prep. Every. Single. Time.

I used to rush through it just to get to the fun part — the art, the color, the designs.

Meanwhile my cuticle work was basically an afterthought… and it showed.

Lifting. Bulk. Grown-out look after a few days.

All the things I blamed on products? Yeah… it wasn’t that.

The truth is:
✨ clean prep = better retention
✨ proper cuticle work = that “fresh” look
✨ good foundation = everything else actually works

The art only looks as good as what’s underneath it. 👀

If your sets aren’t lasting or looking how you want — don’t buy more. Get your prep locked down first! (Wise words I wish someone would have told me back in the day)

DIY nails vs salon nails… and no, it’s not the polish 👀

It’s this ↓
DIY: product sitting on the cuticle, uneven, already growing out.

Pro: clean prep, tight cuticle work, product laid flush to the nail.

Same idea. Completely different result.

This is why one set lasts a few days…
and the other still looks fresh weeks later.

The real difference?
✨ precision
✨ prep
✨ placement

Not talent. Not expensive products. Technique.

Once you understand this, you stop guessing —your nails start lasting 💅🏼

POV: you blocked off 3 hours, got comfy, did your whole set…
and 3 days later they’re lifting like they’re trying to escape 💀

Frustrating? Yes.
Your fault? Not exactly.

This isn’t a “you suck at nails” problem —
it’s a missing technique problem.

Most people were never actually taught:
✨ proper prep
✨ how to remove cuticle from the nail plate
✨ how to apply product so it actually stays

So of course it doesn’t last.
The good news? Once you learn what’s missing, everything changes.

Stick around if you’re done wasting time on sets that don’t last 👀