I love them. No water, no soaking. They clean up your cuticles and nail beds using the buffing tool. It doesn't hurt and I've never found it aggressive.

I like Beauty Spot by Elena. She's moving in June to Pike and Rose. Karina Beauty is also good but just not as friendly. Both are in Rockville.

They hurt

Anonymous wrote:I confess I have a hard time getting excited about anything Russian right now. What’s so different about it?

In soviet russia cuticles push you

Don't dermatologists say not to get those?

I don't understand how thick some of y'alls cuticles could even be that cuticle oil and a cuticle stick can't push them down.

Have fun destroying your cuticles and nail bed.

When I lived in Moscow, I got many manicures. There was nothing special or different about them.

YOLO Beauty Lounge

Google it-tbh it sounds aggressive and invasive.

I confess I have a hard time getting excited about anything Russian right now. What’s so different about it?

I need to know what this is

They do a wonderful job with cuticles, etc. So clean and pretty.

A Russian manicure? Why? What makes it so special?

Hi,

I would like to try a Russian manicure. Can anybody recommend any salons and specific manicurists in VA or MD?