Client Glued Her Lifted Nails😱 Suzie to the Rescue!
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Suzie’s client used Nail Glue to keep her Nails from Lifting, having gone 5 weeks without a Nail Fill. Suzie demonstrates in detail how to remove the Glue, and what is necessary to Prep the Nails for a Fill or Rebalance.
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I love how even though this seems like a huge no no, like it might horrify nail techs, you didn't shame the client at all even when talking hypothetically. You're very kind Suzie.
I really value kindness. Not niceness, nice can be a front, it can be weak, and it's a descriptor. But kind is a strong action, a choice. And you are kind.
Rose I completely agree!!
Oh my goodness that is very sweet/ thank you so much😊😘
Wow, nail techs never made me feel any type of a way because of anything I've done and my hope is no nail tech does.
Yes, I agree and I hope that people think that of me as well.
I was thinking the same thing. Always very kind.
I once glued my nails and the nail tech made me feel soooo ashamed, she filed them so roughly it took me months to have healthy nails again. But you were SO KIND, calm and respectful it was actually wonderful 😭💕
Nice is so much easier than making someone feel bad.
Hopey you left that nail tech, that's a mini revenge story honey
Difference from a wanna be nail tech and a pro suzie is a prooooo
She was all up in her feelings? Why?
I probably would’ve been frustrated to have to deal with the nails, but I’d never make them ashamed of it! Girl you just wanted to have some nice nails last longer 🥺💕
I think the most important thing Suzie demonstrates in this video is how to be kind to your clients even though they do something that frustrates you. I stopped seeing a nail technician because she just was so nasty to me about how my nails would look when I came in, like she resented me living my life because she had to deal with my nails.
You didn't treat her 'masterpieces' the way she felt you should, in other words. She should do miniature paintings for art galleries instead of being a nail tech. Nail art is by definition temporary art, even though it absolutely can be breathtaking art.
Hi Mari, I'm so sorry! That's wrong on so many levels. My guy, who was great at his job, complained incessantly about how particular his clients are. That irritated me, because I'm one of those "particular" people. But he was so good, I bit my tongue and stuck with him. Then he sold the salon and his sister is running it now. She is so pushy. One nail breaks or lifts and she pushes me to buy a new set. One nail, all she had to do was file the lift away, and she wouldn't. She said you need a new set, and I said, no, I don't -- I need you fix my nail. She said Ok, but if you get a fungus, it's not my fault. I flipped out when she looked me in the eye and said that. *Whose* fault is it?! I, sort of, let her have it and told her off. I have a little pre-prepared speech for these moments, because I was a nail tech in the 90s and I know how to prep and sanitize to avoid that. So I politely called her out on it. But I was livid, and I did it in front of a full salon of people who heard it all. She just put her head down and fixed the nail like she is supposed to do and never said another word to me, but I won't be going back. I'll do my own nails.
@@MyBFFtheBT fucking hell. As someone with anxiety and not much experience getting my nails done, both of those people sound like my nightmare. I'd never get my nails done again! They're not exactly promoting their industry!
Cheryl Ann you go girl ✊🏽😂
I know what you mean... now I do my own nails...
This is the first nailtech who actually involved the client as not just a hand in the picture
Maybe not all clients are willing to be on camera.
@@Pumpkin0_0 No, but it's interesting
They are her close friends mostly
When you were talking about why you wear a mask and the client doesn't I think a point to add to that would be that the client is in the salon for a short period of time and really exposed to only a very minuscule amount of dust whereas the technician is there all day and exposed for a lot longer so being able to mitigate the dust inhalation for the tech is very important.
violentcat345 you know lots of words I don't
Yeah it is the same with like x-ray, the doctor will move farther away to avoid the ray
@@jul2447 omg that's what I wanted to say😂
Gurl u wear a mask cuz Covid. Smh.
@@zualapips1638 this was before the pandemic
She’s like a nail tech version of Bob Ross
Facts
Ikr
Truuuuu
I was having lunch🤣
Except she actually earns money from showing her work on a platform
Suzie said “ask that comment in the questions” 1:25 😂
I know 🙄 i heard that after it was already edited/ lol
Made me feel better about speaking backwards myself.. happens to most people Suzie!
But she still made it sound educated 😂😂
I hadn’t even noticed that...I was too excited about what was going to be done on Liz’s nails 😁
@@NailCareerEducation I thought it was an awesome accident. A lot of people mix up words and gives them a less of a "I'm perfect" vibe. You're absolutely amazing😍 I love your heart! So kind and warming. Keep being awesome!
I don’t think any nail tech has ever paid this much detail to a fill for me.. a fill has always been such a in and out service and now I think I have been getting ripped off!
I've been doing nails for 22 years now and I always take the time to talk to my clients, do a good job and make sure they want to come back. I can't stand the salons that push people through like cattle.
@@Ghhopsimple. All they care about is money
as a side comment on your mask and the filing dust, i always thought of it to be similar to doctors and x-ray machines. for a single patient/client a small amount of exposure during a consultation isn’t very harmful, but the doctor/nail tech is exposed to it constantly throughout the day, every day, for the entirety of their career. so doctors tell you the x-ray is safe for you while they walk to another room, and the nail tech wears a mask to protect from breathing in endless amounts of acrylic dust. the doctor doesn’t die from radiation poisoning and the nail tech saves their lungs from permanent damage 😄 thanks for the informative video suzie, as usual!!
"...asked that comment in the questions." I love u Suzie.
1:23
Suzie is like superwoman for nails, always to the rescue!
I love how Suzie treats the client. She acts so kind. I've had experiences where nail technicians or other other similar type professionals have chastised me or made me feel bad. One time my nail ripped right down past the nail bed and I used the teabag and superglue trick as a quick fix to hold it together and limit the pain. The nail tech was so mean. But Suzie is nice no matter what, and I love that.
If a nail tech has any kind of mean, negative or whatever comment on your nails just leave immediately, seriously. Just stand up and say no thanks. If everyone would do this they would literally stop being such a*holes or they would have no buissnes
client: yeah i haven’t gotten my nails done in 5 weeks. everyone in quarantine: ha. haha. 🙂
Us in quarantine you haven't seen nothin yet
@@LyfeWitDaniiiii are you still in quarantine?
@@cecesworld2732 I’m Canadian but yup
@@cecesworld2732 i am,all mexico is
Im not in quarantine
I was drinking coffee while watching this video and I literally covered the cup when you were filing her nail 😂😂😂😂
__alexiskay__ 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
*rolls eyes 🙄
Qųɛɛŋ Dɛʂ an anti army
@@chloebae7365 stfu
Lol, you got srsly into the video!
She has such a nice voice to hear. It’s calming in some way and gorgeous
So whenever I get my nails done like a fill in the lady never gets rid of all the lifted material but I was like Susie doesn’t do that she takes it all off and she says it’s important so I asked my nail tech to do that and she said no so I’m switching nail technicians soon
She doesn’t remove the lifted sections? Jeez. I don’t know a nail tech that leaves that in place! Find a new nail tech, you need someone who will do a more thorough job and listen to your requests.
Sounds like she's not even professionally trained!!! Run!!
The salons I've gone to are amateur hour compared to Suzie. And they'll have great Yelp reviews. I guess their clients don't watch nail videos. I wish there was a directory of highly-trained nail techs.
Get a new nail tech ASAP. Nail fungus can take YEARS to get rid of. If your tech is so lazy as to not remove old lifted acrylic who knows what other short cuts she may be taking.
Thats why i love watching these videos. Not only am i able to see what should be done and how it should be done but also how to try to do my nails myself. Nail techs must be licensed and if shes telling you no it doesnt need to be dome then id report her. Its unsanitary and if shes licensed shed know better. I hope you find success with finding a new tech. Dont feel obligated to stay and let the person do your nails. Get up and walk out. You are paying her to do your nails, not give you fungus. (Or ickys like Suzie said lol)❤
Suzie!! Just had the worst experience. I had a set done, stiletto. After a couple days (5) I wasn't liking some things so I went back in to change the shape and length. The tech clipped the nails down then took her fingernail and tried to seperate a corner of my nail from the product left on the nail. She then took a new nail tip and ran it between my nail and the acrylic to remove the rest of the acrylic. It hurt so so bad. She took off layers of my nail plate in places. When I told her she was hurting me and asked why she wasn't using the efile she got angry and told me that the file would damage my nail. She was so rude because I was in pain questioning her method as I've never seen anyone do this and it was hurting. Such an awful experience.. Never going back there.
Jeeeeeez. thanks for posting this tho because good nail techs can use this to our advantage. literally you can get so many clients just talking to people about their negative complaints with fills and removals from those type of shops
I'm a natural nail girl but suzie's vids are just so nice and relaxing
Watching these videos always makes me wish Suzie could do my nails. Never had acrylics or a real desire for them but if I magically could have her do them, I'd totally go for it.
She makes you feel safe 😅
I wouldn’t mind seeing one about bacteria.
Beth Barclay Same. I don’t get my nails done because a couple of relatives and a few friends got fungi from acrylic nails.
Hessed3712 i’ve been getting acrylics for years and i’ve never has fungi, it really depends of the cleanliness of the nail spa and how often you clean you hands and under your nails
Poppy McCreanor also depend on how often you get them done Oman’s if you give your natural nail some breathing time between getting them done or not
@@Livlocalmartian Nails don't breathe :) That has nothing to do with the bacteria that make nails green.
@@Livlocalmartian there is no nail breathing. I do gel on my nails over ten years continueously with no breathing times they are PERFECT underneath.its the trapped moisture by a bad infill or the sanitation.if both are good then your nails are safe.
No no no!!!!!! I wanted to see more. Do I have to wait until next week or is another part coming soon? That was the fastest 16 mins. Thank you Suzie. I appreciate the time and effort you give to us so that we can be smart consumers.
I understand why you wear the mask with acrylic. Does gel float in the air more. Should the consumer wear a mask when getting gel! Thanks again.
Yes Gel is lighter and finer. The second part of video is in production 😀😊thank you for your comment / i really appreciate it
Fee that was the cutest comment i have ever seen lol ❤️
a dust collector is your friend too
As a nail tech also we were taught never to glue down nails because it can create bacteria caught underneath (pseudomonas) you should definitely do a video on that :)
I have a question... if its lifted that much and they're clearly old why not just remove them or soak them off...seems like a lot of work...just asking
Because removing and new sets do take longer and you charge more/ you certainly can do it / its just over shooting
I think I would have removed the one that was broken past the free edge of the natural nail but Suzie is right that it would cost more.
Yes just soak off get new set
once you get good with drilling and fills soaking off all the way and resculpting just takes longer, especially if your client only glued down 1 or 2 nails this filing would be real quick, plus you're using less product
@@NailCareerEducation I know soaking off a whole set is time consuming and costs more, but would it be easier just to replace the couple nails that were glued? If I have a nail that popped off or lifted, I usually remove that single nail before going to my appointment. Should I just let my tech file it down instead?
I love how real you are Suzie, it's good to know that you understand and accept that sometimes you just gotta use some glue. This is a really great video, especially the way you show how to tell what is lifted so you can make sure to remove it all.
I'm a DIYer and I'm still too nervous to use a carbide bit on my nails but I use an arbor band. It takes a little longer but if I slip (as I still do) I'm not going to chew through my finger lol. I admire your control of the e-file.
“You never fail to disappoint me!” 😂🥰
9:40
I came to see if someone noticed 😂😂
😅😅👍❤
I caught that also and started to laugh. ❤👍😅
I was hoping she actually said - you never fail OR disappoint me. 💅🏼 but looking at these comments maybe she did say -to disappoint. 🤷🏼♀️
I did this once and all the nail techs in the salon laughed at me.... I'd much rather your kind understanding approach!! come see me when you're in vancouver for a video ;)
don’t know if i’m the only one, but the sound of a e-file absolutely goes through me! the noise makes me cringe like nails on a chalkboard. i hate the feeling of it too 😂
leah most nail techs burn me bc my nails are thin and when I hear the sound it makes my nails hurt😭
I'm so scared to go back because last time I went to let my nails done I was right out of the dentist office and if there is something I am scared to death for it is the dentist. The file makes the same noise as the equipment at the dentist so I was already on edge and ofcourse she hurt me filing my nails.. so now I'm kinda traumatized after my last appointment.. And can't stand the sound anymore.
I associate the sound with a relaxing manicure so I actually enjoy it.
Suzie is so kind and patient. Having her as a nail technician would be so nice because she surely makes you feel comfortable and safe.
Keep being yourself, you are an amazing person.
So, I'm gonna assume that my nail tech gluing my 1 month old acrylics down before starting my refill is a no-no.
Indiegirl007 😱😱😱 ahhhh Jesus wept lol. From a structural point of view, that gives me nightmares but even worse is the stuff lurking under there 😩 Every shower and hand wash introduces water under the lifting, and then it gets trapped between the layers. Then when you’re nice and warm, tucked up in bed, that heat from your hands lets all the bacteria (that we all have naturally on our hands) thrive 😂😩 I’ve filed off extensions and found full colonies, families and communities of germs (not my work) 😂 Girl, run - don’t walk - to a new nail tech! 😂💖
This is new 😱. Don't ever go back to her. Also your nails shouldn't be a lot lifted in one month. I use a 3$ primer and mine don't lift. I'm pretty sure yours should also last😂
@@TallulahFoxxx I think *”Jesus wept”* is my new favorite dramatic response to anything and everything now! 🤣❤️
@@TallulahFoxxx colonies families and communities of germs 💀💀💀💀💀💀 stoppppp LMAO
Suzie you’re so nice,no judging, just understand what people do with their nails 😊
As you say its your business to repair all damage on nails I wish all people from this industry think like that 😊
I love your movies I start do my nails after one video. I was new you will be my guru ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ I use a gel to build my nails but education is this same no matter what product I use. Love you and wish all the best ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love how you get so excited when you do nails that's for showing us and giving the important information thankx again Suzie oh I can't wait to see the new design of her nails
I love nail art and education videos even though I'm not a nail tech.. And I have to say of the many techs that I watch here on RUclips, there's 3 that I feel are true teachers who given the chance I'd love to learn from on a one on one basis: Kirsty Meakin from Naio, Celina Ryden and you Suzie... Video's like this video right here are the reason I fell in love with your channel, your ability to teach even a novice complex yet important nail related issues and techniques is truly awesome.. Thank You for sharing your knowledge and congratulations on all the success you've had with your channel to you and camera man!!!
Suzie walking around barefoot in the 80s is A VIBE
Thank you SO MUCH for not calling it a 'mood!' I'm so sick of the kids who are constantly calling things that are NOT moods of any kind a "mood." Someone's green manicure is a "mood," somebody's kitten that's been filmed climbing the curtains is a "mood," someone's boyfriend's haircut is a "mood." All of these non-moods are sure inspiring a real MOOD in me: anger! Also, impatience with stupid people who don't know what moods are!
@@calichef1962 big mood
calichef1962 I know, right? Every time I see that, I always wonder to myself...what are they talking about?
Gemma Davis “big mood” HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀 I laughed so hard at this comment
Herheher You did? Why...?
i still wish for a suzie cristine collab
Wish no more my friend.
Finally a client I can identify with! That looks like my 5 week growth and lifting problems. Thanks for sharing Suzie. ❤️
Okay but I love your personality, And your relationship with your client so kind, and funny. I wish my nail tech was like that. I have very small nails they're long but the width is so slim. I always get laughed at when they see them. It makes me so uncomfortable and embarrassed. I never felt ashamed of my nails and insecure about them until getting them done. But I love the fact that you don't judge you don't question. You can tell how comfortable the client is and how great that bond is. You are a great people person and I wish you were my nail tech!!! 😭
I get hair splinters in my feet from my cats hair, they hurt like hell and everyone thinks I'm crazy! I'm so glad to hear that someone else knows about them!
My grandmother was an old-fashioned "beauty operator," in her own vernacular of the 1920s. She always wore stockings with open-toed shoes, even in her salon. She once had a hair "splinter" that broke off at the skin and took YEARS to eventually dig out of the middle of the corn that formed around the hair. It was between the first and second "balls" of her right foot! I've had a few embedded hairs in my feet over the years. They are usually coarse dog hairs, but luckily I've been able to get a good grip on each of them and removed them before they caused me any problems.
Hair splinters are the worst. I tried for years to tell my hubs how bad they were, but he didn't even believe they existed. Then he got a hair splinter and cried like a baby.
They are awful!
What is a hair splinter?
@@charlenejo2490 It's where, for example you stand on a fine hair and it gets embedded in your foot like a glass splinter. I never knew such things existed either until got one after cutting my boys' hair. Three days later I walked through the room barefoot and honestly thought I'd stood on some glass it hurt so much. Hobbled through to the living room to take a proper look expecting to pull out a splinter of glass and was amazed to pull out a hair! I didn't even think it was possible for a soft, flexible hair to cause that much pain!
Oh my goodness, the worst is boxer dog hair! I had a boxer that shed like crazy and we uses to get them all the time.
I love your videos, you calmly explain what to do in different situations in a fun manner and it’s as if you and your viewers are best friends. Keep up the work!
Ok like this if you’ve glued a nail. I’m curious
Kyra I always popped them off with my teeth once they started coming up, lmaooo
Olivia Walsh i do that now 😅 but before i used to use glue to keep it on as long as i could 😅
Kyra sometimes you don't have a choice. You could put your hand in your pocket or purse and boom. Your nail bed is sore or bleeding. I thing if you wear nails. You've been through this. Completely normal🤷🏽♀️
Kyra I’ll
i once glued the tip of my stiletto nails back to the base when it snapped in half.
i have super long nails so if one breaks there’s no hiding it 😂
So much knowledge for newbies in this video!
I’m no nail tech but making sure to remove lifting is definitely the most important thing to know regardless of your “skill level”.
This is why I personally soak off every set instead of doing a fill. I wanna be 100% sure that I remove ALL the lifting. Plus for me it takes forever to file and re-prep the nails. In that time I could have easily soaked off the entire set and started with fresh naked nails. ♥️
I truly love and appreciate your videos and overall professionalism! I would love to see more videos involving natural nails and possibly overlays! I've been growing my natural nails out since August and I would love to see what you would recommend to maintain strength (I do all my nail work at home)
In every video I have watch . I noticed every video Suzie always got her nail done in every video I see. It's so beautiful 🙏❤️
"So just as a little education Cause that's what I do now nail career education " (6:42 )
That was so funny
Classic suzie
Let me tell you how much I love you! You're the only RUclips personality that tries to answer all of us! I love that, that inspires me to try to be like that on my channel. I'm just restarting my channel so I don't have a bunch of subscribers. When I do though I'm going to still try to get to all of my comments, and I'll try to answer everyone and their questions. That's why I love your channel.
My favorite thing about Thursdays is when Suzie uploads
I LOVE how you don't judge clients and other techs for not knowing or deciding on a temporary fix
9:42 "You never fail to disappoint me, Liz!" hahaha I love her!
I didn't glue my nails, but had popped into the salon for my first fill last week and found out I had a pretty big lift and was fascinated to watch the tech do their thing! So interesting to hear why they were doing what they did!
Omg. I thought I was crazy when it came to “hearing” lifting. The difference of intact nails vs lifting.
Suzie, you really are a proffesional, but most of all, I love your personality. We need more people like you in this world
Lovely women, so kind to each other! Girlpower goals! 😘
You are so kind suzie.... Love how you dealt with the client.. Knowing how busy can make people do wierd stuff
I don't do anything with my nails, but damn I can appreciate some good artistry! Been watching your vids for over a year, much love! 💜
I love you so much! You were so nice to your client even though her nails were bad. You go girl!
I was getting my nails done today and the lady next to me was talking about how she glued one of hers down with Gorilla Glue!
One of the techs worse nightmares
I used super glue and pulled the nail back, put a drop on, pushed the nail on and it looked like nothing happened. Of course I went the next morning to get them done
😯😯😯
Super glue and nail glue are literally the same
@@sass252 What? It's litteraly the same as nail glue
You have no idea how much I appreciate this video. Thank you queen!!!
I was screaming at the screen "ddon't forget your glasses!" Just as she put them on🤣
Im not even into nails, yet this is somehow real fun and interesting to watch. Kind of soothing too.
Suzie, one of my clients just came the other day w/her nails glued after 6weeks. Yes, it was too much glue 🤦🏾♀️ thanks for this video.
I am so grateful for all the information & advice you show us on your posts Suzi, thank you so much. RUclips has helped me with my studies. I passed my Nail Technician exam on Tuesday & I'm over the moon. Thanks again 😊💖💅🎉🥂🍾
I’ve found that my nails grow really quick, what is 5 weeks of growth on her nails, would only be 2-2 1/2 weeks on my nails. For that reason specifically I don’t have my nails done all the time because it’s hard to get into the salon every 2 weeks. My nails also usually start lifting around the 2 week mark.
I have the opposite problem. I routinely go bout 4-5 weeks between fills because they grow so slowly I can get away without much growth showing for that long. If I have to longer, I can. My mother's nails grow out faster so once a month is kind of her limit. Everyone is different.
I appreciate how thoroughly you explain everything!
The client also doesn't need a mask as they only get their nails done once a month or so... where as the tech is doing this day in and day out... amplifying the effects. It has an accumulated effect for her.
Now with covid everyone has to wear a mask
I love this woman so much she's soooo sweet !
Suzie is the Nail Whisperer !
I love Suzie. Shes so sweet and kind to her clients. I wish i had a Suzie to teach me her ways lol
Lol, she said “ask that comment in the questions” 😭😂
I swear to God if I could find a nail tech like Suzie, my nails would always be in shape!! She's so kind and so talented
I start my nail journey Monday! I’m super exited to become a nail tech it has been one of my dreams!
not a nail tech but I've been watching you for years--and other tutorials as well. It makes me very happy to see videos where you are filing off lifting instead of snipping it off with cuticle nippers like I've seen some people do (it makes me cringe so hard)
also, hair slivers are the WORST. So painful and so much harder to get out of your skin than anything solid like a wood splinter.
I changed nail techs because mine quit the salon i go to. My new tech i love the way he does my nails but they popped off like they were press on nails. I lost 4 of them within 2 weeks. The next time after my fill 3 of my nails did the same thing. I have been doing my nails pretty much since 1988 so i am not new to this. I have never had nails do that. Its hard finding someone who does nails the way you like. Why did they popped off like that ? The cost of getting nails done is not cheap. Its 45.00 for a fill where i live. Thats with gel polish which is 10.00.
Id like to know as well, I went to a cheaper nail tech and my nail popped off. It was mi first time with acrylics as well, when I had gel they never popped off.
There are so many factors that go in to what causes lifting. Suzie has a great video on the subject if you search for it. Some (not all) cheaper salons use low quality products and sloppier practices that can cause lifting
Same thing happened to me. I politely contacted the manager of the salon but she was so nasty. I never went back to that salon.
Its usually improper nail prep. Watch her prep video I bet the prep you're getting looks different
Typically it's lazy or improper nail prep. I guarantee all my clients free repairs if they have any lifting during the 2 week period of a new set or a fill. I don't typically have any major problem because I use quality product and prep carefully.
Love this type of video.Like real trouble shooting with real clients.Thank you for this.
I’ve got the fungus 😵 I take off lifted areas but idk I think I need to clean better. I didn’t know my thumb was lifted last time I took it off and I had a nice patch of fungus. 🙁 I need ur video On it
😱Im on it
Oh god
I’ve had that happen too! Took off the acrylic and my nail was green 🤢
Get teatree oil and rub it in the affected area, kills fungus.
It's more likely a bacterial infection than a fungus. Is it a greenish brown color spot that's getting darker? Keep it exposed to air and light and let it grow out. Do not use a nail file or implement on that area and then move to another nail or you will be spreading the bacteria.
My Goodness. You are so informal. I love it. These standards about the lifting should also be taking into account when choosing a permanent tech too. If you don't choose wisely you could end up in a lot of pain. I do a lot of cleaning because of the kids. So most of the time I bump my middle finger and it lifts from the back. I love my current tech because he always takes care of it. No pain. No bleeding cuticles. No tight nails. I love him❤️ it's very important
I'm looking forward to the bacteria/infection video!
Absolutely Wonderful.
Thank You Suzie, I truly appreciate You 😁
Id travel to canada just to get my nails done by Suzie 💕
Amie Whitley bucket list item for sure! Suzie is a crutch for me when my anxiety is really high (PTSD and I have clinical insomnia) so meeting her would be like meeting Batman.
@honey tears 涙 omg your lucky, have u had your nails done?? Xx
I'm sure you can find amazing nail techs in your city, too!
I love how kind you are to her 🥰 she seems a bit uncomfortable but you still are so sweet about it
1:24 "asked that comment in the questions" LoL
Suzie u need to do a video on how the bacteria gets trapped. I see many girls and guys, who come to me with fungus. And they previously had glued on tips, that they use repeatedly. U need to show the kids how harmful the lack of knowledge of doing nails ur self, can be. Especially if u don't have any formal education, on artificial nails. Love ur channel, and all you do to educate. Much love to U Suzie from Mamma ~Dee~ 💙
Actually im gathering info for that right now
@@NailCareerEducation You are so awesome Suzie. U remind me of a fellow nail tec. That I started school with. But that was soo long ago. Keep up the good work Suzie. 👍👍👌💜 ~Dee~
I was so into the whole nail education thing and then bomb!!... A BTS ad 🤣💜
By the way thank you for uploading this , it's good to know these things so you'll never go wrong 💛💛💛
Forgive my ignorance please, but what is a BTS ad?
@@jenniferbunnylady7687 issa okayss
Bts is a Kpop group/band , I expected a normal advert to play but a Bts music video ad played instead..
Covid has helped me get better and better at doing my own nails. Thanks to these videos!!
My nail lifted once and it had a tip. When I went for infills, my tech had to file the side of the tip off. She then sculpted the nail herself without a form and it was perfect, matched the rest.
Very educational Suzie. Love absorbing this knowledge. Thank you.
I remember when you did this set its been 5 weeks already?!?
After the video is done being edited (which takes a long time) it’s a few weeks since Liz had her refill.
Suzie you're soo bloody nice in your videos!
Finally early to a video, my inspiration every day! The whole reason I started my nail salon 💕💅
Suzy I’m a nail tech in Utah, and they are implementing a law saying we have to have a desktop nail dust/filter system rated an 8 on the Merv scale.... I can’t find many options and none of them are rated on that scale. Also my salon will not be purchasing this, I will have to buy it so I’m also very nervous that it will be more than I can afford while I’m still building.
Whenever a nail lifts or starts to come off and I’m too busy to get them redone I just kinda take em off 🤷🏼♀️😂 only one coming off trips out my OCD
Esp Mag I am the same way. I also cant stand nail polish chips, I.ll take off all the polish or redo everything.
Omg I can totally relate! ❤️
Why not soak off and start again?
How do you take them off?
Do all of you just slip another nail under the lift and work it off? ** asking for a friend ** 😂😂😂
I love watching her videos. I’m trying to grow out my nails and she gives me motivation. I’ve had shortbitten nails since I can remember. My dream is to have beautiful nails. I would love to go to a nailsalon to get my nails done. 🙂
"comment in the question"- sentence of the year made by Suzie 😅
Her attitude is literally the best
I glue my acrylic's back on all the time when I don't have time to redo it. 🥺 Don't have me Suzie!
Susie, I have learned so much from you! Can you do a Q&A on caring for extremely dry cuticles? I use nail oil every night, and lotion through out the day but it's just not enough!
Hi sweetie/ sounds like your doing the right things externally, maybe research what you can internally👍🏼😊
Suzie, I had a dog hair sliver that migrated really far into my baby toe. I dealt with it for a month while a doctor and a podiatrist tried to figure out what was going on. Xrays and 3 rounds of antibiotics...conveniently I had decided to do a baby foot peel for the first time while this was going on. Four days later, my feet were peeling big time and I pulled a little skin off of that toe and found some pus. I had my mom look for me because it was such a crazy angle, and she grabbed the tweezers and pulled out a thick, black dog hair. I wore slippers for a month and a half because I would only put that foot in a real shoe for work, and they came right off the second I clocked out. All because of one little hair
Holy COW! Unreal- im glad those hairdressers told me. Im sorry to hear that - hope youre ok now👍🏼
You are the nicest nail tech ever. I got my nails done once for a special occasion. The tech was nice. But I had them removed a week later because I am a klutz and kept jamming my fingers. I explained that to the nail tech. My mom came in the next day, and chick told on me like I was a five year old and told my mom I said I didn’t like the nails. I did like them! They were lovely!
Also, I know a bunch of people who got fungi from improper acrylic placement and improper sanitizing 🤢.
Hi, I know this has nothing to do with this video, but my nail drill, that I bought a couple of years ago is broken and I want to by a new one because it takes for ever to file by hand. I was just wondering what nail drill you would recommend (not an expensive one, I don’t have a lot of money, and I live in Norway so the taxes for shipping is expensive). I also have a problem with lifting ( right now I am using poly gel) but I think the problem is with the nail prep, but if you have some tips it would be wonderful. I hope you have the time to respond to this message. I absolutely love your videos and this channel is where I have learned almost all of my nail skills❤️❤️❤️
Ps. I am not a professional and I usually only do nails on my self 😊
@Marianna Johnsen Melodysusie has a white efile that the hand piece rests pointed down in the center of the base unit that has gotten a lot of great reviews for around $50 USD on Amazon *EDIT- it's called the Scarlett*. I apologize for not knowing if that's in your budget or how much the shipping would be for you. Also, Susie and Young Nails both have a bunch of great videos for preparation of the natural nail before application of any enhancement. Good luck!
The melodie susie one is amazing. I love it so much. Mine is the rechargeable one.
I love your purple nails on your right hand 💜💜💜
Asked that comment in the questions? o.O Well happy the video is finally here :D
I just love you, Suzie and I agree, easy rebalances are awesome, but mistakes open up learning opportunities ♡