I let a new nail tech freestyle on my manicure…they’re so bad I cried on the way home & people say they look like olives
A WOMAN has revealed that she visited a new nail technician and let him ‘freestyle’ on her manicure – but when she saw her new nails, she was far from impressed.
Beauty fan Séun explained that she went to the beautician for a second set of nails, after she didn’t like his first attempt.
But unfortunately for her, things didn’t go any better the second time, leaving Séun crying all the way home after the appointment.
Not only this, but social media users said her nails now look like “olives” and some even said they gave “fried egg” vibes.
Posting on TikTok under the username @seuntheartist1, Séun shared her clip with the caption ‘I have no one to blame but myself bc who actually sent me.’
She said: “POV: I let a new nail tech ‘freestyle’ on me.”
In the clip, we saw the nail technician get to work on Séun’s manicure.
While her long nails were kept a neutral tone, the nail technician made sure to get creative with gold chrome gel.
At the end of the video, Séun showed off her finished nails – leaving many open-mouthed.
Séun was given gold circle designs on her nails, with silver outlines, which certainly weren’t to the beauty fan’s taste.
Séun later explained: “I cried in the cab.
“I paid the last time, he did it badly so I came in for him to do a second attempt, and this is what he did.”
At the time of writing, the clip had clearly shocked many, as it had quickly amassed a whopping 949,200 views.
It had 46.8k likes, 488 comments, 562 saves and 320 shares.
Social media users were stunned at Séun’s manicure and many took to the comments to express this.
One person said: “Even as a beginner nail tech I won’t do this.”
Another added: “I’d cry.”
A third commented: “I would actually scream.”
At the same time, one user asked: “Were they going for olives?”
Meanwhile, another simply noted: “Fried egg.”
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