Omg, all I could think of this whole video was: "One of Sabrina Spellman's aunties (Sabrina the Teenage Witch, the 90's version series, Hilda specifically) is learning the reverse french technique!" 😆💖
I really like katie being on here cause it shows me someone who is still learning what I could improve on from a student perspective and that's very helpful
Omg, Suzie! Hearing you say “more better” made me beam. My grandma, who was something of a grammar enthusiast, used to jokingly say “more better, now that’s proper English” whenever she wanted to tease me about doing something well. I haven’t heard anyone say it since she passed in 2018. Thank you for the unexpected reason to smile, along with the rest of the video!
I really love that Katie is coming into your channel. It's nice to watch someone who is still learning go through the process. We appreciate you Katie!
@@NailCareerEducation Thanks for filming with her! You have helped a ton in my self taught ability to do my nails :) Took a girl for a hot mess to 'Where did you get those?!'. It's fun 😉
Just getting back into nails as a side hustle. I am a licensed technician but haven’t worked on clients in probably about 20 years. I am so grateful for your videos, education and patience! I am so out of the loop with what’s new with nail technology and art . Love watching your videos thank you so so much! ❤️💗💜
Susie, I love watching these newer videos because this friend of yours, IS ME! Seriously, I’ve used your videos to learn nails for the last 3 years and I have had all the bumps in the road! And just like her, I love learning by watching and doing!! And I’m serious when I say, my nail game has come a long way in the last couple years, all thanks to you. Hope I get to meet you one day! Sincerely, Leigh
This was such a fun, relaxing watch - we need more of Katie! I love the teacher/student and demonstration dynamic. It adds a new element and layer to these videos!
@@NailCareerEducation That’s exactly it! We get to see you in your element, and the interaction/chatter between teacher and student is quite helpful for those looking to learn. 😃
@14:02 when the bit runs around the fingertip, you can avoid this by -NEVER- doing your motion sidewall to sidewall. Instead always work vertically by going from cuticles to free edge
And a big part of it is the motor's rotation direction, right? Avoid touching (at least not pressing down/making full contact with) the nail when the motor is spinning the same direction as you are moving it, or be mindful of that added force and further stabilise the drill when doing the back-and-forth motion.
I'm so proud of you Katie!! Im fan-girling over here for both of you!! Katie has been my wonderful hair client for around 10 or 11 years and I've seen her nail work from the beginning. THE IMPROVEMENT GIRL. You are amazing!!!! Thank you for teaching her Suzie!! She deserves to learn from the best 🥰🥰
Love this video! It's so helpful to see someone at the same skill level as me learning some of Suzie's best tips and tricks. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to check out some of Katie's music!😘
I am just learning to do polygel and I loooove watching these videos!! I learn sooo much! Doing my nails is sooo cathartic and relaxing for me. It’s a way for me to express my creativity.
I love the way you use simple words that are easy to follow. I been doing my nails for more than 10 yrs. I had made a lot of mistakes. But I learn a lot about the greenies. I also treat my nails with nail fungus medication after removing what I can. And never to wet my nails with water while working on them. Because that also causes the greenies.
Ya you really can.. I was completely self taught by RUclips I learned everything from building the structure to efile to sanitation.. then went to school to get my license after 4 yrs.. I knew more about doing nails the entire process then the instructor.. hate to say that really.. and I learned the traditional French then recently started doing reverse it’s so much easier…
That’s some dedication right there!! And I had a similar situation with an instructor that wasn’t knowledgeable about nails. she was practicing with one of the other nail tech students on acrylic application during her first week there. It was really disappointing to see students coming in eager to learn how to do nails then have no choice but to learn from other students or just teach themselves.
I have learned so much from watching you throughout the years in doing my own nails. You have been an excellent teacher . Watching you with a student or when you trouble shoot some ones work you are amazingly kind and not critical! I just wish you and cameraman would put out more content . I could watch you every day! You are inspirational, informative and so much fun to watch! Thanks for sharing your talents with us all.
You’re using my FAVORITE bit for doing sculpted french tips! I’m so glad I discovered it, that bit is a beast! I love it so much. It breaks my heart that I’ve seen so many negative reviews on it, from both diy-er’s and professional nail techs all bcuz they don’t know how to use it or what it’s meant to be used for.
You’re so right! But like ANYTHING if you don’t how to use it doesn’t mean it’s bad - it means you don’t know how to use it - it’s not the products fault. Thanks for saying this 💛
I just love these student series with Katie. I’ve got to get this bit as it would have helped me today with the French set I did on myself. This bit looks much easier than the ceramic one I used. I wish I had seen this video before doing my set today because I didn’t make my ledges deep enough and I lost some of the crispness of the smile line. Especially when I was working with my non dominant hand. Great tips! Thanks again for a great video Suzie!
I've been doing my nails with polygel since christmas last year and I even got praised by my bestie's mum who owns a salon. learned it all from you and kirsty
Okay i knew you reminded me of Valerie but scrolling through my Google notifications and Wow! I see why they call her a Catherine O'Hara look alike. 👍 You two are so good together.
Susie you are such a great teacher…..I’m a hairdresser doing my own nails, I have learned so much from you. I hit 2 years next month. Thankyou Thankyou ,Cher
That’s awesome! I love hairdressers - I’ve worked closely with so many. I know what you guys go thru in a day and your nails take a beating. So I’m happy to hear this
Another great video Suzie. Katie so reminds me of my learning to do nails. I too did my own nails for a few years. And yes when the pandemic ended I went to nail tech school and I'm now a certified nail tech. I watched Suzie's videos for years and have learned so much from her gentle teaching style. Good luck Katie - but you aren't going to need it with Suzie as a mentor.
Oh my gosh! I’m currently learning how to apply a French tip with acrylic.. the timing is perfect! Thank you for another wonderful video Suzie (and Katie 😊💐)
LOVE the Reverse French technique!!!! It is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!! Question, how do we do a fill on both the pink and the white at the same time??? (For clients that only want an all natural look.) This video covers cutting in the white, and I did need that (thank you). But I was wondering if you have a video that shows tips and tricks when doing both the pink and white fill at the same time??
Hi Suzie & Katie first off I'm loving this series 🥰 Secondly how great is your friendship ! I admire how brave Katie is on camera aswell as how she's enjoying every learning step (I agree it's not a mistake) Your doing fab Katie from this lockdown nail enthusiast to another 🥰 Keep up the fab vids Suzie your a fab teacher 😇 Can't wait to see what you girls get upto next x 🥰😇
@@NailCareerEducation Fantastic! that's my favourite and the first product I learnt with 😇🤩 Excited to see some learning with Acrylic 🥰 ...sending Good Luck to Katie 🤗 Have fun ladies x🥳🥳
I do my own nails at home when I first started doing my nails they were fantastic but after I had my baby (he’s one and a half now) I have been having trouble with lifting or cracking on the side of my pointer and middle finger. I am very thorough with my prep and I always have a good weight arch. Do you have some tips for me or thoughts as to why this is happening?
GOOD question! My first video with Suzie (the Greenies) she explained that the middle finger is the longest so it's the most likely to get banged up. Your pointer finger is one of the most used fingers so it is also likely to get tossed around quite a bit. ... You have a toddler - you'll be doing SOOOO much with your hands - they help to bang us around as mums!!! I noticed my apex wasn't quite big enough - the round apex is the strength. Pay close attention to the apex and see if that helps you along. Let me know how you make out friend!
So much fun!! Is this product almost as strong acrylic? I'm so ruff on my nails. I think this set will be my birthday present to my self 🎂 and so much cheaper than getting my nails done. I can't get my nails done either, because they do what you teach us not to do. The last nail lady used a plastic extension piece to rip off the work you taught me to do 😤
Suzie has educated me that powder acrylic and poly gel are BOTH acrylic! The powder uses a chemical reaction with the liquid monomer to harden. The gel is an acrylic in a different chemical state and it is hardened via UV lights. So essentially they are both acrylic but they are 'cured' using different chemical processes. Suzie will tell you that the powder is a stronger product at the end of the day. I started with the Polygel because it is a little bit easier to use and learn on. Hope that helps!
I need advice on pinky support. I'm having a hard time getting pinky to place and support without it bending out of place. Any advice from anyone would be wonderful or if there's a video here. I'm just beginning and doing my own and practice hand. I'd like to eventually start it on others will need to figure out training as any schools in my location are requiring hours per week that conflict with my work schedule
Hi Suzie! I have a question that I wish you could answer. I am no professional, I'm just someone who loves nails and I started learning a few years ago by myself, following youtube videos, especially yours - I've learned a lot about nails by watching all of your videos. But I still have some questions and one of the biggest ones is: How frequently can I do my nails with gel, acrylic and other types of nail products? I mean, we use uv/led lamps, isn't that bad for our skin if we do it frequently? You do your nails often and your hands look stunning, so I wonder. Also, sometimes when I decide to remove my gel, I get weak nails (they were never strong, btw). Is it normal, is it because I apply the products incorrectly, or is it because of the quality of the products themselves (I buy the best price/quality available, not able to afford the highest brands, but they do the job and look beautiful anyway :) )?
The issues with the exposure of the lamps has been a big controversy. But the FDA did several studies which revealed that using the lamps for applying nails and gel polish is safe. It has been compared to literally walking to the car in the sun. There is some exposure to UV light but it is extremely minimal. The FDA approved that this was a very safe level. There is really no need to do your nails more than once every two weeks if your nails grow extremely fast and you have very short tiny nail beds then maybe one week at the most but you have to remember every time you apply you are working on new nail that is grown out which is never been exposed to anything before because it’s brand new. If you were at all concerned about the skin exposure than the expert Nail scientists recommend you simply put suntan lotion on. As far as why do your nails become week after removing product is because when Product is applied to the nails it works like this. You know when you remove a Band-Aid off your skin if you’ve had it on for a few days, you’ll notice that your skin underneath the Band-Aid is much softer than the rest of your skin, in a few hours or a day your skin has turned back to normal. When we apply product to our nails it works the same way it softens the nails while it’s being covered, as soon as it’s exposed to the air in a couple of days they become hardened up again just like your skin did. A little tip when you’re removing nails is leave a thin layer to protect that natural nail especially if you’re applying more product over top. This will protect your nails from feeling that flimsy weak feel. Great questions 💛Suzie
@@NailCareerEducation Thank you so much, Suzie, you're the best. Please continue making these amazing videos. I've learned so much from you. Truly, thank you
Love this .. Suzie did you stop selling the trial acrylic kit? I was waiting for gel trial kit and decided to go and get the trial acrylic and regular gel kit but couldn’t find it 😕
I just gotta say, at 10:00 the video repeated the last minute or so segment. I had to rewind and make sure I actually had just watched the same thing and wasn't just having a stroke or something!😅
This has nothing to do with anything but Ive been looking for those huge brushes that brushes of the dust of the whole hand at once but I gotta say Susies makes me want one of those instead. 😆
Loving Susie's and Katie's chemistry! Its lovely to see Susie in her element, and Katie is a gem!
Omg, all I could think of this whole video was: "One of Sabrina Spellman's aunties (Sabrina the Teenage Witch, the 90's version series, Hilda specifically) is learning the reverse french technique!" 😆💖
OMG!!! YES!!! I see it!!!
I really like katie being on here cause it shows me someone who is still learning what I could improve on from a student perspective and that's very helpful
Omg, Suzie! Hearing you say “more better” made me beam. My grandma, who was something of a grammar enthusiast, used to jokingly say “more better, now that’s proper English” whenever she wanted to tease me about doing something well. I haven’t heard anyone say it since she passed in 2018. Thank you for the unexpected reason to smile, along with the rest of the video!
Awe! ❤️❤️❤️
I really love that Katie is coming into your channel. It's nice to watch someone who is still learning go through the process. We appreciate you Katie!
Honestly - I love it! It’s so much fun watching someone share your passion and willing to take in new tips that will help them. 💜
@@NailCareerEducation Thanks for filming with her! You have helped a ton in my self taught ability to do my nails :) Took a girl for a hot mess to 'Where did you get those?!'. It's fun 😉
Awe!!! You are too sweet! Thanks so much for watching!!! Tag us on Insta with your latest set! 💅
Just getting back into nails as a side hustle. I am a licensed technician but haven’t worked on clients in probably about 20 years. I am so grateful for your videos, education and patience! I am so out of the loop with what’s new with nail technology and art . Love watching your videos thank you so so much! ❤️💗💜
Katie reminds me of a younger Catherine O'Hara. I appreciate how game she is for these videos
Susie, I love watching these newer videos because this friend of yours, IS ME! Seriously, I’ve used your videos to learn nails for the last 3 years and I have had all the bumps in the road! And just like her, I love learning by watching and doing!! And I’m serious when I say, my nail game has come a long way in the last couple years, all thanks to you. Hope I get to meet you one day!
Sincerely, Leigh
Awwww - I would love to meet you 💜
Same here
SWEET!! So glad we're both learning! ❤️
This was such a fun, relaxing watch - we need more of Katie! I love the teacher/student and demonstration dynamic. It adds a new element and layer to these videos!
I agree - it’s in my element
@@NailCareerEducation That’s exactly it! We get to see you in your element, and the interaction/chatter between teacher and student is quite helpful for those looking to learn. 😃
@14:02 when the bit runs around the fingertip, you can avoid this by -NEVER- doing your motion sidewall to sidewall. Instead always work vertically by going from cuticles to free edge
And a big part of it is the motor's rotation direction, right? Avoid touching (at least not pressing down/making full contact with) the nail when the motor is spinning the same direction as you are moving it, or be mindful of that added force and further stabilise the drill when doing the back-and-forth motion.
I love this new series. Katie is a great student. And seeing you teaching her hands-on is amazing.
I've always loved the way you explain and teach, so kind and attentive , I'm a fan 😍💖
I'm so proud of you Katie!! Im fan-girling over here for both of you!! Katie has been my wonderful hair client for around 10 or 11 years and I've seen her nail work from the beginning. THE IMPROVEMENT GIRL. You are amazing!!!! Thank you for teaching her Suzie!! She deserves to learn from the best 🥰🥰
Love this video! It's so helpful to see someone at the same skill level as me learning some of Suzie's best tips and tricks. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to check out some of Katie's music!😘
❤️❤️❤️I have a new single out August 29th! Find me wherever you stream your music!
Love the sheet -comforter analogy .. that is something I won’t forget and will stay in the back of my mind! Thanks Suzie🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
OMG!! That French bit is a game changer!! I definitely need to try that bit... ❤️
Suzie is the best teacher! I have learned to do my own nails thanks to Suzie. Never thought that would be possible.
Literally I was watching another video on this and got your notification 🙌🙌🙌
Katie is a wonderful personality to have with you! She's fearless and very eager to learn...and she's incredibly quick! I ADORE HER!
I am just learning to do polygel and I loooove watching these videos!! I learn sooo much! Doing my nails is sooo cathartic and relaxing for me. It’s a way for me to express my creativity.
I love the way you use simple words that are easy to follow.
I been doing my nails for more than 10 yrs.
I had made a lot of mistakes.
But I learn a lot about the greenies.
I also treat my nails with nail fungus medication after removing what I can.
And never to wet my nails with water while working on them.
Because that also causes the greenies.
Ya you really can.. I was completely self taught by RUclips I learned everything from building the structure to efile to sanitation.. then went to school to get my license after 4 yrs.. I knew more about doing nails the entire process then the instructor.. hate to say that really.. and I learned the traditional French then recently started doing reverse it’s so much easier…
I love that 👍🙂
Fantastic and sad at the same time
Good for you - shows what you can do. Sad that some nail Ed can be so dissapointing
Same here
That’s some dedication right there!! And I had a similar situation with an instructor that wasn’t knowledgeable about nails. she was practicing with one of the other nail tech students on acrylic application during her first week there. It was really disappointing to see students coming in eager to learn how to do nails then have no choice but to learn from other students or just teach themselves.
Yea we do go to get a drink before the baby eat and take it out of food food drink and mood eat drink lol I’ll get back on o koomi o
Katie's awesome! These videos together are so great - and a testament to what us DIY-ers can learn and achieve! :D
I have learned so much from watching you throughout the years in doing my own nails. You have been an excellent teacher . Watching you with a student or when you trouble shoot some ones work you are amazingly kind and not critical! I just wish you and cameraman would put out more content . I could watch you every day! You are inspirational, informative and so much fun to watch! Thanks for sharing your talents with us all.
So much fun watching you Suzie "in action" teaching! And having a student IRL in the studio is awesome. Loved it!
You’re using my FAVORITE bit for doing sculpted french tips! I’m so glad I discovered it, that bit is a beast! I love it so much. It breaks my heart that I’ve seen so many negative reviews on it, from both diy-er’s and professional nail techs all bcuz they don’t know how to use it or what it’s meant to be used for.
You’re so right! But like ANYTHING if you don’t how to use it doesn’t mean it’s bad - it means you don’t know how to use it - it’s not the products fault. Thanks for saying this 💛
@@NailCareerEducation 💜💜💜
Such a GAME changer that bit!!
@@katiecampbell_1983music Totally agree!
Susie you are such a great teacher. So kind and patient.
Well done ladies !! I’ve been doing my own all my life. I am a nail tech too but don’t do it as my career. Never stop learning and refreshing
So true
I love French manicures. The longer the better ... think Carmella Soprano 😉 I might have to give this method a try. Thank you and Great Video!! ❤
Katie reminds me of the actress that played Aunt Hilda (Caroline Rhea) from Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Celebrity doppelgänger!!
They are really fun together. Enjoyed the learning experience along with the friendship.
I’m really enjoying watching this content with you and Katie. Great watching the teacher and the student, you both work good together 💅🏻😊
I enjoy watching your videos and the two of you together is great! Love it! Your videos have always been so helpful. Thank you!
I agree. Susie is such a caring teacher isn’t she. 🙂
I love both of you together ❤
Great video on learning because you are showing someone and you really learn much better.
I LOVE FRENCH MANICURE ! I LOVE ALL YOUR VIDEOS ESPECIALLY THE LONG ONES / DONT SHORTEN YOUR VIDEOS !
I love these duo videos with the two of you. I feel like I’m learning so much
Loved this vidio and very helpfull thank you all x
I love these videos! I also started doing my nails during Covid and have fallen in love with it.
More vidoes with Katie!
I just love these student series with Katie. I’ve got to get this bit as it would have helped me today with the French set I did on myself. This bit looks much easier than the ceramic one I used. I wish I had seen this video before doing my set today because I didn’t make my ledges deep enough and I lost some of the crispness of the smile line. Especially when I was working with my non dominant hand. Great tips! Thanks again for a great video Suzie!
Love this you truly broke it down
Thanks Suzie
I like watching sussie teach it’s nice to learn from someone who teaches like sussie
love these informative videos
GREAT VIDEO ,,,Suzie I enjoy watching this very much really learning step by step with a student,love it😘
Great chemistry 😘
This is an amazing series Susie. You are great together.
Thank You Beautiful Ladies!!! Love the video ♥️🙏💅💅💅
I've been doing my nails with polygel since christmas last year and I even got praised by my bestie's mum who owns a salon. learned it all from you and kirsty
Okay i knew you reminded me of Valerie but scrolling through my Google notifications and Wow! I see why they call her a Catherine O'Hara look alike. 👍
You two are so good together.
Hi! 🤗 The nail turned out beautifully. 😍 I love video's like this they are so helpful. Thank you and God bless. 💖💖💖🤗
Thanks for all the helpful tips 🙂
This is Something I will try tomorrow, thank you so much!
You’re very welcome
Susie you are such a great teacher…..I’m a hairdresser doing my own nails, I have learned so much from you. I hit 2 years next month. Thankyou Thankyou ,Cher
That’s awesome! I love hairdressers - I’ve worked closely with so many. I know what you guys go thru in a day and your nails take a beating. So I’m happy to hear this
YES KATIE + SUSIE IS MY FAVORITE DUO
❤️❤️❤️❤️💅👩🎤🇨🇦🥰
loving the videos with katie! hope to see her more, she's awesome :)
We're working on dates! She can't get rid of me now!! ❤️💅
I love you two!! Her personality is great! Katie reminds me of someone I can’t put my finger on who though..,
Great job Katie! You're getting better and better with every video! I love it. I've learned alot of patience doing my own nails!
How beautiful your electric file is
Another great video Suzie. Katie so reminds me of my learning to do nails. I too did my own nails for a few years. And yes when the pandemic ended I went to nail tech school and I'm now a certified nail tech. I watched Suzie's videos for years and have learned so much from her gentle teaching style. Good luck Katie - but you aren't going to need it with Suzie as a mentor.
Oh my gosh! I’m currently learning how to apply a French tip with acrylic.. the timing is perfect! Thank you for another wonderful video Suzie (and Katie 😊💐)
I'd like to do this over full cover tips. I have yet to try forms.
Give it a go! Tag us on Insta when you do!! ❤️👩🎤
Love your nails in this Susie, the glitter underneath looks so cool! Would love to see how you did that.
Awesome video ! I loved it !! Thing I noticed I needed to do aswell! Wow this helped me so much thanks ladies ❤
LOVE the Reverse French technique!!!! It is absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!! Question, how do we do a fill on both the pink and the white at the same time??? (For clients that only want an all natural look.) This video covers cutting in the white, and I did need that (thank you). But I was wondering if you have a video that shows tips and tricks when doing both the pink and white fill at the same time??
I learned a lot from this video ❤ i can't wait to try this for myself.
I love that, "make a learn" instead of "make a mistake."
Me too - I think I’m gonna use that more
Love watching these teaching sessions. I would love to work beside a pro like you!
Oh god i love love love your videos. They helped me so much and I learned a lot🥰
Hi Suzie & Katie first off I'm loving this series 🥰
Secondly how great is your friendship ! I admire how brave Katie is on camera aswell as how she's enjoying every learning step (I agree it's not a mistake)
Your doing fab Katie from this lockdown nail enthusiast to another 🥰 Keep up the fab vids Suzie your a fab teacher 😇
Can't wait to see what you girls get upto next x 🥰😇
ACRYLIC !!!! 😁
@@NailCareerEducation Fantastic! that's my favourite and the first product I learnt with 😇🤩
Excited to see some learning with Acrylic 🥰 ...sending Good Luck to Katie 🤗
Have fun ladies x🥳🥳
Thank you for your content mam I look forward to it very informative and I def plan on utilizing this video to help me do a better job
There are no mistakes, only happy accidents 😊
awesome Susie. love the idea... I was sitting here like please let it be latex then you pulled it out and I was like yes yes yes. lol
Katie reminds me of one of the aunts from Sabrina the Teenage Witch 🥳❤️
Y’all remind me of Lucy and Ethel. But super educational in addition to the education!
I do my own nails at home when I first started doing my nails they were fantastic but after I had my baby (he’s one and a half now) I have been having trouble with lifting or cracking on the side of my pointer and middle finger. I am very thorough with my prep and I always have a good weight arch. Do you have some tips for me or thoughts as to why this is happening?
GOOD question! My first video with Suzie (the Greenies) she explained that the middle finger is the longest so it's the most likely to get banged up. Your pointer finger is one of the most used fingers so it is also likely to get tossed around quite a bit. ... You have a toddler - you'll be doing SOOOO much with your hands - they help to bang us around as mums!!! I noticed my apex wasn't quite big enough - the round apex is the strength. Pay close attention to the apex and see if that helps you along. Let me know how you make out friend!
Ooo I wish I was near you so I could go to your class :). All I know about nails I`ve learnt from you Susie
Can you pleeeease start shipping your products to the UK?? I need this file in my life!
Omg what if Suzy had a podcast! That would be awesome. Just talk about stuff or nails or whatever with cameraman
Suzie do you have plans on making a brighter white? I love the lighter white for the ombré but I love a bright white for my French tips!
Good point
Suzie…she’s a cutie 🥰(sweet❤️)
You beautiful ladies look like you are family 💕
❤️❤️ We're not related but we both grew up in the same place!
So much fun!! Is this product almost as strong acrylic? I'm so ruff on my nails. I think this set will be my birthday present to my self 🎂 and so much cheaper than getting my nails done. I can't get my nails done either, because they do what you teach us not to do. The last nail lady used a plastic extension piece to rip off the work you taught me to do 😤
Suzie has educated me that powder acrylic and poly gel are BOTH acrylic! The powder uses a chemical reaction with the liquid monomer to harden. The gel is an acrylic in a different chemical state and it is hardened via UV lights. So essentially they are both acrylic but they are 'cured' using different chemical processes. Suzie will tell you that the powder is a stronger product at the end of the day. I started with the Polygel because it is a little bit easier to use and learn on. Hope that helps!
You are a very pretty lady Katie!
Oh my! Thank you for the compliment! 🥰
Uh I wish EZ gel could be shipped to UK. It feels like a perfect product for me and my skills!
Katie resembles actress Caroline Rhea! Love the video
My bit finally came and my thumb alone has taken me an hour lol but I know that’s okay!!
Wondering why you don't use the tools that cut the smile line in the wet acrylic takes seconds to create the smile line.
I have a question what is in the liquid in the clear glass?...she was using it to help move around the gel to form it?
There should be a video on e files, for someone who doesn’t have one. The best e files and the worst ones.
I’d love to see something like draw my life from suzy. Just curious about how her career started and where and how and all that.
I need advice on pinky support. I'm having a hard time getting pinky to place and support without it bending out of place. Any advice from anyone would be wonderful or if there's a video here. I'm just beginning and doing my own and practice hand. I'd like to eventually start it on others will need to figure out training as any schools in my location are requiring hours per week that conflict with my work schedule
Hi Suzie!
I have a question that I wish you could answer. I am no professional, I'm just someone who loves nails and I started learning a few years ago by myself, following youtube videos, especially yours - I've learned a lot about nails by watching all of your videos. But I still have some questions and one of the biggest ones is: How frequently can I do my nails with gel, acrylic and other types of nail products? I mean, we use uv/led lamps, isn't that bad for our skin if we do it frequently? You do your nails often and your hands look stunning, so I wonder.
Also, sometimes when I decide to remove my gel, I get weak nails (they were never strong, btw). Is it normal, is it because I apply the products incorrectly, or is it because of the quality of the products themselves (I buy the best price/quality available, not able to afford the highest brands, but they do the job and look beautiful anyway :) )?
The issues with the exposure of the lamps has been a big controversy. But the FDA did several studies which revealed that using the lamps for applying nails and gel polish is safe. It has been compared to literally walking to the car in the sun. There is some exposure to UV light but it is extremely minimal. The FDA approved that this was a very safe level. There is really no need to do your nails more than once every two weeks if your nails grow extremely fast and you have very short tiny nail beds then maybe one week at the most but you have to remember every time you apply you are working on new nail that is grown out which is never been exposed to anything before because it’s brand new. If you were at all concerned about the skin exposure than the expert Nail scientists recommend you simply put suntan lotion on.
As far as why do your nails become week after removing product is because when Product is applied to the nails it works like this. You know when you remove a Band-Aid off your skin if you’ve had it on for a few days, you’ll notice that your skin underneath the Band-Aid is much softer than the rest of your skin, in a few hours or a day your skin has turned back to normal. When we apply product to our nails it works the same way it softens the nails while it’s being covered, as soon as it’s exposed to the air in a couple of days they become hardened up again just like your skin did.
A little tip when you’re removing nails is leave a thin layer to protect that natural nail especially if you’re applying more product over top. This will protect your nails from feeling that flimsy weak feel. Great questions 💛Suzie
@@NailCareerEducation Thank you so much, Suzie, you're the best. Please continue making these amazing videos. I've learned so much from you. Truly, thank you
What basic bit could you use if you don't have the French bit?
Love this .. Suzie did you stop selling the trial acrylic kit? I was waiting for gel trial kit and decided to go and get the trial acrylic and regular gel kit but couldn’t find it 😕
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I wish I can buy her sets in Australia….
Is Katie Katherine O' Hara's double? You guys are awesome!
I just gotta say, at 10:00 the video repeated the last minute or so segment. I had to rewind and make sure I actually had just watched the same thing and wasn't just having a stroke or something!😅
I caught that too 😂😂😂
any hint on when the Mini Acrylic Kit is going to be restocked?
Actually yes very soon I’m working on it now
@@NailCareerEducation thank you for responding 😁
This has nothing to do with anything but Ive been looking for those huge brushes that brushes of the dust of the whole hand at once but I gotta say Susies makes me want one of those instead. 😆
10:01 had an editing mistake 🤣 it repeated what suzie said before