Starting Russian manicure involves more than owning an electric nail drill. Use this checklist to review workspace, tools, practice and basic hygiene before choosing training or working on a person.
Educational guide only. It does not replace professional training, hygiene protocols, manufacturer instructions or local regulation.
Before using the drill
- Read the equipment manual and identify controls, direction, speed and maintenance.
- Check that bits and accessories are compatible and in good condition.
- Prepare a stable, clean and well-lit workspace.
- Do not practise on injured, painful skin or signs of infection.
- Use practice material before working on a person.
Preparation checklist
Common beginner mistakes
- Buying tools by quantity rather than compatibility.
- Increasing speed before understanding control.
- Practising directly on a person.
- Treating cleaning and disinfection as secondary.
Review a training option
See our Online Russian Manicure Course page for organised public information about the training.