This video is so helpful!!! I am removing to much liquid from my brush.... No stirring with the brush, it's monomer not soup 😜 dip, tap, bounce bounce bounce..... Great instruction! As always! Thanks 👍
I LOVE your products. I'm a beginner and I started off with other acrylic and by far YN is the best. I tell everyone about your products. I am amazed how YN is for their customers in price and quality. I thank God for your mom starting Young Nails. I would like to meet her one day.
Thanks Greg....you're just an AWESOME TEACHER....a few words on the "heating Up".....you are correct when you said chemistry. When monomer and acrylic combine they start forming interconnected bonds. When it gets to the stage of heating up is when the bonding is at it's maximum. Once this occurs the cool down starts and the solidifying becomes complete. That's in that magical moment when you can "pinch" the nail. Chemistry is just FABULOUS....I guess that's just the geek in me! I always love how you explain pearl size and how to achieve it. I have learned so much from you over the years that I truly do owe you a big Thank You! Keep pumping out those fabulous video's! 💜💙🧡💛💜🤎💗💟💕
Thank you so much for sharing this information on brushes. You have answered all my questions even one I didn’t know I had.lol. You cover everything so well. You are so talented as a teacher. I love all your videos. I have learned so much from you. Thank you again. Love YN people. You all are great.
I am a new nail tech. I worked in a salon briefly. I do my own acrylic nails and so enjoy your tutorials. I am so thankful that you do these because it helps me learn the proper way to SCULPT the nail. I hate tips and I always felt it was cheating! At my age I do not see myself getting back into the salon but truly enjoy learning from you! Thank you so much for doing these. I wish I was in California to take your classes in person. Love your products! Be well!
THANK YOU!! I bought a size 8 brush to start with because I was intimidated by the bigger ones but then I kept thinking that I was doing something wrong with picking up my beads because they were so small. I think I’ll try a 10-12 now 😁
I got the small brush with the kit and it was great but then I found someone selling the signature brush for $10 dollars. I instantly purchased it and even though it was my 1st time using larger than 10 I felt it was better. Now I only use that brush for all of my sets. I feel it's better in shaping the nail in every way. If I ever have to replace it I'll definitely buy it again even at full price.
OMG thank you soooo much for your online tutorial. My pearls were small and dry with my small #8 brush. Because of your instructions on brush size and wetness my pearls are large enough to work with without drying out on me. Thank you again 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🙂😊🙂🙂🙂☺️😊 Michelle
Control the bead ok I got it .I'm a homemade beginner nail technician. I love to do long nail.So I'm thank you for the helpful tips. I can't wait until I can travel to take your class. I'm in NYC. I'm working on my pearl with an size 8. Since june all of my nail fell off. So I said all try to so this myself. Thank you
I really been kicking myself for not buying the signature brush during the last sale. To me YN is the top acrylic. I have acrylics that heat up. I have acrylics that dont self level, they don't even work well with their own systems. YN is the best for everybody. It is extremely workable for beginners to pros. It's truly one of a kind I have never experienced such a beautiful effortless lay.
I am in love with Greg's signature brush. It is the best. I have tried so many different brands, and don't get me wrong I've had some good ones even from Amazon. BUT I always came back to his brush. I even bought a back up second one. Lol
Agreed, Greg's signature is the best out there! I wasted way to much money on Amazon brushes. After watching this video I got my artistic sculpture brush out, both brushes are da bomb! If you need a great brush buy Greg's signature brush, you won't be disappointed! I should have brought another while it was on sale 😭
Just want to say Thank You for all ur utube demos…. I went to Tony n Guy in Colorado n the nail teaching was very vague n u guys have filled in the gaps
Don’t know where I been. But u are my favorite guy so far. I had a lot of questions pertaining to this area. U gave me all the answers I needed. From the right size brush to applying beads. Keep up the good work. I appreciate you for being so informative. Thanks again YN
Thank for this information I love using your signature brush but I noticed my application was so much better with the YN started kit brush! This explains a lot ❤️🙏
after using the brush that comes with you core kit and the first time doing my wife's fill i have confidence were they perfect no, but did I take 2 hrs yes 😀, did my wife said I cleaned and shaped them to perfection yup! so im happy and I use your technique to pick up the bead thats what works for me and will try your other tips before I move to the 12 brush thanks!
Just read the description on here, and now I don't feel so silly for wanting to go backwards since Greg was a firefighter. I was in school 11 years ago for cosmetology and I was rocking it! I ended up pregnant with my son and on bed rest never made it back to school. I landed in an EMT class that got cut short over covid. 🙌 since that, I started building a collection of crappy cheap acrylic and brought out my old hand. It's calming. And now that I know a firefighter went to nails I don't feel so alone 🤣
I have been a physical therapist assistant since 2007. I’m starting nail school in September because that is my passion. It’s fun and relaxing for me to do! Never too late to start something new!
#young nails it also depends on the pressure you are placing on your powder if you don't have the correct amount of monomer in your brush 😉 I brought your signature brush and I am really not ready to move up to the size 12 yet and that's ok because I will get there. But like Greg said first master the application with a number 8 and I want to be able to be more consistent with my different sizes of Beads .
AMAZING!!! You really have e lightened this Brit. I have been removing too much liquid. I'm straight into your website to get ordering. You are an awesome teacher thank you. Keep going please! 💚
I noticed that!!! It does not heat up! When filing there’s no heat, when using the protein bond there’s no heat. The one thing I like as a beginner is that the monomer is not strong. My house does not smell for days and it is not that strong. The other thing is there is different setting time in the polymer (powder). Personally, coming from a medical background with chemistry I like seeing the the reaction you created between the powders. I am having problems just using a # 8 doing nails on myself. I am not looking to do nails on others.
Thanks for this video. Super informative, and the bead size being shown from each brush so helpful. I'm working with size ten bead size has been my biggest problem.💅🎨✨💖💖
I cracked up when Greg repeated the thing about the tips. The look on his face. I mean come on, anyone who knows would know not to ask. 🤣😂 I'm still laughing
Great video. I’m really thinking about not using tips anymore. I love the sculpture look. Also thinking of buying your number 12 brush. I’ve been a nail tech for about 8 years and in school started with a small brush but quickly moved on to a number 20 brush. I love it!! But I’m wanting to get back into more intricate designs. Keep up the good work. Please come to Las Vegas someday. Not a lot of places carry your products and a lot of the nail techs wish stores did!!
I prefer a sculpted nail than tips. It looks more natural to me. And I agree with you 💯 that using tips is cheating. Every time I got my nails done they only knew how to glue on tips and then apply acrylic. I hate that. So now I'm only doing my own. When I get better at it I'll be doing my mom's and my sisters. When my daughter gets old enough I'll do hers as well.
My first two sets I used tips but I've been sculpting ever since. I should probably practice tips more just so I can say I'm really good at them too lol.
#young nails would you recommend learning to sculpt a nails instead of using tips especially for beginners once you have mastered your overlay?? Because I have been thinking about not using tips and going into sculpting from the start as I have definitely done the overlay and I still practice bead size daily
We definitely recommend learning how to sculpt nails. Tips work great, but there will be times when tips won't fit every client's nails, especially nail biters, so learning to sculpt will be easier in the long run. In addition, when done correctly, sculptured nails can wear longer/better because the acrylic/hard gel is completely bonded to the nail and you don't have the extra layer of glue, which can break down quicker.
Please email ray@youngnails.com for more information on our upcoming classes. Must be 18+ for classes. Classes are for educational purposes only. Not for official licensing or certification.
@@youngnailsinc you guys are truly amazing … I’m doing a nail tech course here in Ontario Canada you make it look sooooooo easy thanks for all you do 🥰😘🤗
I'm sorry I can't afford a $56 brush. So what is the best brush I can buy that doesn't cost a lot? Can anyone help me? I just got some and turns out they were horrible. The acrylic would get stuck between the bristles and before I applied each application of acrylic I was cleaning the brush out. I made a mess.
I'm trying to find a good practice hand like the ones you use and most of of have really bad reviews. I have a silicon real like one but I find it really annoying and the fact that nothing sticks to it makes it impossible to put a sculpting form on :(
I am in training to qualify as a nail tech. I would love to only use your products to train and qualify in, however, the only branch you have in South Africa only sell to qualified nail tech's. How can I obtain your products as an in training nail tech?
The acrylic is heating up, because they're using another brands monomer, I've been there acetone takes away the heat instantaneously, but it can potentially cause lifting near the cuticle area...Also when too much liquid is used it heats up, and the room temperature also effects this
YN can you please look at my video and tell me how to do it better? The Wisdom Hand. Very new at acrylic and Gel. I love your videos. I would love to come and have one on one technical nail training..
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This video is so helpful!!! I am removing to much liquid from my brush....
No stirring with the brush, it's monomer not soup 😜 dip, tap, bounce bounce bounce.....
Great instruction! As always! Thanks 👍
I LOVE your products. I'm a beginner and I started off with other acrylic and by far YN is the best. I tell everyone about your products. I am amazed how YN is for their customers in price and quality. I thank God for your mom starting Young Nails. I would like to meet her one day.
Thanks Greg....you're just an AWESOME TEACHER....a few words on the "heating Up".....you are correct when you said chemistry. When monomer and acrylic combine they start forming interconnected bonds. When it gets to the stage of heating up is when the bonding is at it's maximum. Once this occurs the cool down starts and the solidifying becomes complete. That's in that magical moment when you can "pinch" the nail. Chemistry is just FABULOUS....I guess that's just the geek in me! I always love how you explain pearl size and how to achieve it. I have learned so much from you over the years that I truly do owe you a big Thank You! Keep pumping out those fabulous video's! 💜💙🧡💛💜🤎💗💟💕
You said all of that ABSOLUTELY PERFECTLY!!!
She really did! Thanks for explaining 🙂
As a new Nail Tech two years ago, I tried several different brands to see what worked best. Young Nails is the BEST!
Can you do a video on nail liquid? How often do you change it in your dappen dish? Proper way to dispose of it?
thanks for the suggestion, we will let the team know!
you dispose of monomer liquid by poring it into an absorbent paper towel then into a plastic bag.
Thank you so much for sharing this information on brushes. You have answered all my questions even one I didn’t know I had.lol. You cover everything so well. You are so talented as a teacher. I love all your videos. I have learned so much from you. Thank you again. Love YN people. You all are great.
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I am a new nail tech. I worked in a salon briefly. I do my own acrylic nails and so enjoy your tutorials. I am so thankful that you do these because it helps me learn the proper way to SCULPT the nail. I hate tips and I always felt it was cheating! At my age I do not see myself getting back into the salon but truly enjoy learning from you! Thank you so much for doing these. I wish I was in California to take your classes in person. Love your products! Be well!
I just love the way Greg teaches! The best in the industry! I'm learning so much more then the training I had! Much love from the UK 🇬🇧❤
THANK YOU!! I bought a size 8 brush to start with because I was intimidated by the bigger ones but then I kept thinking that I was doing something wrong with picking up my beads because they were so small. I think I’ll try a 10-12 now 😁
I got the small brush with the kit and it was great but then I found someone selling the signature brush for $10 dollars. I instantly purchased it and even though it was my 1st time using larger than 10 I felt it was better. Now I only use that brush for all of my sets. I feel it's better in shaping the nail in every way. If I ever have to replace it I'll definitely buy it again even at full price.
Happy you are teaching Sculpting. Tips may be faster, but a strong nail is sculpted.
Its like everytime I'm struggling with something, you make a video about it!!! You are my people, Thank you
OMG thank you soooo much for your online tutorial. My pearls were small and dry with my small #8 brush. Because of your instructions on brush size and wetness my pearls are large enough to work with without drying out on me. Thank you again 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🙂😊🙂🙂🙂☺️😊 Michelle
Control the bead ok I got it .I'm a homemade beginner nail technician. I love to do long nail.So I'm thank you for the helpful tips. I can't wait until I can travel to take your class. I'm in NYC. I'm working on my pearl with an size 8. Since june all of my nail fell off. So I said all try to so this myself. Thank you
I really been kicking myself for not buying the signature brush during the last sale.
To me YN is the top acrylic.
I have acrylics that heat up.
I have acrylics that dont self level, they don't even work well with their own systems.
YN is the best for everybody. It is extremely workable for beginners to pros.
It's truly one of a kind I have never experienced such a beautiful effortless lay.
Me too but I was so broke 🥺 and couldn’t afford it, stupid Texas freeze threw so many spending plans out the window
That's what she said.
Young nails acrylic helped me so much. I couldn't do anything with that cnd we used in school.
Omg ikr? Same here!!!!!!!!!! That number 8 brush kept me humble in the beginning 😩😂😂😂😂😂
SAME!!
Yes your Acrylics are the best, I love watching the flow of the Acrylic, its 😍 ! A delicious looking product ! (Dont eat)......
Thank You Greg. You are Absolutely Fantabulous!
I am in love with Greg's signature brush. It is the best.
I have tried so many different brands, and don't get me wrong I've had some good ones even from Amazon. BUT I always came back to his brush. I even bought a back up second one. Lol
Agreed, I also have from Amazon and his signature is the best.
Agreed, Greg's signature is the best out there! I wasted way to much money on Amazon brushes.
After watching this video I got my artistic sculpture brush out, both brushes are da bomb!
If you need a great brush buy Greg's signature brush, you won't be disappointed!
I should have brought another while it was on sale 😭
Just want to say Thank You for all ur utube demos…. I went to Tony n Guy in Colorado n the nail teaching was very vague n u guys have filled in the gaps
Don’t know where I been. But u are my favorite guy so far. I had a lot of questions pertaining to this area. U gave me all the answers I needed. From the right size brush to applying beads. Keep up the good work. I appreciate you for being so informative. Thanks again YN
My fave videos! Your videos have helped me perfect my application and I'm so grateful!!
Thank for this information I love using your signature brush but I noticed my application was so much better with the YN started kit brush! This explains a lot ❤️🙏
So what I'm hearing is... its not the size of the brush that matters, but what you do with it, lol
🤣🤣🤣
That’s what she said 🤣😂
after using the brush that comes with you core kit and the first time doing my wife's fill i have confidence were they perfect no, but did I take 2 hrs yes 😀, did my wife said I cleaned and shaped them to perfection yup! so im happy and I use your technique to pick up the bead thats what works for me and will try your other tips before I move to the 12 brush thanks!
yay!! 🙌🏼😊
started doing nails with a #8, i use a #18 now :) this was good to know your views on it, people don’t discuss this enough
Your teaching is soooo on spot!!! You have taught me so much. Wish your products were available in My country: well done!! Thnx.
You have really helped me. Thank you for sharing.
Thank u so much Greg. I just bought your signature brush. I needed this video
Just read the description on here, and now I don't feel so silly for wanting to go backwards since Greg was a firefighter. I was in school 11 years ago for cosmetology and I was rocking it! I ended up pregnant with my son and on bed rest never made it back to school. I landed in an EMT class that got cut short over covid. 🙌 since that, I started building a collection of crappy cheap acrylic and brought out my old hand. It's calming. And now that I know a firefighter went to nails I don't feel so alone 🤣
When you run from something, the world rates as great, towards what brings you joy-thats not going backwards, you are finally alive xx
I have been a physical therapist assistant since 2007. I’m starting nail school in September because that is my passion. It’s fun and relaxing for me to do! Never too late to start something new!
#young nails it also depends on the pressure you are placing on your powder if you don't have the correct amount of monomer in your brush 😉 I brought your signature brush and I am really not ready to move up to the size 12 yet and that's ok because I will get there. But like Greg said first master the application with a number 8 and I want to be able to be more consistent with my different sizes of Beads .
Thank you!! So informative and detailed!!! First time then I understood it properly.
When do you take off the under tape that helps you guide? And do you put the finished sculpt in the uv with the tape guide or without it?
AMAZING!!! You really have e lightened this Brit. I have been removing too much liquid. I'm straight into your website to get ordering. You are an awesome teacher thank you. Keep going please! 💚
Wow! Your videos have helped me so much!! I haven't used your products yet but I will be purchasing some very very soon. Thanks so very much💚
I thought I needed a smaller brush so thanks. Very helpful 👌
I noticed that!!! It does not heat up! When filing there’s no heat, when using the protein bond there’s no heat. The one thing I like as a beginner is that the monomer is not strong. My house does not smell for days and it is not that strong. The other thing is there is different setting time in the polymer (powder). Personally, coming from a medical background with chemistry I like seeing the the reaction you created between the powders.
I am having problems just using a # 8 doing nails on myself. I am not looking to do nails on others.
Thanks for this video. Super informative, and the bead size being shown from each brush so helpful. I'm working with size ten bead size has been my biggest problem.💅🎨✨💖💖
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I cracked up when Greg repeated the thing about the tips. The look on his face. I mean come on, anyone who knows would know not to ask. 🤣😂 I'm still laughing
This is great.! It’s been a long time since I have done acrylic but I’m playing and wanting to get back into it. This was a great video ❤️✌🏽
Thank you so much for walking through it understood
Lmaooooo the tea, shade & realness towards odorless 😆😆 Thanks, Greg💓
Right 🤣
This is perfect video for me. I’m interesting want to learn.
Thank you I'm learnig everyday from you
Great video. I’m really thinking about not using tips anymore. I love the sculpture look. Also thinking of buying your number 12 brush. I’ve been a nail tech for about 8 years and in school started with a small brush but quickly moved on to a number 20 brush. I love it!! But I’m wanting to get back into more intricate designs. Keep up the good work. Please come to Las Vegas someday. Not a lot of places carry your products and a lot of the nail techs wish stores did!!
Thank you Greg..I'm new in this nail business and your video was super helpful. Have a new subscriber.
I just ordered my kit I can't wait till it gets here
Very helpful , thx Greg 💅🏻❤️
Can you give more in form placement for different styles helping square , stiletto etc ? Thx x
We have great videos on forms on our channel here. You can search "forms young nails" and they all should pop up
Bahahaha I’m so glad you wiped the lens- because I was ferociously buffing my phone screen, trying to clean the haze off of it!🤣❤️
Thank you so much for these video I really learn alot
Interested to know, why doesn't odorless monomer work? Never used it
Thanks for helpful tips lovely super cool
Can acrylic be added to the tip to extend the length of the nail?
I laughed because everything I struggle with you mentioned. In your opinion what’s the best nail glue?
I love this video...free education!!
Love these videos 🥰 so thankful for them
I'm extremely comfortable with an number 8 i don't like using anything else!!.
I prefer a sculpted nail than tips. It looks more natural to me. And I agree with you 💯 that using tips is cheating. Every time I got my nails done they only knew how to glue on tips and then apply acrylic. I hate that. So now I'm only doing my own. When I get better at it I'll be doing my mom's and my sisters. When my daughter gets old enough I'll do hers as well.
My first two sets I used tips but I've been sculpting ever since. I should probably practice tips more just so I can say I'm really good at them too lol.
I go back and forth between forms and tips. I get tired of one and switch to the other.
Experts (like YN), say firms are faster and the gold standard.
Great video. Makes sense
Please can do a video on the different monomers and explain why odourless monomers don’t preform/work good. 💅🏼
They don’t talk on other brands, but I’ve heard low odor ones take longer to dry
Here is a video we made about odorless monomer: ruclips.net/video/d8CybZx0SD4/видео.html
Man I wish I was in your class .. I almost bought another brush just because I thought I needed a bigger brush
lol @ "good for you" Great tips. thank you
Thanks for the knowledge your sharing this will be a big help for me as a beginner 😇 I learned a lot from ur videos 🥰👏🏻👍🏻💯silent viewer here 😊
These videos are so helpful thanks for the tips
#young nails would you recommend learning to sculpt a nails instead of using tips especially for beginners once you have mastered your overlay?? Because I have been thinking about not using tips and going into sculpting from the start as I have definitely done the overlay and I still practice bead size daily
We definitely recommend learning how to sculpt nails. Tips work great, but there will be times when tips won't fit every client's nails, especially nail biters, so learning to sculpt will be easier in the long run. In addition, when done correctly, sculptured nails can wear longer/better because the acrylic/hard gel is completely bonded to the nail and you don't have the extra layer of glue, which can break down quicker.
the amount of times i could have said "THATS WHAT SHE SAID" IS HONESTLY CRAZY lol
Excellent as always, 😘
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Thank you Greg!
Thank you greg
I really needed this video
Thank you so much 😊
Este video está muy interesante y se que a muchos nos serviría aún más, si fuera en español 🙏
Tenemos algunos videos geniales en nuestro canal en español y estamos agregando más tan rápido como podemos.
Thank you Greg!! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Great teacher, thanks.
I love your signature brush I have done so much better then with the other one
please please please start shipping to Canada I want to get my hands on your products but cant :'(
canadanailsupplies.com sells some YN products! ☺️
@@catherinewhatever6594 awesome thank you!
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Thank you so helpful
What if my client prefers the flatten look? Do I stop at your first step?
No, you explain why you can't give them a flattened look. It's not good for their natural nail nor the enhanced nail.
I also use an 8 or 9 brush
Where do u offer your classes?
Please email ray@youngnails.com for more information on our upcoming classes. Must be 18+ for classes.
Classes are for educational purposes only. Not for official licensing or certification.
Right I’m second 🥰🥰
😂 if no odor monomer works for you great lol that had me laughing so hard
Thanks 😊
How do you apply a form to someone's nails that are extremely short and have no free edge just skin?
ruclips.net/video/wzra5udVdAg/видео.html
@@youngnailsinc thank you 😁
What was the brush number you used
This is Greg's signature brush, size 12.
www.youngnails.com/products/gregs-signature-brush
Question ?… how come you apply backwards sometimes ?
Sometimes it’s easier to place the pearl that way.
@@youngnailsinc you guys are truly amazing … I’m doing a nail tech course here in Ontario Canada you make it look sooooooo easy thanks for all you do 🥰😘🤗
What’s that mani Quinn hand?
I'm sorry I can't afford a $56 brush. So what is the best brush I can buy that doesn't cost a lot? Can anyone help me? I just got some and turns out they were horrible. The acrylic would get stuck between the bristles and before I applied each application of acrylic I was cleaning the brush out. I made a mess.
Unfortunately, we can't recommend other brushes as we don't test them.
We do have a sale coming up starting at 6 pm PST on the 24th.😉
First to class ⭐️
What about a 22 size brush?
Unfortunately, we can't speak on other products as we do not test them.
Do you have to pay for the Zoom classes?
Yes, the zoom classes have different prices. You can reach out to ray@youngnails.com for more information.
I'm trying to find a good practice hand like the ones you use and most of of have really bad reviews. I have a silicon real like one but I find it really annoying and the fact that nothing sticks to it makes it impossible to put a sculpting form on :(
ours is available on our website, youngnails.com
@@youngnailsinc I must be dumb as I couldn't find it haha. Thaaaank you ❤🖤❤
@@TheSphynxSquad no worrries!
What color is that?
This is our Cover Pink acrylic powder.
www.youngnails.com/products/85g-acrylic-powder?variant=34425330663560
I am in training to qualify as a nail tech. I would love to only use your products to train and qualify in, however, the only branch you have in South Africa only sell to qualified nail tech's. How can I obtain your products as an in training nail tech?
unfortunately, we don't have a say in who distributors sell to
I have not gotten another brush because I just don't want to buy another that will not last long.......
hi, we are sorry about that. what seems to be the problem?
The acrylic is heating up, because they're using another brands monomer, I've been there acetone takes away the heat instantaneously, but it can potentially cause lifting near the cuticle area...Also when too much liquid is used it heats up, and the room temperature also effects this
YN can you please look at my video and tell me how to do it better? The Wisdom Hand. Very new at acrylic and Gel. I love your videos. I would love to come and have one on one technical nail training..
I file alot.. damit ok Back to the drawing board.. dammit
18:46 😆😆