“The most common problem is people messing up their polish job,” says Yankee. And while technicians understand that accidents can happen on the way to the drying booth, that doesn’t give customers license to be careless. “In addition to taking everything out of your bag that you’ll need to get home smudge-free, take [enough] time to dry your nails,” says Yankee, who says two dryer cycles are usually adequate to dry the top coat of your polish. Or, if you’re really in a rush, use the nail oil, which will make the surface slippery and harder to smudge when you brush up against something. As for the clients who come in later in the week looking for a freebie fix? “As technicians, we can tell if the chipping or mess-up is because of a mistake we made or the client’s fault,” she says. So think again before you try to pawn off your nail biting habit as poor polish quality!
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