PolyGel/Gershion Dual Forms GOTH Nails👻
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Suzie uses Gershion Hybrid Gel and Dual Forms/Pop-its to build a set of Nails, which she then takes to a new level by Reshaping and Decorates into a spectacular set of Goth Nails for the cover of Suzie's Fall Issue Online Nail Magazine.
This video is sponsored by Gershion featuring the Gershion Polygel Kit 180ml
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Timestamps:
01:19 Unboxing
02:58 Nail Prep
08:07 Foundation
24:33 Reshaping
26:32 Top Coat
26:48 How to Fill and Remove
30:35 Dual Form Nails Reveal
28:18 Decorate
29:46 Final Design Reveal
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Could you do a video on acrylic/monomer allergy and overexposure? I get itchy even with products thar are HEMA free
Nail Career Education Suzie, I love your videos and nail designs. Sadly I can’t or I should say, I won’t buy what you recommend anymore. I bought the Melodysuzie e file you recommended and it doesn’t work as you said. I am very disappointed.
You can do refills by just filing away the top and then redo your application at the cuticle and rebuild your Apex with the hybrid gel using your brush. There is many video on here that will show you how to do refills.
Gershion is crazy expensive!!! Yayoge is the same product drom the same people but for less than half the gershion price!!!
I love that even if it is a sponsored video, Suzie still addresses certain difficulties with the product without sugarcoating it! This is why I trust her opinion so much!
I love the design! So perfect for Halloween. That ring is so cool 👻
LongHairPrettyNails hi!! love your vids!! you and suzie should definitely collab! 💖❤️
Girl I love the set u did with the same polygel it was so damn cute
~thisistheintrotolonghairprettynailsshowyeah~
Aww it's so cute to see you showing love to your fellow nailtistas. We learn from you all. ❤️
I couldn't believe Susie pulled out that ring! It was perfect and so out of her realm.
I just bought my polygel around a week or two ago, and honestly this is the first video I've seen that actually highlights some of the struggles with polygel. Everyone seems to make it look so easy, and I don't not believe them but when I first got my kit, I was so sad mine didn't come out nearly as easy as everyone else's. I still think it's user error, but I seriously underestimated how much the stickiness would get EVERYWHERE, and how much the dual forms didn't fit my cuticle. Someone as skilled as Suzie even had a small learning curve, so as a complete amateur I feel a little better about not getting it right away
Edit: thank you for the likes, I feel less alone!! I agree with many people in the replies that dual forms just don’t seem to fit my nail bed well enough. I’ll continue giving it a shot and wish everyone else good luck too!
It took me a few times to get it right. Keep at it. I do my own all the time now.
Also there are brands that are thicker, they are easier.
Puddintayne thanks! I’m going to keep trying for sure. Do you have tips? I feel like the videos I see about tips for poly gel are all about making sure the prep is good, and how to make sure polygel stays on for a long time but my problem is I can barely even get them on to begin. Do you recommend a brand? Gershion seems really soft to mold, I got Makartt since it was so popular but I find it tricky so far
I HATE dual forms (I learned with acrylic and forms). I also have really flat nail beds so the dual forms never fit me right. But I love the poly gel. There is a learning curve. But I actually really like using poly gel with tips or a regular acrylic form. My sister has a much more "normal" curve to her nails so she likes the dual forms since it's just a practice makes perfect thing. I can almost guarantee that these inexperienced people trying dual forms for the first time and making them look perfect, have broken nails days later. It's hard to get the apex thick enough in the right spot. Keep trying! The persistence will pay off!
Oh also make sure to use higher percentage rubbing alcohol. I use 91 percent. The 75 just doesnt cut it. The higher percentage makes a world of difference.
Hey Suzie! First off, one of your few male viewers reporting here lol but I personally find that adding a small bit of polygel to the outer edge of the nail in a thin layer and fully curing before using the poppits really helps with building the apex. I feel like it's just impossible to get a working thickness by just placing it on the base coat directly. Also by not putting the thin pre-layer around the cuticle, you can still get that fade into the cuticle you always talk about! Hope this helps someone cause it changed the game for me. You just have to perfect that pre-layer before the dual form goes on to get a perfect apex.
Side note: you've inspired me so much and taught me even more. I love every one of your videos and get Grant back in for more videos! We need to normalize guys wearing nails! Love you and cameraman both to the moon and back!
Great comment with such helpful tips! I just ordered a kit, defs gonna give it a try using your method!
@@umnia4316 How did they turn out?
Suzie.. u CAN actually add more of the polygel to the cured dual form nail after first layer .. u just have to file /rough up the first layer nail before and u can add more layers with either the dual form or by just applying the polygel directly on top of the nail 😘😜
U can also apply the dual form just to form a nail tip and not applying the form all the way down the whole nail towards cuticle 😋
So ya as long as u rough up the 1st layer of polygel that u applied with dual form u can add more 🥰
I myself don’t like using dual forms.. I like using the paper nail forms 🥴
💕💗these nails .. the design u did 🥰
Kriss Daniels This is awesome. This was my question I was going to post in the comments. Glad you answered it. 👍🏾🤗
ForTheLoveOfGEEK you are very welcome. I am glad to of helped u out some 😊 I only know this info due to watching lots of other people in vids doing this 😋
very good Information 👍..... I don't know why you also wouldn't be able to do a "refill"with the polygel the same way you would do acrylics? Clean cuticle area of the outgrown nail bed, base coat and then apply he needed amount of polygel??
@@philippiansfourseven yeah you would do an infill (or refill) the same way you would with gel or acrylic
Yassss Queen! This is life. Poly gel has inspired my art, and choosing to go to school to be a nail tech b/c of it, and your teachings/videos. You have taught me my art is worthy. I treasure your work, and your spirt Suzie. ❤️
Oh no!! Suzie’s like disappeared on my comment after I corrected a word when editing my comment....The heck...Sadddddd😕 can that be brought back?!? Halp!
@@nichenailss I'm pretty sure they do that to protect the creators: Some people might edit a comment, which a creator genuinly liked, to say something different after the fact. So it would look like the creator agrees with a statement they'd never *actually* agreed to.
I don't think there's a way to get it back, but I see this happen a ton. A lot of commenters edit their comment to thank the creator for the like, and then it's gone.
Well, you can probably understand why I flipped my lid at this finished look. My cold, black, heart did a happy little flippy flop. It's so beautiful, kind of like a future-goth feel. Very interesting to see a new product tried out for real. Thank you Suzie and Cameraman. x
Thanks Shelly - i was wondering if you were going to like them 😁👍🏼
@@NailCareerEducation Truthfully Suzie, hand on heart, I've never disliked any of your nail art. But you know me well enough by now to know which ones flip my giddy switch. One of my other favourites actually was the beautiful marbling effect you did with, I think, nail ink and alcohol? It kinda reminded me of a Monet painting, the water lily pond one. That one was dreamy. But I also adored your epic steam punk design. The milk bath ones were ace and fascinating to watch, and had all kinds of potential for a Goth theme too. Turn them into a blood bath! If you go back through those comments (if you ever get the time!) there were so many amazing ideas from your subscriber family. x
Great video, Susie!
Just a couple of pointers, that might be helpful for the viewers. Try to pick a dual form that fits the nail properly, it’s not a tip, it’s a form so some room for the apex is crustal and it has to fit from side to side. Sometimes it’s better to get a little bigger form than smaller.
The sticky layer on dual form would be on the underside of nail, not on top, since the sticky layer would be where gel gets cured with contact with air. Which is under the nail. I hope I am clear enough 😂
When you applying the form to the nail, don’t place it straight at the cuticle, place it 2-4 mm away and then slide it to the cuticle, that way you won’t have that ridge.
I hope it was helpful to someone.
Very well said- GREAT ADVICE❤️
OMG, I remember you, Tisha! The goth design is one of my favorites, so beautiful! Very glad to see you again (and these nails look incredibleeeee)!
I’ve been using Gershion for a while now. I love it, I use nail tips instead of the duo-forms. It works so much better and they last a long time. You can go back and fill the nails exactly like you would any other type.
EXACTLY :) I mean dual forms are the worst as per my personal opinion. Nail tips are user friendly and with suzie's videos we all know how to build the structure by now lol :D
@Leslile Renfro-- Actually, you can use the dual forms ON TOP of nail tips, if you like, just be sure to rough up the surface a bit. Then you won't have to worry about the underside of the dual form being full of hybrid gel. You just have to be careful at the leading edge of the tip and only put the hybrid gel out a tiny bit past the end of the nail tip, but it's easy to just sweep it away with the brush. Kirsty Meakin on the Naio Nails channel demonstrates it beautifully. I'm sure you can find it by searching for Naio Nails, nail tip with Acrygel. (Acrygel is the Naio Nails brand of hybrid gel.) The Nailed by Nikki channel also demonstrates the hybrid gel over tips a few times, as well, both with and without dual forms.
@@calichef1962 Kirsty is awesome! Have you watched her do designs, like the butterfly? OMG! She is so talented!
@@JaneDoe-sm2lm Yes! I've been watching Kirsty for YEARS! She's my absolute _supreme_ nail idol. If Kirsty can't do a thing with acrylic, it can't be done, simple as that.
Yessss! Goth nails again!!! 🥰🥰🥰 I loved the purple ones you did on her!
SUZIE thank you! At the beginning of the video I said oh no is she gonna be doing all the sponsored videos like some of these other channels but I was thinking she is always honest and there’s no way there are 0 bad or challenging things with this kit. I was nervous but I should not have even doubted you because you came through with honest thoughts and I was like yesss that’s my girl she don’t sell out 😂
Exactly - i mean i dont need to be mean i just need to be honest money or not
That is why you’ve always been at the top! Honesty is the best policy ! I can only speak for myself but that’s why I have always had so much respect for you because you say it like it is, all while being respectful. Kudos! I’m not a big fan of dual forms either.. ps I am in nail tech school and acrylic is my favorite by far❤️ thank you
Can I just say that every time your magazine comes out I'm floored by the photography? You and Cameraman have the best eyes. Just incredible. Excellent issue!
Hi Suzie!
I find that dipping the spatula in alcohol (and wiping any droplets off the side of the dish) before each use makes life easier. Maybe you'll find it practical, too.
I love you and your videos so much!
Greetings from Germany,
Courtney
I just put the cap back on, it saves on the alcohol and product.
@@amandah2866 Dipping the spatula in alcohol makes for a clean bead. While getting it out of the tube as well as transfering from the spatula to the to the nail/dual tip it eliminates the sticky, stringy mess. No more honey on a spoon twisting action. Try it once and you'll notice a huge difference.
As for wiping droplets of alcohol off the spatula back into the dish I don't see why that is wasteful. (Same as wiping monomer off of the brush on the side of the dish before dipping into acrylic powder.) After all, you wouldn't want a drop of alcohol to get into the tube of polygel.
@@478cookies Oh, okay I see what you mean. I've got to fill my nails soon so I'll give it a go. Thank you for the tip :)
Susies family has great hair
I enjoy watching Susie try new products. I learn a lot from watching her because she tells us what she's thinking and what she sees through her experience. Her expertise is with sculpting acrylic. One thing I have learned is that with practice and a learning curve I can do my own professional-looking polygel nails without worrying about someone I don't know ruining my natural nails. (Obviously I haven't found a tech close by that does quality work.)
Ive seen people put paper nail forms on so the underside is perfect. Wanna try this soon, Ive never tried hybrids.
I think that's a great idea, when I try polygel again I'll do that!
I use paper forms with hybrid gel, I’ve found it’s really good to learn how to sculpt with. I put the dual form on top to start with but now I can sculpt it like acrylic no problem!
My Mom bought me a hybrid gel kit online last year for a Xmas present. They came with the popit's like this kit (only they were in a plastic container with ea sizes compartments) I found I did not like the bulk on the underside of the nail at all. So I tried using a sculpting form underneath, before applying the popit with the gel. For the most part it worked, an minimized filing to the sides only. But after playing with it a few times, I just straight use a sculpting form. You do not get the glossy top nail, as with the popit, but there is still very little filing to do when finished. It is faster than acrylic, but I still prefer acrylic, but hate to do so much hand filing, an do not have a proper electric file yet. Thank You so very much for everything you do Suzie!
They definitely needed to hire a proof reader for those instructions. Cringeeeeeeeeee
Yes i agree
Have to remember they are Korean/Asian :)
Ohh! I know, that was rough! The nails didn't suffer tho! Turned out beautiful!
@Alex Hart all polygel kits have poorly translated instructions. I read through all mine just for the giggles. A really common one is instead of saying "Hot Tips", most will have a section titled "Warm Hints" or "Warm Tips". Not hot. Just warm.
I appreciate how honest you are. Not just in it to sell and get money. Thank you!
Thank you for warning people about allergies! As someone who is severely allergic to most kinds of acrylic, I wish knowledge about this was more wellspread among nail techs. I've been having a lot of trouble learning about my allergies because no one knows anything about it. Not even the doctors could tell me if I am safe to use a brand that I tolerate or if I risk getting allergic to the type of acrylic they use. So know I just don't dare having anything but regular polish on my nails because I don't want to take any risks. I'm not entirely certain if my allergy is caused by overexposure (I had my nails built like maybe ten times before the issues started) or if it existed beforehand.
Im so sorry about your allergies. I see alot of people doing nails touching uncured product all the time. I saw one video where they applied gel polish to the pad of their thumb and use it to apply white on toes to create french 😱😱😱😱🙅🏻♀️
FINALLY a video that ACTUALLY shows what people go through in the beginning when trying out Polygels.. I thought it was easy but I was wrong haha.. I was frustrated bcoz some tutorials made it looked easy peasy. BUT with practice, trials & error, you will gradually get the hang of it and will make beautiful nails. Thank you Suzie.. Now I feel like I wasn't alone with my struggles last time.
Yes, i agree some do make it look easy, i feel one could certainly get to that point but if it takes me lets say 12-24 times doing it to get THAT good. If im doing myself once every two weeks thats 6 months to one year. But that isnt easily applying for quick nails. It takes time & practice / and if we are trying to replace skillfully applied Acrylic or Gel well theres no comparison. BUT to practice as a learning tool i think this product is awesome 👍🏼❤️
I’m not sold on dual forms but this polygel looks nice and smooth and clear. I’d probably buy it and use it on regular forms 👍
Yes i feel the same
Did acrylic before I heard and saw polygel. Love polygel.... Tried 2 brands thus far and even registered and took a course of classes with one brand. It's all I ever use now since I have sinus issues.... I leave more product at the middle for structure and no major problems. It takes getting use to for real. But I don't nt mind. Guess it's a matter of preference 😊👍
Yes it really is- i totally get why this is available - its great for some- and you bring up a good point it doesnt have a strong odour
@@NailCareerEducation I forgot to mention that you can add on top of it after you take the pop it off. This brand seems softer than the ones I already use, which I like, but may just give this one a try as well 😊👍
I find I have to brush alcohol on the form before putting the polygel in. It releases easier and it's just a very fine swipe so it doesn't cause issue
Raevyn Elicia Adams oh ok this seems like a good idea!! thanks!
Hi Suzie, I realy am not a professionnel but I make my own nails since a few years now and you are the one who teached me just by watching all your videos...I just want to tell you that I found a way that I don't needTo take of the polygel under the nails or to pull it to the tip to make it longer. As a matter of fact, it is kind of taking the right bead to put on the dual form for each finger. I'm very satisfied with that kind of gel, even if I do like better working with acrylic. So thak you very much for all your videos. It saves me a lot of money just doing it myself and some times I do practice on a friend, she's very happy when I make hers...
Beautiful. I've tried the poppits and have to agree with you Suzie, there is no comparison to a skilled nail tech. Thank you for such wonderful educational videos.
Poly gel is soooooo satisfying to me. This was such a gorgeous set
I am super envious of women with large enough hands to wear finger armour. I've never found any that fit, and I've been looking for thirteen years lol
🤞🤞you can save up and get some made for you!!!
@@Natalie-hg3gh God, that sounds expensive. I'm sure I can find better things to spend my money on lol
I like how she throws the empty stuff behind her. lol
anlint123 we all do 🤣 if she doesn’t throw something, the video is not complete
I like that too, it reminds me of the Nerdecrafter, Jackie, and sometimes her sister Sika too, do the same thing with the craft kits she reviews 🥰💕
I'm so glad Suzie is bringing up the possibility of developing allergies. I have developed a terrible acrylic allergy from years of going to techs who got it consistently on my skin and now can no longer wear acrylic enhancements and have to do gel. I wish I had know years ago what I know now and found a tech that knew what they were doing.
Yeay!! 😃
Tisha is finally back 🎉 I hope it wont take too long b4 we see Tisha❤️ again! 🤞
If I ever had to do therapy, I would suggest watching Suzie. You're so talented and I literally have nails on rn because I was inspired by you. Thank you for all you do!
This is my favorite polygel kit. I’ve been using it for the last 3/4 months and I can’t get enough. So happy you finally see you use their product 👍🏽
Yayoge brand comes from the same makers :)
... But for way less
@@floridagirl386 Yup, they all do!
Thanks for all the tips, Suzie and for allowing us to watch you struggle through the learning process of a new product. I think practice makes perfect. Seems like maybe if you used less product to begin with. you can always add on the top or bottom of the new nail without the form on. Also, something to mention, I am in America and we look hard at teaching sanitation and are very cautious not to let someone think they can do these nails without proper prep of the nail beds, making sure they are free of anything so it doesn't get trapped between the nail and the product. If there is bacteria living there, it will eat through the nail and into the nail bed, finger and can cause a bad infection. So sanitation and that doesn't just mean the nail bed being clean, it means your station, yourself, hands, etc., that you don't cross contaminate with clients, too,. You don't want to be liable for a lawsuit, and don't want to cause anyone irreparable damage and pain. As an educated, licensed professional, you understand all this, but it is imperative to pass this information along with emphasis on your videos so no one gets the idea you can just stick something on to your nail and it's going to be fine. As you know, not the case. Thanks for listening and I know you know this, but it's good to let those who aren't educated in this industry know the pitfalls. Gorgeous nails, by the way, and I love that product. I was thinking of getting some of the gels myself, and this was good information. I have done the nail tip over sculptured product, built my nail up and then attached the tip and then applied product over the tip once it was secure. That makes it stronger and you can file them just like a sculptured nail, Of course you have to make sure you put enough product on the tip to file without breaking through to the tip below. You know...: ))
I don't know if you know this but she does have videos about proper sanitation and stuff like that. She doesn't have to do that for every video for that purpose. Just so you know. Maybe you're new to this channel and didn't know, but yeah.
This takes me back to my sculpting class. The framing of those nails are so goooood
7:49 anyone else get the vibe that Susie was low key throwing some shade?
She should be!
Margie why? something happened?
@@Almeidaaduda unclear instructions with awful English and spelling.
She shouldn’t be. With practice my polygel nails look just as good as acrylic. And you can fill them.
@@KaraNicoleR Not to mention it didn't have any instruction on how to build the apex, or give other examples of what you could do to make it easier, etc.
Suzie your niece is gorgeous!! You always create beautiful nails!! 🥰😍😘😀
Susieeee! I always watch your videos old or new when I want to feel relaxed and do my nails. So these press on nails I used would always pop off because I would put press on gel then glue the nail, but my nail bed would have nothing to adhere the nail.. so thanks to this video, I used my base gel (duh) and now the press on gel adheres like it should and doesn’t pop off 💕💕💕
As always, I love to watch and learn from you, Suzie! I would love to see a comparison between hands (or on the same hand) between Dual Forms and your normal forms and building the hybrid gel nails. Keep up the awesome content!
Tisha is a beauty! Love the decoration and the nail cage.
Tisha is quite the Coffin Cutie! I love the wicked designs you've done!🕷️🦷🖤🤍
Great video, as always! I've seen clips to hold the dual forms in place, I wonder if they would help.
I was so glad to hear you talking about allergies and the importance of gloves. I was wondering what your thoughts about this topic were. I'm sure you could do an entire video about this!
So glad to see it not just me struggling. Sticky mess everywhere. Glumps squishing under my nails. Edges smooshing out. The tip getting weird. So glad that you showed it "real" so that I know it's not just me. I'm getting better at it but not as quickly as one hand and I'm pro. Mine more like months of practice just to control some of the mess.
Yeah, tried a cheaper version of this kit... Sticky messy didn't fit my nails properly... I prefer forms/ tips.
It's refreshing to see a professional nail tech struggle a bit. I have poly gel and it can be frustrating. Thank you Suzie 🖤💅
Hi Susie I just love love your tutorial videos you have a calm spirit keep it up nd thanks 🌻love your music pls don't ever change it🤩
I'm so glad that your letting people know about allergies. I was practicing for weeks, literally every couple days and it broke my skin out SO BAD. so thank you
I use this method of doing my own nails and have been for a while now. When taking off the form the longer the nail, the harder it is to pop off. I find that you can definitely add more product after is cured. I apply the base coat fist just to help it stick better. I also haven’t done a new set in a bout 1-2 months as I have been doing infills. The same prepping but applying the product directly into the nail, not with form. I find doing the infill makes it look much more natural because sometimes as the nails grow out from the fist application there is a little ridge at the end as it is hard to get it completely flush to the nail.
Just be VERY careful you dont enclosed air pockets with new product, sealing in air pockets that could have trace amounts of bacteria & moisture can cause the ‘greenies’ 😳 you dont want that
Nail Career Education I’ll try my best! 😁
I love how flush it all looks with the dual forms!
Really need to try that myself once whenever I have a broken nail or something :3
This set is epic, loving the silver combined with the red :)
i literally have long, strong natural nails, and have nothing to do with gels and acrylics, but you are just so calming to watch!
Your niece is GORGEOUS!
Your niece is gorgeous. She could model.
Wow and the goth candle is there again!
I love watching your vids before I go to sleep. Just something about your voice is soothing to me!
I absolutely love every vid you've posted! Absolutely astounding 😊❤
I freaking l💛ve you lady! Thanks for sharing this vid 😁 I have layered this product. You can do layers. 👍
Omg gershion is such a great polygel. I really like it a lot.
Hi Suzie,
those little tips at the end of the form you wiggle them and it helps to release the form from the set nail once it has been cured. and I agree with earlier comments when you can go ahead and buff up the nail after the initial layer and apply more poly-gel and then shape her up. I hope the wiggle the little nubs at the tip helps in the future. As always just support the nail when wiggling... I have had a few ohmygosh looks when trying this stuff out with my friend.
I did wiggle these little tage but it did not work i think cause these nails were longer
I think my heart stopped a little. But that could be very true too and omg love your nails and love you. :D
To my knowledge, pop-its were made to make an extension, not eliminate sculpting. It works as a tip or a reversed form, when you lay down a thin layer first and after curing you add the structure on top. Much love!
Glad you left this comment! I'm about to try them for the first time, and I like the sound of the method you're talking about.. definitely gonna try that, thanks!
Not to my knowledge - they were designed to pop on and done. They are designed to eliminate filing the surface. Many find sculpting one of the hardest steps ( besides application ). This method is trying to eliminate the hardest parts about applying fake nails. And it does make for a very smooth finish/ but it misses so many needed expert skills. But if your not comparing to a skilled techs nail and your ok with its shortcomings these will pass. I love this product for learning. Hybrid gels are fun to play with. 😊
they were made to be the whole nail. You could build on top if you truly wanted but it isn't necessary
You are a great teacher.
What? Matching hands? Who are you? What did you do to Suzie?
😁😁😁
After Cristine, matching hands feels awkward
@@Almeidaaduda RIGHT i never match my hands the most matching ill do is the same concept or the same theme like i have a thing in a couple of days and the themes blacknwhite so im doing black and white nails but different designs and ofc holo
@@hmmhmmmhmm1633 show us your design when it’s ready 🥰
@@Almeidaaduda i wish i could like put pictures in the comment section or something but i already started im doing black and white stripes on my left hand and on my right I'm doing two nails white and three black nails and putting the opposite color of striping tape on them
Hi Susie. I think that pop its is a pain in the neck.... lol... I like the polygel product, but I use the paper mold to build the nail. I do thin layers, wiping off the sticky coat and another layer until I am satisfied with it. Just like you build with acrylic I do with the polygel. All the skills I learned from your videos. Thank you for the videos. Love you.
OMG it´s SO beatiful!
Nice video Susie but halfway through all I started to think about was Jenna using these to probably do exactly what you said they don't do, "replace an actual skilled technician." but like Jenna's a professional beautuber and like basically ur apprentice so she can do it I'm gona go @ her now 😂😂💖
Jenna?
@@nunpho Jenna Marbles, Susie and Jenna had this fun interaction/crossover when Jenna first got interested in doing acrylic nails, it was so wholesome and funny and unexpected 😂
💖 Love this video 💖
😘 Your the one who got me started with acrylic nails & paper nail forms, so doing these dual forms {with acrylic & hybrid gel - polygel} made it much easier than if I were starting brand new. "And, YES, you CAN build on top of the initial layer, if you feel they're too thin. Some go straight on top of it, some file 1st, then go in. I love all of your videos...💖💯
#GreatVideo 😊💖
Your niece is beautiful! Those nails came out great!
I really like that full finger ring
Dang Susie Great job!!!!
I love your videos. I learn so much! The reason why you’re having to squeeze it that hard to pop it off, is because the mold is filled all the way to the tip. When it’s not, the slightest squeeze (from the side “pins” on the tip) will make the mold pop off right away. You squeeze as you wiggle it sideways. ;)
That makes perfect sense - i had an easier time before in another video but youre right nails were much shorter 👍🏼🙏❤️
Thank you, Susie for this video. I like to use the duel forms at times and you helped me learn how better to apply them. I also did not know to use alcohol to spread the gel out in the form. Also I did not know to use the alcohol to get the excess from around the form. I am still having trouble getting the stress part build up enough with the forms but I keep practicing. Thanks again and keep the videos coming. :)
Suzie! I love your shorter coffin nails! They are beautiful! 💅🏼💅🏼💅🏼
I'm not a big fan of hybrid gel with dual forms but i love it for securing gems :) stunning design and your niece is beautiful.
It’s way harder to pop off a dual form when you fill to the end Suzie. Also sometimes the white needs to be cured upside down because you can’t see through it like the others.
Wow !!! Those are absolutely amazing. I wish I could shape nails the way you do. You make it look so easy, but the shapes are just gorgeous.
I'm amazed, yet again, how your artistic talent comes together.
I have a birthday coming up in less than 2 weeks and I've already decided that I'm treating myself to this very kit, so this video is *so* timely!
You can add. After the form comes off, if you see there are some thinner spots you can add it straight on to the nail. I still prefer powder acrylic though. To me this is not easy but it was fun to try n play with. ❤️
I did not know you would paint over the polygel! Thanks for the tips Susie! You are so awesome!
You’re so great SUSY 😍😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Wow those nails are Gorgious ❣️❣️💖😍and that topper oh my heart stoped cool❣️❣️❣️
I have never seen your nails so short but I love it
I loved that ring 😍 would love to know where to get something like that
My daughter is into cosplay and I showed her the ring she wants one so would love to know where you get it from
Loved the nails, the design❤️❤️ I thought the polygel pooling under under the nails was only my issue. It was great seeing some trouble shooting, thanks Suzie
Wow its looks perfection nails i love it and i love your Job the way you doing it ❤
Not used to seeing u susie with nails that short you normally have long almond ones on. I'm actually pretty gd at doing my opposite hand but I write left handed and even though ppl wud then say I'm left handed I do most things right handed so I think that maybe why I find it a bit easier to do either hand It has perks when I'm doing clients i can file with both hands so i can do one side with one hand and switch for the other xxx
I'm not a fan of poppits when I have used them I have customised them to fit near the cuticle by filing them, hat gel look quite soft. Beautiful set as always xxx
With the forms you nuke (cure) and wait until it cools. A couple of seconds. Hint: nuke the nail, go to next nails, nuke, go to next nails, etc. And then take off after last cure.
Another hint: Don't drag polygel. Pat the polygel. Put on nail at a 45 degree angle to avoid air pockets. Don't press down. Flip over and smooth out the polygel.
Love the ring and the designs
To pop them off all you need to do is wiggle them left and right by the little tabs that stick out
It seems to release a bit easier when I wiggle it than trying g to squeeze it
They look like nails that lady gaga would have had on American horror story hotel. I so dig this design. 💜🖤🤘🏼😍
Yesssssss!
Hello from Texas! Just had to tell you how much I love your videos - you are so informative and fun at the same time. 🥰
Ur the best love the nails xx
The magazine article is great and i loved reading it along with seeing the video of the creation process ❤️
These came out gorgeous! 🤩
Using the paper form is a lot better than using dual forms. Ensures the structure is perfect
Love your videos and by the way, you look so pretty in this video. I love your hair and outfit. And you already know we love the nails 💗
I use this method on a client, one who has a problem holding still, all I do is place the desired amount about 2/3 of the way on the nail bed, then put the dual form on. I make sure there are no air bubbles and cut the excess off with the spatula. Just the pressing can give you the desired length.
WOW!!! Just WOW!!
Those turned out gorgeous. Thank you ladies.
You are so talented and a gift to the creative/educational community ❤️
Am I the only one more distracted by her super shiny black nails? Gothic and so elegant!!!