Manicurist, plus extensions using upper forms. Would you take a government contract? Considering you…

I can't host at home. Maybe we could consider a co-working space?

No. Not many people get them done anymore. Natural is in style. Plus, those who used to afford it, can't anymore and have to stop getting this kind of manicure.

No. Nail extensions aren't as popular as they used to be. And financially, a lot of people have fallen behind.

I went, just paid for it myself. But they do all kinds of manicures there, even Japanese. It's true that the trend is towards naturalness right now, but that doesn't mean NO ONE gets extensions. People totally still get them done. There's a huge community of nail techs, I've already looked into it.
It's still important to know how to do extensions and strengthen nails.
I found a job opening at a salon – they're willing to take a beginner and train them, they find their own models, and they help out. See if there's something like that in your city too. Not everyone requires 100,001 years of experience; those people usually prefer to work for themselves. That's why salons offer training.
For now, I don't have anyone to practice on either, except my husband and mom.
I understand that with a government contract, they'll help you open a salon too. But they won't always pay for rent, so for the first month or two, you'll have the opportunity to see models (whom you can find on Avito, for example) there. And after that, you'll need to figure out how to pay for rent or initially choose a co-working option. A workspace for a few hours isn't expensive. Offer other aspiring techs (nails, brows, lashes, etc.) an exchange. They come to you as a model for nails, and you go to them for lashes or whatever they do.

In our village (Stavropol Krai) 😄, they're all getting them done, so go for it 😊 and you can always find models for free

Irina Thank you so much for the detailed answer