Prep like a Pro for a NO LIFT Nail Fill
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- Suzie explains how to professionally prepare the nail before doing a Fill or Rebalance, and shares her secrets of how to eliminate lifting.
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01:26 REMOVING LIFTS
12:10 REMOVE PREVIOUS PRODUCT
15:47 BRING DOWN APEX
18:12 SHOULD YOU WORK ON
OTHERS TECH'S WORK?
19:34 PREP NATURAL NAIL
21:10 DEFINING SHAPE
24:27 CLEANUP EXPOSED LIFTS
27:01 NAIL UNDERSIDE
33:05 SUZIE'S SECRET NO LIFT ADVICE
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Thank you so much for this video. Great tips! You are so right about doing your own nails. It is difficult at first. It took me a few years to really get good at it. 💅🏾
I have something to look forward to then. Thank you and Susie.
*Suzie
@LongHairPrettyNails
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You got better & then some girl!
Love both you and Suzie!
It can take some time, i still learn stuff 👍🏼😀
I’m still trying to get better 😫
Hey Suzie! Can you do a video on the cleaning/sterilizing processes for the nail tools, drill bits, etc.?
Steps taught in beauty school: wash all washable implements in hot soapy water, soak in a germicide for 20 mins, allow to air dry & store in a air tight container with a fumigant. Never use the same implement on a different client without going through the sanitation/sterilization process!
Alcohol. You wipe it with alcohol and/or spray off your drill bits and files.
Shalay Kyles noooo. No! Alcohol is not a proper disinfectant!
I’d love to see Suzie teach this!
@@sushles is it okay if youre only using the tools on yourself and regularly wash them?
I do my own nails at home and I don't do fills. I always start from scratch so I can learn the while process better. At the moment I'm wearing my 4th set and I feel like it already looks really good. I always get compliments in school and when they ask where I get them done and I say I do them myself, they're always shocked. I do my nails with polygel because it's easy to work with for beginners. I use tips but once u get better I'll start using forms. I always watch your videos to learn what's important! Thanks Suzie you're really helping me!
I legit looked at ur profile pic and read everything in Melanie's voice😂
Learning to do in-fills will be really valuable, as its actually advised these days to soak off no more than twice per year, so you definitely could do with cutting down on removals
Thats so fabulous to hear - glad i can help
@@danimitchell6388 I know, but I wanna perfect my technique for building the nail first before I learn how to do fills:)
Dani Mitchell why should there be no more than two soak offs per year?
Literally blew on my screen to clear away the nail dust🙄
🤣 I catch my self doing that all the time!
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I did this too lol
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I just ordered a whole gel nail kit to try to learn to do my own gel manicure. I have been going to salon after salon in my area and i've never been completely satisfied with the service. I've tried about 8 different salons. They've made my cuticles bleed, had poor hygiene, i've had lifting the day after, whole polishes have completely popped off, i've had HAIR, bubbles, grit, all sorts of ugly things happening in the polish. So im taking matters into my own hands! :)
Bleeding cuticles 😩😩 It’s so painful.
Same!! Goodluck
SAME! But girl.. how do you do your nails with gel? I just can't do it with gel. I work with poly gel and i am in love. It is soo easy to work with and not as sticky as the gel.
That was a fantastic fill video . I really appreciate how you stressed that you were filing on product at the beginning . We are ALWAYS learning . ❤️
So important 😀
Can we get a colab with both of you???😍😍😍
Good lord, finding a nail tech like you where I live is LITERALLY impossible. If I could afford it, I'd fly straight to Canada just to get my nails done. All the nail salons where I live are very low grade, and typical salons ran by people who just don't have much skill. Yet, they own a salon anyways. They are only capable of the VERY basics. How in the world do I find a "real" nail tech?! I just want good nails :( And how do I find a nail tech that knows how to use nail forms?! Ahh!
Where do you live? X
Just personal experience try find a one person or two person salon. If it's just one person they are likely to be a professional and will hold a license. They do tend to be more costly since it's a small salon and theres a lot of investment, but they seem to be best
@@user-bc4rn1jw7e .... I agreed. Some of the more experienced tech do cost a bit more. Question is, will people pay that extra ??? Hmmmm mostly don't... I know Suzie salon is not your typical Asain salon so it will cost slightly more. I am willing to pay 💞😀
What part of Canada? I live in Michigan near the border, I have passport and I will visit! 😂
Try finding a high end salon or a privately owned nail business which is just a one person business. It usually will cost more but it'll be worth it. My mom was a nail tech like Suzie and she worked in high end privately owned salons. But she could charge 45-55$ for a full set.
Thank you so much for this. Honestly you answered every question that I needed to know about lifting. That wasn't answered in your last nail prep video. I love your teaching techniques. Its like I'm actually in a class, watching you demonstrate.
I have binge watched your channel all night. You are not just a talented artist and businesswoman, but also a very good teacher. Bravo.
Awww thank you - you made my day
You never know how much of a fill you need until you start removing product then there’s all kinds of surprises down there 😂
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Like buried treasure! That’s what I say when I go through my orphan sock pile. Lol
Pam Miller lol don’t even get me started on the socks behind and under the dryer 😂
@@moonstonemagic2342 and in the lint trap!
Omri and pllwlpil
Hi Suzie my name is Katrina and I love love doing nails just by watching your videos I got a lot better
Suzie, can you do a series on natural nails? I know you did a video on them, but I was just wondering if you could make some more in depth videos... examples... Do's and don'ts of natural nails, nail care, tools you can and cannot use to manicure natural nails (glass/ crystal file (what you think about it/ them), e-file, buffer, etc.), how to prevent breakage of natural nails, how to keep short/ shorter nails clean underneath, etc.
I think this would be a great series. :-) I'd love to watch it. I'm a natural nail girl (although I do love watching any videos you make/ film) who likes to wear her nails natural. However, I wish mine wouldn't break when they get semi-long (sort of medium length). Anyway, a natural nail series would be great. Thanks in advance. Love you, Suzie.
Haha I love how I’m just about headed for bed when Suzie posts her video, and I’m like “Nope! I must watch this right now!”
~Perth Australia 🇦🇺
Same here! Plugged my phone in to go to bed and got the notification hahaha.
~Queensland, Australia.
haha me too!
~ Perth!
Me too Sydney Australia lols
Thank you! Bring a new nail tech, I always feel like I take too long when prepping a nail for a fill or rebalance. I appreciate the fact that you point out to take your time as this really is a very important step in the whole process. I won't stress so much about the time now. Thank you again 💗
I need to find a nail tech who's this caring and meticulous about her work!
I know the time stamps are in the description, but I'm putting them here so they will actually take you to that clip in the video when you click on them!
1:26 Removing lifts
12:10 Remove previous product
15:47 Bring down apex
18:12 Should you work on other tech's work?
19:34 Prep natural nail
21:10 Defining Shape
24:27 Clean up exposed lifts
27:01 Nail underside
33:05 Suzie's secret no lift advice
Late to comment but this was really helpful, thank you so much.
I am currently saving up to take your class not for this session but hopefully for the next one
She has classes?!?
Suzie is really tryna push her almond agenda 😂😂😂
ReshiK lol I laughed so hard when she was like “Oh look at that...THAT IS YOU!”😂
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Hahaha, but almond shape is indeed so pretty. One of my favourite shapes as well 😊😅
@@CatHannahCat same
Lmfaoooooo facts😂😂😂 I knew that was coming 🤣🤣
Whenever I see the NCE logo in a video, I say audibly to myself 'n-i-ce"
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SAME
Me too
I have serious respect for Bailey. If Suzie says you’re good, you’re amazing.
You are the one of the reasons why I want to become a nail tech. Thank you so much for your videos.
I need to find a Suzie in my city, i’m every time I get my nails done I always get lifting like crazy and they usually come off after a week.
That may not be the tech. My daughter has super oily nails and has gone to multiple different places and it happens regularly.
My nails grow very quickly so my nails always pop off. After 5 days it looks like I need a fill
Can you do a video focusing on nails that has oily nail beds?? I’ve been told by several nail techs that I have this issue. My nails just start lifting the day after, and by the next fill, my nails have all separated from the back as well. So video request for oily nail beds and nails that separate from the back😉🙋🏻♀️
@x0desertrose0x yes. This. I'm a tech with oily beds. If I'm doing them I'll dehydrate every nail immediately before I start laying product, and use 2 coats of primer. I've also found using hard gel on oily nails works so so much better than acrylic. I can't give you the chemistry behind it because I don't know why it works better, it just does. Try getting hard gels, as they might work better for you. Get them done at a reputable place, and let your tech know ahead of time that you have oily nail plates. Hope that helps!
@@lauram5906 omg thank u so much! I've been trying to figure out what was wrong with me and that helps so much! Gel does work a lot better for me! Idk why but it does! Glad I'm not alone lol 😅
I find that using polygel and poppits are so much easier! (I’m a nail tech, but became ill a year after qualification. I didn’t do my own nails for over a year due my unexpected and chronic illness as I kept messing it up. My hands shake, seize up, and hurt very quickly. So the polygel and poppits are great!
I’m almost back to normal doing my nails depending on my symptoms at the time 🤷🏻♀️
I prep as normal, then dehydrate, double prime (don’t forget some primers won’t ‘air dry’ and require curing 🤦🏻♀️ but although I’ve only recently found this out, I used to cure the primer when it didn’t air dry anyway.
I’ve not needed to prime for a good while now. I don’t know why but just the buffing and dehydrator works great for me now.
I’ve found a great brand that I and my clients love and decent prices too ‘Bluesky’. Love!
Young lady in video did a great job of her own nails and especially her dominant hand which is so much harder to do 👍🏼x
I’d also love to see an oily nails video. Mine pop EVERYTHING off.
@@emmalawson1504 hopefully you are much better in terms of health 🙂
Awesome!!! I was a flight attendant in the 90's to 2005, I did my own nails, used a nipper to get the lifting off. Just started to do my nails again, my has technology helped!!!! Thanks for the drill bit links!!! Love how well you explain the process. Perfect video!!!
I am soooo glad her nails were jacked(needed repair) up. This was a GREAT tutorial. TFS😁😁
I’ve just started doing my own nails because I love learning new things and your videos have been a complete inspiration. Thank you for being so sweet and informative!
Suzie! I'm currently in cosmetology school and I have made it my goal to further my training with you once I'm finished I love your work and how you really take care of your clients I've always admired that and I cant wait to one day be taught by you
You are one of the best teachers ever I wish I lived closer so I could take your classes..your just amazing thanks Suzie💞👍💞😍💞😘💞
Thank you so much for this video. So exact in your explanation and example. I learn everytime I watch your videos. I wish I could attend your workshop. I'm only in Montana lol
Wow Susie. You are giving out your secrets. I do a lot of these tips, and got new ones from you. You’re awesome. Thanks.
And the timecodes on the description that’s a life saver, thank you!!!!
I've been doing my own nails for 2 years now and I love it. I've learned a lot watching your videos. Thank you so much!
Love your page. During quarantine I’ve learned to do my own nails and your page is the best. Thank you for posting these and explaining everything so thoroughly. Thank you!!!
Thank you for your great tips and techniques; I appreciate you sharing your time and expertise 💅
I was getting my nails done by a small salon in my area & then ended up moving about 45 min away & met this girl who did nails from her home, she used EMA & explained she wouldn’t work on anyone else’s work so the soak off process was horrendous from the MMA products that were used on my nails previously. I’ll never go back to that salon again lmao I don’t think working over anyone else’s work is anything but the fact that the person doesn’t know what kind of product was used before.
Oh my goodness! Salons are still using MMA? I thought that stuff was illegal?
Lisa C a lottttt of salons use mma just because it’s waaaay cheaper than using legal products! I was happy to pay more $$$ for the legal products & better looking nails lol as I’m sure a lot of other people would be happy to also!
if its not too much trouble, would you mind explaining what EMA and MMA are :^((??
DEMI 0619 of course! MMA originated in the dental industry & was used for making crowns& bridges! It’s also used as bone cement in orthopedic surgeries. MMA isn’t meant to come into contact with skin or nails. MMA is also solvent resistant so it takes FOREVER to get off. If you soak off it’ll become gummmy. Whereas ema products will flake off the nail bed easily. MMA is illegal & cheap so most nail salons will use it. My nail tech would shell out the $$ for ema legal products & raise prices & I was happpy to pay more for that kind of care 😁😁😁😁👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 stay woke!
Cheap MMA nails aren't worth getting if it means u have no nails, bc your real nail came off with the acrylic due to banging your finger on something. I've heard of that happening more than once. Ouch!
Suzie thank you from you we can really learn a lot. Even tho I just paint my nails with nail polish I am now getting into gel nail polishes :)
I learned not to wet my hands within thirty minutes of doing my nails. It makes a new set or a fill-in hold really good with no lifting. The natural nails are really dry and ready for the work to be done. Thank you for the video, I love learning something new about doing nails! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
I get so relaxed, when I listen to Suzie. I like her personality, she seems to be so kind hearted. 😊💖🌸
Oh man, watching and hearing when you dug out the underside of the nail was so satisfying.
I LOVE to see your videos! You are my big inspo!! Because of you and your videos, I have ordered nail kits to make nails!!
I'm learning to do my nails at home and this is so in depth. Thank you for putting so much effort in your videos
Suzie, I love your videos so much!!! I came across your channel almost three years ago, and I have become so much better with your guidance! I love how you believe that anyone should be able to do nails, professional or not, because I am a college student. There have been times that doing nails has made it possible for me to purchase books for my classes! I also really appreciate your educating methods, as I am a soon-to-be teacher! Keep posting, because we all want to keep learning!
Wow that’s really awesome congratulations. I am so glad that my skills can help in a couple of ways😀💜
Best video yet Suzi!!! Learned and related so much to the whole video!!!
I am not a nail tech and i dont even do my nails that much but i loooove watching her videos !! I've fallen in love with the music the editing and the transitions and especially her soothing voice , it's like watching asmr videos plus u get to learn ! I appreciate the effort put in your videos suzie, i wish you all the success ! Love
This is such a helpful video, thank you so much! I love your professionalism and calming teaching style!
Can I ask what distinguishes the red dots for gel, over them being blood spots on the natural nail? If I saw dots like these, I would be unsure how far to file (I am training to be a nail technician). Also I love your pump bottle, could you tell me where you get these from; it’s awesome. Great tutorial today, thank you x
That’s a good question I knew they were gel because they were bright, if it was blood it would’ve been dried by that point and it would’ve been much darker in color. As I filed more I could tell that it was gel polish. And honestly in my whole career of 32 years if someone had blood on their nail it never looked like that or in that pattern. The light elegance bottle of acetone is adorable I love it
Nail Career Education thank you, that was really helpful. Yes I love their products, so classy. Much love from the UK x
@@NailCareerEducation I thought it was pigment not mixed properly with the acrylic powder,and because it was in the acrylic. How did you know it was gel? Great video and great information thanks!
I actually thought for a moment she called this grown woman "baby," and then I realized she was saying her name.
Lmao...
I have watched your videos, probably for a year and a half. I watched them when I went to school, and now that I am licensed and working, I am watching more intently than ever! Thank you so much for teaching us so well!
The best video ever! So helpful and explained to clearly 😊💕
As some1 who does her own nails, I caught myself trying to blow your dust away (from the nail drill) LOL
i wish you could do my nails. having learned so much from you about doing nails has my eyes wide open when i go to get mine done and end up seeing all the things being done wrong. and when i called him out on the stuff, he acted like he had no clue what i was talking about. and didn't listen to me as a client and what i wanted either. i think all nail techs should at least take one of your classes.
Just remember not all nail technicians are created equal. It’s hard for nail technicians when a client is requesting something possibly beyond their own skills, first of all they are in barest and they don’t know how to handle it sometimes. That may be where their frustration comes in. Maybe just suggest to them to tune in to my channel maybe there are things that might help him learn if he’s open to it😀
@@NailCareerEducation i can understand that. and i'm not one to overtly complain about something like this, at least not to them. i don't want to hurt their feelings and all. thank you.
There are A LOT of different techniques in the nail industry. Just because it’s not the way Suzie does it, doesn’t mean it’s wrong. Remember, watching a few videos doesn’t make you a professional 🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
@@alessa843 Bless your heart, somebody on the defense. I never anywhere said I was a professional. and contrary to what you said, I've watched more than a few. and not being a professional, I know for a fact a brand new set of acrylics should last 2-4 (6 if you're really good) weeks. not barely 5 days days. So not only was my time wasted, so was my money. Luckily I was able to salvage mine long enough to go to my event.
But back on you, just because somebody said they want Suzie to do their nails, doesn't mean every other nail tech should suck a set and kick rocks. And remember just because you give adv. doesn't make you Dr. Phil.Good day to you.
Love all your videos, but this one was super helpful for me right now! I trained because I hated being picked on by other nail techs for biting my nails, but I only do my own and my mums nails as doing nails isn’t my job, so I don’t get a whole lot of practice nowadays. I can agree, doing your own non-dominant hand is so difficult! You go into so much detail, it’s like a refresher lesson that I can watch again and again! Much love from the UK x
Thank you for all your videos. I love how thorough you are in your explanations and demonstrations. This video solved the lifting problems I was having. After I followed your instructions, I have had my nails on for two weeks and NO LIFTING!
I need an esthetician channel like this 😭I’ve learned so much from you I can’t wait to be able to afford to fly out to Canada
Thank you a very thorough and useful video. It was especially useful as I have just completed a E-file course and it was interesting to see the drill bits you used for each stage. :-)
hi Suzie! I've just started doing my nails and your videos have helped me so much! Thank you thank you thank you! I've only done 5 sets, either on me or on my friends but I can feel myself improving so much thanks to videos like yours
learn so much from you Suzie - your voice - your technique - the MUSIC - camera man / your husband - all a reason i come back every night and select one of your vid's - i do have my favs - this is now one of them
I love your videos, and always watch! I do my own manicures at home with normal polish, and I do nail art. I thought about becoming a nail tech, but I don’t think I could because I can’t stand the sound of the e-file. Does it get easier over time to hear the sound?
yes it definitely does, i usually have music playing so it drowns out the sound but whenever i cant play music i’ve learned to just deal w the sound lol
I was wondering if you had a nail kit out so we can buy it and practice. Or do you know any good nail kits out? That haves most of what we need to learn..Thank you!!
Love your blouse !
Thanks for this video, it's great how you explain the bits.
Thanks so much for this video Suzie! The break-down of your product removal process is so helpful! 😘🇨🇦
I started doing my acrylic nails under 2 years ago.. i have been painting them for at least 15 years. Havent gotten around to doing a fill on my right hand and its actually doing really good. I did them the day before New years and over 5 weeks later i still have no lifting. Im honestly so proud and i learned almost everything i know from suzie..
I love watching your videos Suzie. I hope you have a great weekend 😁 Happy Valentine’s Day to you and cameraman.
This video was super helpful
Great information. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of all things nails Suzie.
Could you do a nail design inspired by tortoise shell? 🐢
Sophie RJ YES! I’d love to see that! Also, you should look up nailthoughts on instagram. She has videos on how to do tortoise shell nails!
I second tortoise shell!! Maybe as an accent nail with a beige-y nude? Or good ole black?
Welp... Looks like I'm going to go do my nails now! 😂
Aaaah I could have used this last week when I filmed my video following your tutorial! 😅 love youuuuuuu! Legit nail goddess!! ❤️❤️😊 edit: thank you for everything you said in this video! I was going to give up but I will keep trying to learn when I have the time! I love being creative and I always wanted to learn how to do my own nails this way !❤️ that’s why all that stuff was my Xmas present two years ago 😅
😅😅I saw your video! So funny! You tried tho!
Makeup Glam thank you !! 🙏🙏💕
I watched your video - its so cute and i ❤️your nail techs reaction
OMGGGGG STAaaaap!!! THANK UUUUU!!! IM GOING TO CRY! You made my year!!!! You’re such a huge inspiration!!! Thank you, thank youuuuu for watching from the bottom of my heart! K let me breathe!!! Thank you! Love you so maaaaach!!! ❤️❤️🙏😱🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
Thanks for sharing this helpful tutorial Suzie....you are a great teacher!
It’s like you read my mind! I was looking for a video like this on your channel just yesterday! Thank you thank you!!!
The guy who done my nails said my lift was from me washing my hands... but he doesnt do much to prep. Plus he cut my fingers with a hand file. And the files hurt my nail plate and the efile is hot. Im looking for a new tech.
I would love to have my nails done by you!
Just what I needed. Thank you. Looking forward to the next video.
As someone who does their own nails at home, your videos are more valuable than any salon!! Thank you so much for investing in teaching us how do things the right way.
The sound of filling is so satisfying lol
Such a great video. Great tips!
Doesn’t acetone remove acrylic? Wouldn’t the nail be softer if you use acetone?
Have used acetone to remove my acrylic nails you have to really soak it just a quick wipe like that won't do anything except for maybe and really clean and dry it out
When I remove my acrylics, it takes about half an hour to soak them off! A quick wipe won’t cause any damage!
No, only if its soaked for any length of time
Suzie, not only are you an exceptional teacher, you are so encouraging and positive in your videos! I truly wish I could attend your training in person.
Thanks for your videos!
Thank you Suzie, for such a great video! I have been a certified nail tech under a year. I have only work on my mother's and my own nails, as I feel I need to build on my confidence and my skills before taking on clients. Your explanation is spot on and easy to understand! looking forward to seeing the next video!
Awesome feedback for me
love this!!! would love to take a class with you one day but sadly its too expensive to travel for me :( thank you for the great videos suzie!!
💥 ATTENTION 💥 This is not a asmr, calming video. It is a video that will give you chills due to dentist like sounds 😂
I like the noise of the e drill way more than the sound of someone manually filling their nails.
I agree. Cringe. Teeth Grit. Expected Pain. When? Now!? No NOW! OUCH! As I yank my hand away....
(Former EFDA dental assistant!)
Thanks so much for this video hun! I’ve been waiting for you to do this as I’m self taught & have done my own nails for 14yrs & have a problem sometimes with lifting! I’m also in need of a fill right now, so this has helped me immensely!! Thank you Susie!! Hugs, Vick-Angel xxx
Love this! Thank you!!
Hey Susie. So the biggest concern as to why nail techs or cosmetologist don't want to work on other people's work when a client comes in for a rebalance or fill and they rather do a new set is because here in the United States we have a big issue with salons still using MMA acrylic which is illegal and it's very dangerous. Exposure to that being the dust or the monomer used in the set is what nail technician and cosmetologist try to avoid working on or removing because as soon as the skin comes in contact with the dust or inhales it, it is very harmful to one's health. I've contracted contact dermatitis just from the dust alone of MMA acrylic. That's what cheaper salons or customers who don't want to pay a lot of money for a good set and are getting. A set of MMA acrylics instead of cosmetic grade EMA acrylics. also let me remind you this is such a big issue in the states I'm not sure if Canada is the same way or have any Salons that still use MMA over EMA, which I doubt it. So to your defense you think it's pretty odd that a nail tech refuses to do a rebalance, a fill or any type of service on a client with somebody else's work.
I agree Ricky it is the same in the UK, if Tech's do decide to take off someone else's work they usually charge more for it as well. Some cheaper nail bars are still using the MMA acrylic etc. and this is an issue and also illegal. When I was trained it was recommended not to practice taking off another person's work and personally I don't like taking off product I haven't applied for this very reason.
Agree!! I have no idea what Ill be working over and sometimes when I do soak it just does NOT want to come off 😭
@@dawnprebble9068 thank you. Maybe Suzie from nail Career Education should do an educational video about EMA and MMA acrylics.
@@ML-zd1uv thank you. Maybe suzie from nail Career Education should do an educational video about EMA and MMA acrylics
can I ask how did you get rid of the contact dermatitis? I usually do my own nails but I was moving and all my stuff was packed up and gone... decided to go to a salon and a few days later my eyes started itching... didn't know what was going on. now that I've read this a light bulb went off. did you go to the doctor or did you cure from home and how long did it take to go away? TIA
It seems like doing a new nail feels like you’re an architect, but when you do a fill, you’re an archeologist and an architect!
Learned so much in this loved it
Awesome video Suzie...learning so much from you!
Suzie please please please do an acrylic tutorial!!!! Because I’m only 14 and I’m starting acrylic nails! I was scrolling a little and I found a tutorial but can you do one that’s very simple and french or ombré ?? Love the nails you do💕
I recommend going way back to her first stuff for the basics. She tries to cover just about everything sometimes twice. For example she has done a video on lifting and a video on filling and she's doing it again.❤
I’m starting at 14 too
Sarahbray.1 8 your mom lets you do a acrylic nails lol
E File: ooh... I'm cringing and Expecting Heat. OUCH! And I'm way over here on my end! 😖
Lol the horrible nail salons scarred u
Same. I've never burnt my self but I have had it happen in cheap ass salons. Hurts like hell. I was also cringing when she kept going over the little red dotts. 😷
lisa hume she has it on a low speed, so it doesn’t hot or burn
You are so good! Thank you for all the pieces of advice, I learn so much just by watching one of your videos. Sorry if my English is bad, it's also one of the things I am learning.🤗
from the time stamps in the beginning of the video to the camera angels, i swear, suzie, your channel is absolutely amazing.
How is that one nail not hot? The constant filing in the one area for like 5 minutes straight, my nail would burn
Because the filing wasn't constant. She said that she's not letting the file be on the nail for to long. That's why she was kind of "bouncing"
Yup, exactly. Drill Skills
When you file nails, do you ever accidentally mess up your own nails? 🥴
OMG, I could just watch you work on nails alllllll day long! Love you!
Great video thank you so much for sharing your experience 😊
I personally don’t infill over someone else’s work. Prime example, the other day I had a client who had MMA acrylic on already. I had to soak/file them off and start again. I wouldn’t feel comfortable putting my work on top of a NSS set. It’s like a house, you want a solid foundation to make it secure
Pip’s Nails exactly the reason that I don't do this in my salon either. This way you prevent an unhealthy situation. Most customers do not know which products have been used. We cannot see that on the outside either. That's why it's better to prevent that altogether.
MMA is AWFUL! It’s illegal in the states as a liquid in nail application! MMA is easy to spot! You smell it instantly as it has a sweetness underneath. EMA is allowed though.
Going by your video fill-ins are very time consuming, I cant see most salons taking as much time and care as you.
Keep in mind, these videos are edited, and this isn’t a salon setting. The good nail techs can do this quickly, and they aren’t stopping to explain what they’re doing, because they’re not making a tutorial video. I was blessed to have access to very good nail techs when I was still going to a salon, and fills were normally 50 minutes from start to finish. I do my nails at home these days, since last year’s pandemic.
Always excellent. Thank you Suzzie. You help me so much. I am waiting the next step. 😍😍
I love watching Suzie. Being a newly qualified Nail Tech I learn so much that wasnt taught to me.
Poor girl was like just do a new set and call it a day!!!
Susie, what is your sign? I would guess a Sagittarius :)
Suzie! I love your videos. I use your videos for everything nails. I did my nails for the first time EVER with Madam Glam Polygel and I didn't have any lifting for a little over a month. all of your prep videos are wonderful
This was so helpful!! Thank you Suzie 😘 x